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Join Kelly Rippin and Steven Albritton as they discuss the tragic shooting death of five people at a nightclub in Colorado and how Cincinnati residents have reacted to it, the beginning of local Operation Christmas Child efforts and preview the United States Mens National Team's first World Cup game in over 3,000 days.NEED MORE than just a dose? Watch the NOWCAST of our latest WLWT News 5 show here: https://www.wlwt.com/nowcastFOLLOW:Colin Mayfield: @WLWTColin (Twitter), Colin Mayfield WLWT (Facebook)Kelly Rippin: @KellyRippin (Twitter), Kelly Rippin (Facebook), @kellyrippinnews (Instagram)WLWT: @WLWT (Twitter) WLWT (Facebook), @wlwt5 (Instagram)GET IT ALL: Breaking news, weather and local stories on WLWT.com

There wasn't a lot of American Soccer this week. Rox talks about attending the Gotham FC - Washington Spirit game. Then the boys get into the United States Mens National Team playing Morocco and Uruguay, Wales completing the group, and how many points the USMNT need to get out of the group.

 The boys discuss the recent loss to Tottenham and it's effects on the recent title race. Brace yourselves as this includes plenty of rants from Patrick in this one. They also answer fan questions and discuss the relevance of the United States Mens National Team in world football. They also dive into the why the U.S. has struggled to succeed in world football and what challenges lead to their lack of success. Please leave the guys a review or a like on whatever platform you listen onplease leave us a review and share with your friendscontact us at: pandbdoapodcast@gmail.comFollow our Facebook Page: Talk Man City

In this episode, Devin talks about the two United States Mens National Team games that have been played, and previews the match against Honduras. He also talks about the January transfer window, and discusses his winners and losers. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gtfpodcast/support

The makers of Sound of the Loons bring to you – its passionate followers – a series of Loon Dives with every player from the club, recorded during the club's media day and revolving around all things MNUFC, Minnesota and the journey that brought the players here. The Production Day Specials begin with Chase Gasper, fresh off training with the United States Men's National Team and his first Senior Cap.

The US National Soccer Team Players Association is the labor organization for the current members of the United States Men's National Team, and a membership organization for alumni members of the National Team. The Players Association was founded in 1996 by the members of the US National Team to represent them in collective bargaining with the United States Soccer Federation.  Until that time, individual players negotiated their own appearance fees and contracts with the Federation, and payment varied widely. 

The US National Soccer Team Players Association is the labor organization for the current members of the United States Men's National Team, and a membership organization for alumni members of the National Team. The Players Association was founded in 1996 by the members of the US National Team to represent them in collective bargaining with the United States Soccer Federation.  Until that time, individual players negotiated their own appearance fees and contracts with the Federation, and payment varied widely. 

This week's podcast covers SKC's 1-0 win over the Houston Dynamo, a huge match on Saturday in Portland, as well as a USA vs Mexico discussion. Graham Smith has stepped up when this team needed it the most. He's solidified the back line during a string of wins by one-goal margins and provided help on the attacking end as well. Ilie Sanchez has been getting a break recently, starting on the bench with Gutierrez in his spot. Why has this been working so well? Many have tried to replace Seth Sinovic, and Luis Martins is next in line to attempt it. He has been improving every game and the Sporting Kansas City win over the Dynamo was his best yet. Can he hold that spot down? Of course, with the biggest game of the year coming up against the Portland Timbers, Sporting will be without six players. Felipe Gutierrez and Johnny Russell will have the biggest impact. What will this mean for Peter Vermes' lineup. and can they still pull out a win to go level with the Timbers? It's time for the United States Men's National Team to get back in action, and for the first time in a very long time, we aren't entirely disappointed in the selection. In the absence of Michael Bradley, Alfredo Morales is back in the mix much to the surprise of Cody. But the young guys have a chance to impress against Mexico and Uruguay. Might we see someone like Sergino Dest solidify himself with the Yanks? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the GP Soccer Podcast! Host Giovanni Pacini interviews Renato Capobianco who is the Head Mens Soccer Coach at Regis College in Weston, MA. Coach Capobianco was the former assistant with the United States Mens National Team and served in the same capacity in MLS. Listeners interested in connecting with the show may do so via the GP Soccer Podcast Mailbag! E-mail host Giovanni Pacini at gp4soccer@yahoo.com and the only rule is that all e-mails be civil in nature. Contact Giovanni Pacini to learn how to advertise on the GP Soccer Podcast!

