Tuesday’s opening round will pit 32 fourth division (PDL or NPSL) and amateur clubs (USASA or US Club Soccer) against each other.
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Portland Timbers U-23 team gets ready for U.S. Open Cup
Two big-name Italian soccer clubs are waving goodbye to iconic players, while English and Spanish fans will have to get used to seeing Blackburn and Villarreal playing in their second divisions.
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Seasons Are Ending, but the Drama Isn't
The Columbus Crew will be hosting one of the oldest soccer clubs in the world this summer. The Crew announced on Thursday that they would be hosting an international friendly with English side Stoke City FC. The friendly will be played on July 24 at Crew Stadium. Stoke are coming off a mid-table year, a usual story for the Potters in recent years. With one week of games remaining in this year’s …
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Columbus Crew To Host Stoke City FC In International Friendly
Storied European clubs come to South Florida on July 28 Two of the oldest and most-storied European soccer clubs are coming to South Florida.
Local clubs face lower TV revenue and a possible player exodus
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Spanish Soccer's Economic Crisis
There’s a warning about football clubs running out of cash but what happens when a team goes bust?
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When football clubs go bust
PORTLAND, Ore. – The Portland Timbers today announced the 20 local youth soccer clubs selected to participate in the Timbers’ expanded Adopt-a-Club program, presented by CenturyLink, in 2012. Through the program, the Timbers provide players and coaches to serve as mentors to the youth club’s players and coaches throughout the season.
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Timbers Announce Clubs for Expanded Adopt-A-Club Program in 2012
Real Sociedad will step up their efforts to sign Arsenal striker Carlos Vela over the next week ahead of competition from rival Spanish clubs.
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Carlos Vela wanted by Real Sociedad
Financial problems facing British soccer clubs are putting increased scrutiny on the enormous sums paid to top players.
Welcome (back) to Manchester, Carlos; the Etihad Stadium on its feet, singing the name of an Argentine who had propelled their football club into the last 16 of the Europa League. Related Stories Goals pour in as Manchester City end Porto’s Europa League reign Are English clubs losing grip in Europe?
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Manchester City boss Mancini reaches out to Tevez but compatriot steals show
Three top clubs drew in Saturday’s frigid slate of Bundesliga matches, helping Friday night winners Dortmund earn some daylight in their drive for a second consecutive title.
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Bayern, Schalke and Gladbach drop points in title chase
Here’s our round up of action involving League Clubs in the both League and the FA Cup.
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League One Review – Jan 7th
These days as far as groundsharing is concerned you associate rugby clubs, of both the league and union code, with football teams, but our visitors today were one club who shared a ground with the sport of cricket for a long time.
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Sheffield United – Monday 2nd January 2012
Chelsea missed a chance to put pressure on the two Manchester clubs at the top of the Premier League on Saturday, yielding a goal with two minutes left in a 1-1 draw at relegation-threatened Wigan.
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Chelsea Slips, Clint Dempsey Scores in England
