Table Topping Showdown
The top teams from Mexico's regular season and Major League Soccer's regular season are set to clash in the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals. Reigning Supporters' Shield winner Columbus Crew will host Toluca in the first leg and travel to Mexico for the second leg.
Something To Prove
The USA has a few core players out of action, and that means the roster deck has shuffled a bit, with some hoping to see starting action versus Slovakia to prove they are worthy of coach Bob Bradley's further consideration. The clock, after all, is ticking down to the World Cup in June.
Aguirre Anticipates
The rescue of Mexico's World Cup hopes done, a triumphant Javier Aguirre looks forward to continued success with El Tri. At the Honda Symposium in Los Angeles, the coach spoke of the difficulties the team overcame and how it has made them stronger.
Finishing On Top
Fighting emotional baggage, a combative Costa Rican squad, and down a man, the USA squad dug deep to produce an improbable last-second draw and dedicate the result and first place in the CONCACAF group to injured Charlie Davies. Goal.com has reaction from the participants.
For Glory And For Cup
With qualification clinched, the USA is looking to finish at the top of the CONCACAF group. They face a Costa Rica squad who will be fighting to qualify for the 2010 World Cup. Goal.com's Noah Davis sizes up the situation in his preview of the Wednesday clash.
South Africa Bound
With a 3-2 away win over Honduras, the United States sealed its place among the 32 teams that will travel to South Africa this summer for the World Cup. With qualification assured a game to go, the players and staff breathed a sigh of relief and discussed the long road it took to get there.
Away Win Puts USA In
A tight 3-2 victory over Honduras put the USA at the top of the CONCACAF group and more importantly, in the 2010 World Cup. Goals from Landon Donovan and Conor Casey, the game's unexpected hero, made the difference. Goal.com has the latest updates and analysis.
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