In his first interview in Philadelphia, new signing Andrew Wooten sits down with Adam to discuss everything from changing numbers four times in his previous club to where in Philadelphia can he find a good steak. One of the hottest strikers of the back half of the 2018-19 season in Germany was a 6’1” German-American plying his trade with Sandhausen in 2. Bundesliga. Thirteen goals in 18 games to finish the season cemented the American international — Jurgen Klinsmann called him up in 2015 and he made one appearance against Costa Rica — as someone who could make a big difference on a club when his deal with Sandhausen ran out in the summer. Sandhausen admitted they wanted 17-goal scorer Andrew Wooten to stay, but the striker was ready for a move to America.

Sporting Kansas City took a week off and the podcast decided to use that time to recover as well. Cody, Aly, Robert, and Thad were back in the studio to cover a very busy summer of soccer. The Women's World Cup is in full swing and the USWNT caused a stir with their celebrations in a 13-0 win. The United States Men's National Team kicks off the Gold Cup after struggling heavily as of late. Plus, Sporting Kansas City will try to pull themselves out of a slump against the Columbus Crew this weekend. Aly and Thad have some strong opinions on Megan Rapinoe's (perhaps) excessive celebration. This is the World Cup, not little league. But where do you stand? Was this a close-knit team having fun - or was it rubbing it in the face of a team that didn't stand a chance? The USMNT has been quite the dumpster fire and they haven't inspired a ton of confidence heading into the Concacaf Gold Cup that they kicked off on Wednesday night. The team has gotten away from what so many fans took pride in - grit. What is the minimum this team needs to show in this tournament? The lineup for Sporting Kansas City is slowing starting to look better. Despite still missing likes of Roger Espinoza, Peter Vermes has a lot more firepower to work with. We ask the question, "Can things get any worse?" Players are returning and it feels like brighter days are ahead, but things must improve quickly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The show is back for a 16th episode filled with the biggest topics in all of World Football! 00:00-21:55-Champions League Final Recap, Reaction and Experiences during the final. 21:55-1:11:14-Season recap for our clubs Liverpool and Tottenham and our top 5 moments from their seasons ranked! 1:11:14-1:22:39-United States Women's National Team Wins 13-0. Why it should be celebrated. 1:22:39-1:38:40-United States Men's National Team struggles and what to except as the Gold Cup starts next week. 1:38:40-1:47:57-The Best Quiz in all of World Football! Thanks as always for listening!

On Episode 11 of the show, we come back from our own version of an international break. Here is the show rundown! 00:00-39:45-Premier League breakdown. Top games from the weekend. Race for the title and to stay in the league. Latest on managers, FA Cup and why Americans might like relegation leagues, but why it wouldn't work for teams. 39:45-48:40-Bundesliga race, Declan Rice, England National Team and Ireland National Team updates ahead of more European Qualifying. -48:40-1:02:35-United States Men's National Team talk and what the Gold Cup means for the country and team -1:02:35-1:13:41-Champions League Quarterfinal Breakdown and Predictions 1:13:41-1:28:04-The Best Quiz in World Football is Back! Thanks as always for listening!

Our own Chris P was there to talk with Jonathan Lewis about his recent performance with the United States Mens National Team.

Sean Walker and Jake Hatch were joined live the Real Salt Lake Academy by special guest host Alex Vejar, who covers Real Salt Lake and Utah Royals FC for the Salt Lake Tribune. Alex joined the show to talk about, among other things, the early going of the preseason for RSL, Martin Vasquez's appointment as Real Monarchs SLC head coach and the soap opera that is Toronto FC, as well as Corey Baird and the United States Men's National Team's 3-0 win over Panama.

