Although it might be said that neither side played completely up to their potential, Manchester United’s 1-2 loss to Arsenal at Old Trafford on Monday was certainly a thrilling affair. A Wayne Rooney goal (seemingly inevitable against the Gunners) from an inch-perfect Angel di Maria cross, a controversial sending off, some remarkably heroics in goal… Continue reading Manchester United 1 – 2 Arsenal FC: The FA Cup’s BPL Implications
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Can Jozy Altidore Turn It Around In Return To MLS?
One of the highlights of a very exciting first week of MLS action was the return of Jozy Altidore, who celebrated his move back to the league with two goals in Toronto FC’s 3-1 win over the Vancouver Whitecaps. It was a great day for Altidore, and for fans of TFC, who are looking to… Continue reading Can Jozy Altidore Turn It Around In Return To MLS?
The MLS CBA: Baby Steps for a Growing League
The first weekend of MLS is behind us, thanks to the Collective Bargaining Agreement jointly agreed upon by the league and its players’ union, the MLSPU. The negotiations, ongoing since December, had much ground to cover, and appeared at the outset to be doomed. The union demanded the league institute a form of free agency,… Continue reading The MLS CBA: Baby Steps for a Growing League
What’s Wrong With Real Madrid?
For most clubs, failing to win in two straight matches isn’t the end of the world. In fact, it’s quite common for most. But most clubs aren’t Real Madrid, whose supporters are panicking with Real having only earned one point in their last two matches, falling behind Barcelona in La Liga title race in the… Continue reading What’s Wrong With Real Madrid?
MLS Opening Weekend Doesn’t Disappoint
The opening weekend of the 2015 MLS season can only be described as, well, epic. From the insanely entertaining match-up between debutant clubs Orlando City and New York City FC to Jozy Altidore’s return to the MLS after a seven-year absence, the premiere of the new season did not fall short. Embed from Getty Images… Continue reading MLS Opening Weekend Doesn’t Disappoint
LA, Seattle Look Strong In Opening Weekend: MLS Review for March 6 – 9
With the Collective Bargaining Agreement behind them, the MLS players took the field this weekend, kicking off a season some thought might not even take place. Thankfully, the MLSPU and MLS came to an agreement, and we have nine months of domestic soccer ahead of us. What’s more, the league welcomes two new franchises to its… Continue reading LA, Seattle Look Strong In Opening Weekend: MLS Review for March 6 – 9
Power Shifts Hands in Spain: La Liga Review for Mar 6-9
Barcelona have finally overtaken Real Madrid for the top spot in the table in Spain. What made it even better for Barca supporters is that Lionel Messi also tallied yet another hat trick to his illustrious list of accomplishments. One positive note for Real Madrid is that they can still grab the lead back with… Continue reading Power Shifts Hands in Spain: La Liga Review for Mar 6-9
Lazio rout Fiorentina to Draw Level on Points with Napoli: Serie A Review for Mar 7-9
Juventus continue their dominance in a tough win vs Sassuolo while Roma seem to have a myriad of problems drawing again against Chievo. Napoli squander an excellent chance to gain ground on guaranteed Champions League football in the form of a second place finish and Lazio demolish Fiorentina at home. Let’s get to the games:… Continue reading Lazio rout Fiorentina to Draw Level on Points with Napoli: Serie A Review for Mar 7-9
Liverpool marches on. But could Balotelli be headed to the MLS? – The Reds Roundup for March 5, 2015
Liverpool have bounced back from their Europa League exit to take down Manchester City and Burnley in impressive fashion. Goals are coming in from everywhere, with beauties from Coutinho, Henderson (x2!) and Sturridge all featuring on the scoresheet in the recent wins. Sturridge has made his way back into the starting line-up, but Rodgers refuses… Continue reading Liverpool marches on. But could Balotelli be headed to the MLS? – The Reds Roundup for March 5, 2015
Top Teams Avoid Upsets: BPL Review For March 3-4
Midweek fixtures in the Barclays Premier League usually result in top teams dropping valuable points. This week, however, saw the top of the table emerge largely unscathed, with the biggest winner of the week coming from the bottom tier of the standings. Let’s get to the games: Embed from Getty Images Aston Villa 2 (6-7-15)… Continue reading Top Teams Avoid Upsets: BPL Review For March 3-4