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Project 2026 – The United States’ deadline for success
Project 2026. That’s what it’s about now for the footballing hierarchy of America, Oliver McManus explores their latest target for success.
Tag: CONCACAF
Rising violence in CONCACAF a troubling sign for the region
Sean Maslin looks at some worrying incidents that have hit CONCACAF football and its players lately.
Is CONCACAF its own worst enemy?
With the recent successes CONCACAF should be on Cloud nine. But their own corruption scandal has proven to be their undoing, writes Sean Maslin.
The New York Cosmos open the world to Cuban football
The New York Cosmos might have been the big name on the marquee last Wednesday night but it was Cuban football that took centre stage.
Are MLS trying to kill the Cosmos?
James Kilpatrick discusses the future of the New York Cosmos after their recent Soccer Bowl win.
The Brek Shea Enigma
James Kilpatrick looks at the Stoke City player who will be looking to break into their first team off the back of a strong Gold Cup with the USA.
American hopefuls ready for CONCACAF Champions League
Richard Chambers takes a look at the strong MLS presence in this year’s CONCACAF Champions League.
Agony and ecstasy in CONCACAF qualifiers
There was late drama on the final day of World Cup qualifiers as a late goal for the United States sent Honduras to next summer’s finals ahead of Costa Rica. A 63rd minute strike from veteran striker Carlos Pavon was enough to give Honduras a 1-0 away win away to El Salvador, but as the […]