Jake and Sean are back with the first episode of 2019 as they catch up on flurry of news from Real Salt Lake and the Real Monarchs. They talked about Craig Waibel's extension, Albert Rusnak's new deal, Danilo Acosta's move to Orlando City SC and the call-up Corey Baird and Justen Glad received from United States Men's National Team coach Gregg Berhalter among other topics. In the second segment of the show, the guys caught up on all the MLS and international soccer news, including Sigi Schmid's sudden passing, the Columbus Crew remaining in Columbus and Christian Pulisic's big money move to Chelsea in the English Premier League. Finally, the show wrapped up with "Extra Time" in which Hatch and Sean shared their final thoughts and unique stories from around the soccer world that hadn't been covered in the show.

Kyle Martino takes a deep dive on the latest developments surrounding the United States Men's National Team (5:45:), the fallout from Jose Mourinho and Manchester United after their 1-0 loss to Juventus (25:00), Arsenal's resurgence during their 10-match winning streak (53:45) and an update on the Premier League title race (1:06:10).

It's a special Bethlehem Steel Playoff Edition of the Pitchside Pod! Steel are taking young Union players and Union academy talents like Brenden Aaronson, Anthony Fontana, Matt Real, Olivier Mbaizo, and Ben Ofeimu to Pittsburgh for their first-round matchup with Pittsburgh Riverhounds. The Hounds knocked off Steel twice in the regular season, but now Brendan Burke's men have more experience and hung with heavily experienced clubs down the stretch run of the USL season. Pitchside Pod host Adam Cann gives a quick intro to the Steel playoff situation, then we bring you interviews with Bethlehem Head Coach Brendan Burke and captain James Chambers. Both guys go deep about why Steel is important to them and how they view and participate in the Union's youth development process. Chambers also talks about his path to Steel, his work with the Union's pre-academy, and dealing with personal issues while being a public figure and an athlete. Check it out, then tune in at 7PM on Saturday, October 20 on ESPN+ for Steel vs Pittsburgh Riverhounds. And don't forget the Union's last home match on Sunday, October 21 against New York Red Bulls. Rumor has it a bull will be lit aflame at 2PM Sunday...

Take a listen to "Behind the Shield" a live Q&A with Sporting Director Ernst Tanner, Chief Business Officer Tim McDermott, and Head Coach Jim Curtin

We're back! After a week's absence for the international fixtures, Latics Listen returns with a bang and a very special guest! Wigan Athletic and West Bromwich Albion favourite Paul Scharner joins us on the phone for Latics Rewind, whilst club captain Samy Morsy tells us more about his international duty with Egypt, qualifying for the Africa Cup of Nations 2019 and how Latics are preparing for their test against the Baggies at the DW Stadium this weekend. Keeping with the international theme, we're joined by a friend from across the pond as Sam's Army Podcast host talks United States Men's National Team and our flying left full back Antonee Robinson. Plus, we take a step inside a Latics-Baggies household as we're joined on the phone from Spain by Latics supporter Karen and West Brom fan Simon Kendrick!If you'd like to get involved or feature on Latics Listen, please get in touch through our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, or by emailing laticslisten@wiganathletic.com - your comments, questions and support are much appreciated! Listen below, stream on Spotify or download our brand new podcast for free on the App Store by [clicking here]. We're also available on Soundcloud and Buzzsprout!

Mike Mulligan and Kevin Dziepak are back for another episode, this time taking a look back -- one year later -- at the United States Men's National Team failure in Trinidad and Tobago. The guys also take a look at the tight Premier League table as another international break arrives, discuss Eden Hazard's incredible form and talk about the constant jeopardy of Jose Mourinho's job status.

Kyle Martino has a quick thought on Liverpool-Manchester City (2:00) and Manchester United's comeback victory against Newcastle (5:15) before chatting with special guest, Michael Bradley, on the United States Men's National Team (12:00).

