D.C. United announced the capture of Salvadoran midfielder Cristian Castillo on loan for the upcoming MLS season. The 25 year old Salvadoran International joins the club on-loan from Mexican Second Division side Leon. Castillo has 32 caps for the El Salvador national team, scoring 3 goals, including one against the United States earlier this year [...]

The pressure never seems to stop for coach Bob Bradley. Facing El Salvador in what many considered a must-win for the U.S., Bradley was given the task of handling suspension, injury, and questionable form on his team.
But under the clear skies of Sandy, Utah, Bradley found the right combination of players to secure a 2-1 [...]

On Saturday the U.S. men’s national team will face El Salvador in Sandy, Utah.

The Americans currently sit in third place, tied with Honduras at ten points (behind only by goal differential) and two points behind first-place Costa Rica. While after a win versus the U.S., Mexico is now looming in fourth-place and only a point [...]

Here is this years complete 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup television broadcast schedule:
Group Stage:

Group
Date
Match
Time
TV
Venue

A
July 3
Canada vs. Jamaica
8 p.m. ET
Galavision
Los Angeles

A
July 3
Costa Rica vs. El Salvador
10 p.m. ET
TeleFutura
Los Angeles

B
July 4
Honduras vs. Haiti
7 p.m. ET
Galavision
Seattle

B
July 4
Grenada vs. United States
9 p.m. ET
FSC & TeleFutura
Seattle

C
July 5
Panama vs. Guadaloupe
5 p.m. ET
Galavision
San Francisco

C
July 5
Nicaragua vs. Mexico
7 p.m. ET
Univision
San Francisco

A
July 7
Jamaica vs. Costa [...]

Coming off a poor performance against Costa Rica, how would the U.S. respond? Finding themselves down early yet again, see how Bradley’s boys faired this time.

The atmosphere in preparation to this match was the same as it was down on the field, pressure-filled. Coming into their match with Costa Rica, the U.S. men’s national team had never won a World Cup qualifying match in Saprissa Stadium.
On a humid night in Costa Rica, in front of a lively and boisterous, the [...]

With World Cup qualification play set to resume in about a week, the U.S. men’s national team will enter into a month-long stretch that will prove to be a litmus test for how well coach Bob Bradley has prepared his team for South Africa 2010.

After a their most recent 3-0 victory versus Trinidad and Tobago, the U.S. men’s national team will have a two month lay-off before resuming World Cup qualification action.