What a fantastic night for Santino Quaranta. The D.C. United man has climbed a personal mountain the last three years, and to have his national team career resurrected in front of his friends and family was truly special. Players and staff were quick to congratulate 'Tino on a very emotional night.
He also helped remove a monkey off the back of his home ground, RFK having the dubious distinction of hosting the last U. Click to continue reading...

Here's how the USA will lineup for tonight, courtesy of U.S. Soccer's twitter feed.
Perkins; Cherundolo (c), Marshall, Parkhurst, Pearce; Quaranta, Pause, Beckerman, Rogers; Adu, Ching
On the bench tonight: Robles, Evans, Davies, Holden, Feilhaber, Heaps, Cooper...
Tune in at 9 p. Click to continue reading...

We trained in the stadium today, using our allotted time of one hour to run over final preparations for Wednesday's game. Following the session, Bob Bradley and a few players spoke to the gathered media:
U.S. Men's National Team head coach BOB BRADLEY
On if he prefers the Gold Cup with strictly CONCACAF teams only:
"I know they've done different things over the years and every time the Gold Cup comes around I think it's a little bit different both in terms of teams but also in terms of timing. Click to continue reading...

U.S. Men's National Team midfielder Stuart Holden made Saturday a day to remember, earning his first cap and scoring the second goal in the USA's 4-0 win against Grenada. Holden was slated to make his debut in January, but an injury setback meant he had to wait, work hard and stay positive as he sought to take the field for the U. Click to continue reading...