On this edition of the Pitchside Pod, Jim Curtin talks us through all the people that work to get the Union ready for game day each week. Often, Curtin is the face of this side of the club, but after the win over Minnesota, he thanked a lot of others that helped him and the players deliver a playoff spot. We dig in to find out who those people are and what they do behind the scenes. Also, Adam gives some insight into Ilsinho's goal celebration against the Loons and we talk through what it was like to fly back with the team after the heartbreaking Open Cup final loss. Last, we talk about the Union U15 and U17 sides that competing in the GA Cup last weekend. Make sure to subscribe and send questions/comments to pitchsidepodcast@philadelphiaunion.com or to @adamtcann on Twitter!

This week on Sounders Weekly with Jackson Felts, former Seattle defender James Riley discusses the club winning Cascadia Cup and the 2-1 victory in Vancouver, General Manager Garth Lagerwey talks about the winning streak, Jordan Morris, and Ray Saari, then Cristian Roldan chats about his time with the United States Men's National Team and club comparisons over the years.

It's a star-studded third episode of the official Wigan Athletic podcast, Latics Listen! Latics favourite Emile Heskey shares his tales from his time at the club ahead of Paul Cook's side's visit to Villa Park. Antonee Robinson lifts the lid on that Jedi nickname and Chey Dunkley tells us what it was like to organise a new back four, with Reece James, Cedric Kipre and Robinson all making their debuts in the 3-2 victory against Sheffield Wednesday last week. We also bring the fallout from transfer deadline day, as Callum Connolly, Josh Windass, Joe Garner and Lee Evans all arrived at the Wigan Athletic Training Centre. So who's on this week's episode? Emile Heskey A huge favourite during his time at the DW Stadium, Emile Heskey chats to Guy Clarke all the way from Dubai as he recalls his Latics and Aston Villa memories, and tells us which Premier League stadiums he always enjoyed silencing the crowd at. Heskey scored 16 times for Latics in the Premier League between 2006-2009 before his move to Villa Park. Antonee Robinson Flying full back and United States Men's National Team star Antonee 'Jedi' Robinson is the latest in the Getting to Know hot seat as we find out all about his nickname, his favourite Star Wars characters and episodes, and why he could become a maths teacher in the future! Chey Dunkley Ain't nobody... better suited to organising a brand new defence! Chey chats all about last Saturday's opening day victory over Sheffield Wednesday, which saw the defender in a back line made up of first team debutants. Transfer Deadline Day We hear exclusively from three of our four new signings, with Josh Windass arriving from Rangers FC, Joe Garner from Ipswich Town and the return of Lee Evans from Sheffield United... we also recap Callum Connolly's debut the first time round with two goals at Burton Albion in 2017!

In this episode: Three Random Topics: House Lights Debt Socks Justin and Justin discuss Seinfeld S1E4 A look at some of the future stars of the United States Men's National Team. We watched all of the videos from the USMNT page, here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQaFegCn-A8&list=PLsAXIYtop5Osb2SZ20IHvVCRGpChSBct7

In our pilot episode, we bring you all things Philadelphia Union! As you may have heard the Union's PDL affiliate, Reading United, is playing for the PDL National Championship this upcoming Saturday, August 4th. We share with you a conversation we had with Head Coach Alan McCann. Reading United AC take on Calgary Foothills SC on Saturday, August 4th at 7 pm at Wilson's Gurski Stadium. We share with you an exclusive 1-on-1 interview with former Union Sporting Director Earnie Stewart. He reflects on his time with the Union and his established "Pathway to the Pros." Looking ahead, he discusses what he has learned at the Union that will help him in his new role as General Manager of the U.S. Men's National Team. Finally, we look ahead to the Union's 2018 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Semifinals vs. Chicago Fire on August 8th here at Talen Energy Stadium. Adam breaks down what the Union need to do to make it into to the USOC Final. If you have any questions or comments about the podcast, please email us at pitchsidepodcast@philadelphiaunion.com.

