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Gold Cup minnows swim in uncertain waters
At the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup, the minnows are swimming with the sharks and are looking to take a bite out of the United States and Mexico, writes Sean Maslin.
Posts Tagged ‘Gold Cup’
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Juan Agudelo – failed Stoke move a blessing in disguise?
James Kilpatrick believes that good can come from the collapse of Juan Agudelo’s Premier League move.
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What now for free agent Freddy Adu?
James Kilpatrick looks at a former next big thing who is now at a career crossroads.
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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.
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Wondo overcomes misspelling to bag Gold Cup treble
The USA cruised to a comfortable 6-1 win over Belize in their first Gold Cup group game with Chris Wondolowski bagging a first half hattrick.
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Martinique upsets Canada in Gold Cup
The 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup is underway and Martinique have already sprung a surprise by beating 2000 winners Canada 1-0.
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