Europe, Featured, UEFA Champions League
16 February 2010 | 0 Comments
After a two-month layoff, the UEFA Champions League returns to action today with the first two of eight round of 16 first round ties.
One of the more highly anticipated matches of the round sees AC Milan host Manchester United, while Olympique Lyonnais welcomes Real Madrid to the Stade de Gerland.
The return leg of both ties [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Champions League, Lyon, Manchester United, Real Madrid
USMNT
7 November 2009 | 0 Comments
Patience is a virtue, or so they say. With World Qualifying finished and less than a year until South Africa 2010, it may seem as most of the waiting is over. But for the U.S. men’s national soccer team and its supporters there is more to wait for now than in the past three years.
Waiting [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Bob Bradley, Charlie Davies, denmark, Edgar Castillo, Jay DeMerit, Jermaine Jones, Jonathan Bornstein, Oguchi Onyewu, Slovakia, Watford
UEFA Champions League
2 November 2009 | 3 Comments
When juxtaposed, UEFA Champions League Groups C and D show us the best and worst about the competition’s group phase, with neither group having a monopoly on the good qualities.
The difference in the groups’ depth highlights the problem Champions League accepts with four-team groups. When a tournament spreads its teams into many small groups, [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Alexandre Pato, Alvaro Arbeloa, APOEL, atletico madrid, Bruno Alves, Chelsea, Cristian Rodríguez, cristiano ronaldo, FC Zurich, florentino pérez, Hulk, Mamadou Niang, manuel pellegrini, Marcelo, Marseille, Porto, Quique Sanchez Ramirez, Radamel Falcão, Real Madrid, UEFA Champions League
UEFA Champions League
22 October 2009 | 1 Comment
It was not as big an upset as Tuesday’s result at Camp Nou, but Milan’s late goal at the Santiago Bernabéu – handing Real Madrid their first home loss of the Galactícos 2.0 era – was enough of a shock to knock Rubin Kazan out of the headlines, earning the Italians a 3-2 win.
Perhaps as [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, alex ferguson, Alexandre Pato, Andrea Pirlo, Antonio Valencia, APOEL, atletico madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, Daniel van Buyten, FC Zurich, Gabriel Heinze, Grafite, Hans-Jörg Butt, Hulk, Iker Casillas, Juventus, Louis van Gaal, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, Marc Planus, Marseille, Michael Ciani, Pep, Porto, Raul Albío, Real Madrid, Sergio Ramos, Thomas Muller, Wolfsburg
UEFA Champions League
21 October 2009 | 0 Comments
Between them, Real Madrid and AC Milan have 16 European titles, finishing second another seven times. In the 54-year history of the European Cup and Champions League, roughly two-fifths of the finals have featured one of these clubs. Milan’s presence has been slightly less frequent, having made eleven finals appearances (winning seven), but [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Alan Dzagoev, alex ferguson, Alfredo di Stefano, Anatoliy Tymoschuk, APOEL, arjen robben, Armin Veh, atletico madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, Christian Abbati, Cristinao Ronaldo, CSKA Moscow, Darren Fletcher, Dida, Didier Drogba, Dimitar Berbatov, Ernesto Grillo, European Cup, franck ribery, Gennero Gattuso, Gonzalo Higuain, Guti, Héctor Rial, Ivica Olic, John Mikel Obi, Jose Bosingwa, Juan Alberto Schiasffino, Juande Ramos, Juventus, Kaka, Karim Benzema, Laurent Blanc, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, manuel pellegrini, Marco Storari, Mark Gonzalez, Mark van Bommel, Marouane Chamakh, Marseille, Michael Bacllack, Milos Krasic, Nemanja Vidic, Ossasuna, Paco Gento, Park Ji-Sing, Patrice Evra, Porto, Raul, Real Madrid, Ryan Giggs, UEFA Champions League, wayne rooney, Wolfsburg, Yoan Gouffran, Zurich
Europe, UEFA Champions League
30 September 2009 | 0 Comments
You’re going to hear a lot about FC Zürich over the next two days (and rightfully so), but they were not the only little-club-that-could on Wednesday. They were just the most successful. Today, two other clubs that would not have been in this competition last season almost made a name for themselves.
In Bordeaux, [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, APOEL, atletico madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, FC Zurich, Juventus, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, Marseille, Porto, Real Madrid, UEFA Champions League, Wolfsburg
Europe, UEFA Champions League
30 September 2009 | 1 Comment
Group A is the only group that does not feature a team from England or Spain, part of the reason why it is quickly becoming the UEFA Champions League’s most interesting quartet. There is no clear favorite. Your expert of choice could be backing any of Bayern Munich, Juventus, or Bordeaux. It [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, APOEL, atletico madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, FC Zurich, Juventus, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, Marseille, Porto, Real Madrid, Wolfsburg
Europe, UEFA Champions League
15 September 2009 | 0 Comments
What a difference three days made for Milan.
In that time, Leonardo revitalized the squad that only managed a scoreless draw Saturday at newly-promoted Livorno. Today, thanks to two goals from Pippo Inzaghi, Leonardo’s Champions League coaching debut ended with a 2-1 over Marseille and the Vélodrome.
This could be a crushing loss for Marseille and [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, APOEL, Athletico Madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, cristiano ronaldo, CSKA Moscow, FC Zurich, Filippo Inzaghi, Grafite, Juventus, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, Marseille, Nicolas Anelka, Porto, Real Madrid, Thomas Muller, UEFA Champions League, VfL Wolfsburg
EPL, MLS, Radio, Serie A, South America, USL, USMNT, World Cup
13 July 2009 | 1 Comment
As a key member of our soccer-loving community, Kartik Krishnaiyer is one of the first people you would go to for an opinion on Major League Soccer, CONCACAF football, or the sport at large. In Episode 4 of World Soccer Reader Radio, Kartik joined host Richard Farley to talk Gold Cup, the U.S. National [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, Bob Bradley, Canada, Confederations Cup, David Beckham, EPL, Freddy Adu, Gold Cup, Grant Wahl, Haiti, Javier Aguirre, Jay DeMerit, Julian de Guzman, Kenny Cooper, Landon Donovan, Manchester City, Mark Hughes, Mexico, Oguchi Onyewu, Sven Goran Eriksson, USMNT
EPL, England
26 June 2009 | 0 Comments
The Argentinean’s future has been the source of much speculation over the past few months, but it has now been decided: he will not don the red of Manchester United next season.
Tagged in AC Milan, berlusconi, Blackburn, Carlo Ancelotti, Carlos Tevez, Chelsea, cristiano ronaldo, David Moyes, everton, Joleon Lescott, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Mark Hughes, Pato, Rafael Benitez, Roque Santa Cruz, sir alex ferguson