Dave Dameshek is joined by Handsome Hank and Matt "Money" Smith to discuss Handsome's reaction to England losing in the World Cup semi-finals (2:06) and determine which non-soccer-playing U.S. athletes would likely be dominant on the United States Men's National Team (32:32). The fellas also discuss which sporting events in history have been able to unite Americans the most (5:04). Then, the guys go through the AFC West, naming the most important newcomers for every team (41:40). Plus, the guys react to yet another memorable voicemail left by producer Kent Brown's mom (35:12).

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger look at the latest happening state side. First, they begin by discussing the United States Men's National Team's 2-1 loss to Ireland. Where there any good takeaways from the game? Was it a case of rust for Bill Hamid? Or something more? Did the squad have too many changes? Or just a case of a bad day for the team? Is Ireland just that much better? The trio also talk about the latest concerning the 2026 World Cup bid. The results are in from the FIFA surveys and the United bid has a nice lead. But will that actually go into account when the voting finally takes place? They also discuss where the United bid and Morocco bid waver, and more. Rachael also breaks down the United States Women's National Team call-ups for the games against China. All positions are taken into account. Who's Rachael excited about seeing? And who doesn't make the grade? Plus, Cincy joins Major League Soccer. The latest in both MLS and NWSL, and quite a few other things too.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger look at the latest happening state side. First, they begin by discussing the United States Men's National Team's 2-1 loss to Ireland. Where there any good takeaways from the game? Was it a case of rust for Bill Hamid? Or something more? Did the squad have too many changes? Or just a case of a bad day for the team? Is Ireland just that much better? The trio also talk about the latest concerning the 2026 World Cup bid. The results are in from the FIFA surveys and the United bid has a nice lead. But will that actually go into account when the voting finally takes place? They also discuss where the United bid and Morocco bid waver, and more. Rachael also breaks down the United States Women's National Team call-ups for the games against China. All positions are taken into account. Who's Rachael excited about seeing? And who doesn't make the grade? Plus, Cincy joins Major League Soccer. The latest in both MLS and NWSL, and quite a few other things too.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger discuss the 3-0 victory for the United States Men's National Team over Bolivia. Who stood out from the young group? Why wasn't Christian Pulisic on his game? And should be very excited by Tim Weah and Josh Sargent? After that, the crew discusses the possible naming of the first USMNT general manager in form player, Earnie Stewart. Just what does this job entail? And can we really glean anything out of this? Not to mention, the latest results in Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League, and Rachael has a rant about the United States Women's National Team goalkeeping situation.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger discuss the 3-0 victory for the United States Men's National Team over Bolivia. Who stood out from the young group? Why wasn't Christian Pulisic on his game? And should be very excited by Tim Weah and Josh Sargent? After that, the crew discusses the possible naming of the first USMNT general manager in form player, Earnie Stewart. Just what does this job entail? And can we really glean anything out of this? Not to mention, the latest results in Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League, and Rachael has a rant about the United States Women's National Team goalkeeping situation.

Kyle Martino takes a deep dive on the fallout from the FA Cup Final after Chelsea's 1-0 victory over Manchester United and what it means for both Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte (3:50). Plus, Kyle shares his thoughts on Unai Emery to Arsenal and Manuel Pellegrini to West Ham (16:50) before giving a quick World Cup preview (26:30) and an assessment of the current state of the United States Men's National Team (29:40).

Join us for our first episode where we kick things off by talking about the United States Men's National Team and football in the US. We discuss the US domestic leagues, football culture, competition from other sports and our failings as a country to embrace the World's game thus far.

Sean and Jake are back with another episode of the Salt City Podcats. They look back at the disappointing outcome in Orlando for Real Salt Lake after another promising start to the match. Jake caught up with RSL centerback Nick Besler as the feature interview of the week.Sean and Jake talked about the first win franchise history for Utah Royals FC over the Washington Spirit and the two home matches to open Zions Bank Stadium for Real Monarchs SLC. Sean and Jake examined the longterm extension given to Sporting Kansas Ciy coach Peter Vermes, what it may mean for the United States Men's National Team and MLS as well. They also made their early predictions for the UEFA Champions League Final between Real Madrid and Liverpool. The wrapped up the podcast with a new potential segment and Added Time.

