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A Late Goal Gives United Its Fifth Draw of the Preseason
Categories: NewsContinue Reading: A Late Goal Gives United Its Fifth Draw of the PreseasonTwo goals by Kevin Molino looked to set up Minnesota United for its first win of the preseason. Real Salt Lake answered with three goals of their own in the second half, but in the final seconds of the game Johan Venegas leveled the scoreline. Minnesota began the game with a starting lineup that could…
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News in Brief: Bob Bradley, Landon Donovan, and Lower Division News
Categories: NewsContinue Reading: News in Brief: Bob Bradley, Landon Donovan, and Lower Division NewsBob Bradley moves on Bob Bradley already being linked with a new job as Stabæk's sporting director pitches him for the Norway job: https://t.co/wEcBR10Q8n — Kris Heneage (@KHeneage) December 27, 2016 Bob Bradley’s time at Swansea City may be over, but it appears he’s already on the radar for a new gig. Having left a…
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Minnesota United Returning to Portland for Preseason
Categories: NewsContinue Reading: Minnesota United Returning to Portland for PreseasonRedemption is at hand. MN United FC has announced that the club will again visit the City of Roses for the Simple Invitational on Feb. 9-15, 2017. The team will prep for its inaugural MLS season against three Western Conference MLS clubs, Portland Timbers, Real Salt Lake, and Vancouver Whitecaps FC. The 2017 Simple Invitational will have of three…
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Designated Report: Real Salt Lake
Categories: The AngleContinue Reading: Designated Report: Real Salt LakeJeff Rueter examines the history of Real Salt Lake’s Designated Players in his ongoing series. Since their entrance into the league, Real Salt Lake have been one of the most consistent teams in MLS. Having qualified for the playoffs every year from 2008-14, RSL have an MLS Cup title, a CONCACAF Champions’ League Runner-up finish,…
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The Minnesota Thunder were US Open Cup Giant Killers in 2005
Continue Reading: The Minnesota Thunder were US Open Cup Giant Killers in 2005Originally published at ussoccer.com June 29, 2015. In 2005, the Minnesota Thunder were U.S. Open Cup Giant Killers and it was no fluke either. Led by long-time coach and founder Buzz Lagos, the Thunder defeated three MLS teams on their 2005 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup run. After narrowly scraping by the Chicago Fire PDL…