Episode 3 of Salt City FC began with a look back as Real Salt Lake's 3-0 win at home in Leg 1 of the Rocky Mountain Cup against the Colorado Rapids. Sean and Jake talked about the class goals from Albert Rusnak and Damir Kreilach during the match. They then previewed the Friday night tilt in Vancouver against the Whitecaps.RSL rookie forward Corey Baird was this week's featured interview and Sean was able to talks soccer and video games with the Stanford product. The guys then looked back at the impressive draw for Utah Royals FC against North Carolina and also took a look at the loss for Real Monarchs SLC in Tampa Bay. Previews of the upcoming matches for both sides were discussed.Sean and Jake finished out the podcast with some thoughts on Major League Soccer and the UEFA Champions League semifinals leg one. The show wrapped up with "Added Time," where possible September friendlies for the United States Men's National Team were covered and the chances New York City FC boss

Bilal (Bill) Hamid is a professional soccer player born and raised in the Washington Metropolitan Area. He is a star goalkeeper for the United States Men's National Team and a recent addition to Danish Superliga side FC Midtjylland. Signing his first professional contract at the age of 18, Bill worked his way up from DC United's youth academy to cement a place in MLS history as an all-time legend, winning the MLS Goalkeeper of the Year Award in 2014. While soccer has been a constant in Bill's life since he was 5 years old, he manages to stay balanced by focusing on two other factors that define him - faith and family. Bill is a proud Muslim who prays before every match and does his best to fast during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. He's also very proud of his Sierra-Leonean roots. He shares stories of his experience as a first-generation American growing up in a strict immigrant household, where staying connected to his roots was of the utmost importance. At 27 years old, it seems like Bill has everything figured out. He has an unrelenting commitment to leave a legacy of greatness in this world, and it can be felt with every word he speaks. Tune into this episode of Culture Study to hear Bill share his life journey, one that expands way beyond the soccer pitch.

On this week's episode, Michael discusses current situation with the United States Men's National Team

Der einzige FC Schalke 04 Podcast auf Englisch weltweit! The only FC Schalke 04 Podcast in English worldwide! In this episode we recap the win against Freiburg. We also talk Weston McKennie's aspirations of joining the United States Men's National Team and get into the contract saga that is Leon Goretzka. Joining me on this episode is Zack Franciose (@kayyyak)Tune in and follow us on Twitter @s04_podcast & r_kharman

The pod trio discusses how to fix the United States Men's National Team after they don't qualify for the World Cup. Joined by an extra special pod guest... Guest: Fourn PodBeer: Bayou Teche "Swamp Thing IPA"

Seth, Thomas and Pablo are joined by Ives Galarcep & Charlie Boehm. Together, they eulogize the United States Men's National Team, which has existed for decades but will surely soon fold. Listen in.

Kyle Martino takes a deep dive on what the heck happened in Trinidad & Tobago that led to the United States Men's National Team failing to qualify for the World Cup for the first time since 1986 (0:15). How did this happen? Who is to blame? How does the USMNT move forward? Kyle answers all that and more and is later joined by former Jamaican international player and NBC Sports colleague, Robbie Earle, to get his thoughts on the situation as well (22:30).

Kyle Martino takes a deep dive on Manchester City's impressive form after their 1-0 victory at Stamford Bridge (5:15), what class Harry Kane belongs in after his terrific run in September comes to an end (16:20) and what to watch for in the final two qualifiers for the United States Men's National Team as they take on Panama and Trinidad and Tobago (28:00).

Dike and Nate return for the latest edition of the SoccerNation Podcast - [powered by soccerloco] to break down the most recent two international fixtures of the United States Men's National Team against Costa Rica and Honduras. It wasn't pretty, nor was it fun to watch, but the USA still has a chance of qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia thanks to a solitary point from two matches. The talk shifts then to the other big news of the week that the North American Soccer League has had it's application for Division 2 sanctioning denied by the United States Soccer Federation. The guys discuss what this means in the context of San Diego's forthcoming expansion team and the league at large as the American soccer pyramid's foundations are rocked once again. Things get more happy when the conversation shifts back to club football. With the Premier League, Champions League, Liga MX and the rest of the world's domestic competitions picking back up, there is light at the end of the tunnel!

On this special Soccer 2 the MAX episode, Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins give their reactions to the United States Men's National Team 1-1 draw against Honduras. Certainly, the performance wasn't good from the USMNT, but how much does that matter in a road game in CONCACAF? How much blame is on Bruce Arena? What's on the players? And should some of the subs be starting next time. The guys also analyze the situation in CONCACAF and what the USA have to do to qualify. The two also take a look around at the rest of World Cup Qualifying from around the world and see how things are stacking up, heading into the final October fixtures for so many confederations.

Dike and Nate return for the 41st episode of the SoccerNation Podcast - powered by soccerloco. In this episode the guys cover the latest round of Premier League action, touch on the Phoenix Rising incident with their unofficial supporters club Los Bandidos, recap the latest Club Tijuana match and preview the World Cup Qualifiers for the United States Men's National Team. Enjoy!

Kyle Martino takes a deep dive on the latest happenings with the United States Men's National Team focusing on the tactical switch against Mexico (5:20), Bruce Arena's overall impact so far (18:00) and the continuing promise of the "Boy Wonder" - Christian Pulisic (36:45).

Dike Anyiwo and Nate Abaurrea are reunited in San Diego for the latest edition of the SoccerNation Podcast! The guys dissect the United States Men's National Team performance against Panama and drill into why a point on the road isn't the worst thing in the world. Is Jozy Altidore deserving of his place in the starting XI? The conversation then shifts to the recent news that the SoccerCity San Diego signature gathering initiative is done. In just two weeks. Apparently San Diego wants soccer. or at least 108,000 registered voters do. Check out some of the stories coming out of the mothership: - https://www.soccernation.com/just-a-kid-from-vista-heron-martinezs-journey-to-club-america/ - https://www.soccernation.com/3-things-deltas-debut-in-nasl-ochoas-revenge-in-seattle-and-more/ - https://www.soccernation.com/mixed-bag-toronto-fc-ii-1-phoenix-rising-fc-0/ - https://www.soccernation.com/generations-intertwined-dempsey-and-pulisic-lead-us-to-historic-rout-of-honduras/ - https://www.soccernation.com/orange-county-scs-logan-pause-talks-motivation-systems-and-goals-for-2017-season/

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger look back at the United States Men's National Team's 6-0 victory of Honduras in their World Cup Qualifier. The crew breakdown the game. Assess some of the standout performances and look ahead to the game against Panama on Tuesday as well. After that, the guys examine the small Major League Soccer slate from Saturday. Are the New England Revolution going to start rolling after notching their first win of the season? Can Minnesota United doing anything to stop their glut of allowing goals? How seriously do we need to start taking the Columbus Crew? Plus, did Real Salt Lake make the right decision in firing Jeff Cassar? Finally, Sean, Erk and Rachael discuss the big signing by the Chicago Fire of Bastian Schweinsteiger. Is he the missing ingredient in the midfield? Or is he going to make things a little too crowded?

United States Men's National Team all time goal scorer, assist leader and second highest appearance maker Landon Donovan joins SoccerNation Citizen Carrie Taylor's Women Talking Football program to talk about his role with FS Investors in the SoccerCity SD plan. Donovan also talks at length about his childhood and what he'd like to see in San Diego's MLS franchise in the event the city of San Diego adopts the proposal advanced by FS Investors.

Dike and Nate recap the first United States Men's National Team match of the second Bruce Arena Era. The match finished 0-0 in sunny San Diego in front of an announced crowd of 20,079. After the match Sacha Kjestan and Alejandro Bedoya had a few choice words regarding Michael Bradley's comments on President Trump's recently signed Executive Order banning Muslims from entering the United States. The guys then turn an eye towards the big MLSinSD event on the USS Midway on Monday, and discuss the impact of Sunday's game on San Diego's MLS expansion opportunity. Follow us on Twitter at @DikeNatsai, @NateAbaurrea, and @soccer_nation. Email us at news@soccernation.com Special thanks to Patrick Erhard (ashwilliamstheband.bandcamp.com) and Alexandar Bang.

U.S. Soccer finally dropped the axe on embattled coach Jurgen Klinsmann on Monday, following loses to Costa Rica and Mexico in the most recent round of World Cup Qualifying. Nate and Dike chat about what took so long, what went well for Coach K, and what went against him, before turning the conversation to what comes next for the United States Men's National Team. LA Galaxy Coach Bruce Arena has been tipped to replace the German. Will it be him? Or perhaps another? Stay tuned for news about the NSCAA Convention in Los Angeles this coming January! Follow us on Twitter at @DikeNatsai, @NateAbaurrea, and @soccer_nation. Email us at news@soccernation.com Special thanks to Patrick Erhard (ashwilliamstheband.bandcamp.com) and Alexandar Bang.

In the episode of Pint O' Football we discuss the first round of Copa America matches. As well as talking with Greg Garza of Club Tijuana and the United States Mens National Team! We also go in-depth on the first two USMT games and take about our favorites to win it all.

Bradley Wright-Phillips scored the quickest hat trick in MLS History on the way to the New York Red Bulls' third straight win. Good things come in threes, but hopefully the three week layoff in MLS won't stop the Red Bulls' momentum. The Red Bulls and MLS are taking a break for Copa America Centenario, so it's time to switch gears to the United States Men's National Team and see if they can advance in the biggest Copa America in history. Musical Credits: Opening: Happy Rock - http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music Breaks & Closing: True Believers by Bouncing Souls

In the 7th installment of the FC Yahoo! Soccer Podcast, Joe Lago is joined by Leander Schaerlackens and Joey Guilino to assess the past, present and future of the United States Men's National Team head coach, Jürgen Klinsmann. Joe, Leander and Joey looks back in his previous success and mistakes, and how it's affected his legacy and expectations going into Copa De America this Summer. #YahooSports #Soccer #Jürgen Klinsmann #YahooSportsRado #USMNST #CopaDeAmerica

John Gardner and Mike break down another wild week in the FIFA World Cup. The United States crazy finish against Portugal and what the chances are for the Red, White and Blue have for facing Germany and advancing to the Knockout Stages. We discuss other group scenarios like Luis Suarez versus Italy and the Ivory Coast elinimated, and what potential matches we will see for next week's single-elimination. Only one final week of group play for win or go home match ups and we have you covered with analysis and predictions only on America's premier sports-music program, Fanatic Radio.

Mike and Nick Papadis of NP Soccer Talk break down the first results from Brazil in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, the United States dramatic late minute win over Ghana, Netherlands domination over the defending champions Spain, who are the early surprises and who are the teams in deep trouble of going home early. We also preview future matches of the week including Chile vs. Spain, Brazil vs. Mexico and the US vs Christian Ronaldo and Portugal. Your 2014 FIFA World Cup coverage is exclusively on America's premier sports-music program, Fanatic Radio.

Ben is live in studio where he will be discussing both the NBA Playoffs, where the Spurs and the Heat are each one game away from a rematch in the NBA Finals, and the Stanley Cup Playoffs where the Rangers have advanced and will face either the Kings or the Blackhawks in the Finals. We will be joined by the great Grayson "The Professor" Boucher of the AND1 Live Tour as he discusses his career with the famous traveling basketball club as well as American University wrestler David Terao as he talks about his future as a 125lb All-American and hopeful National Champion. Plus, Mike rants about the United States Men's National Team and why Ray Hudson and the country needs to let Landon Donovan go.