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Rangers: Edu Returns, Beasley Injured

USSoccerPlayers 27 December @ 12:06 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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US National Team midfielder Maurice Edu returned to action for Rangers for the first time this season in their 4-1 win over Hibernian on Sunday. Edu came on in the 74th-minute. "I'm obviously delighted to be back in the team and it was nice to get a run out today but what's most important is that we got the win and continued the success we've had in the past couple of weeks," he told the.

American Abroad: Monday Update

USSoccerPlayers 07 December @ 08:17 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Two games featuring Americans on Monday, with Jay DeMerit returning from injury for Watford's 3-1 win over Queens Park Rangers. DeMerit came on as a halftime substitute for Watford, with the score 1-1. Don Cowie made it 2-1 in the 56th and To Cleverley scored in stoppage time to finish off the 3-1 win.

Everton Announce Completion Of Donovan Loan

USSoccerPlayers 18 December @ 11:20 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Speaking to the media, Everton manager David Moyes confirmed that Los Angeles Galaxy forward Landon Donovan's ten-week loan has been completed. According to Everton's official site, they are waiting for a work permit and then Donovan will be eligible to play for the club when the transfer window reopens on January 1st.

Everton Win In Europa

USSoccerPlayers 02 December @ 06:48 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Tim Howard was in goal and picked up the shutout, as Everton qualify for the Europa League's knockout stage with a 1-0 win over AEK Athens. Diniyar Bilyaletdinov scoring the game's only goal in the 6th-minute. Howard had nine saves on the night at a rainy Olympic Stadium. The win guarantees them no worse than second-place in Group I.

Rangers Exit Champions League

USSoccerPlayers 09 December @ 08:12 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Rangers finished fourth in Group G of the Champions League, losing their final group stage game 1-0 to group winners Sevilla on Thursday. DaMarcus Beasley started and played the first-half. Frederic Kanoute scored the game's only goal from the penalty spot in the 8th-minute. Rangers finished with one shot on goal from three taken.

Howard Talks Up Donovan

USSoccerPlayers 14 December @ 10:38 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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With Everton pursuing a short-term loan for LA Galaxy forward Landon Donovan, keeper Tim Howard was asked about his international teammate for Everton's official site. "From playing with him in the USA team I know he is a tremendous player," Howard said. "He'd be a good addition to any team and particularly this team.

Adu's Team Fires Coach

USSoccerPlayers 22 December @ 10:36 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Joao Carlos Pereira is no longer the coach of Portugal Liga Sagres club Belenenses, in a move made on Monday. Pereira was in season one of a two-year contract. Freddy Adu joined the club on loan from Benfica for the 2009-10 season. He has seen limited opportunities.

American Abroad: Bad Boxing Day

USSoccerPlayers 27 December @ 04:50 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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The Boxing Day features in England didn't go the way of the Americans, with only Jonathan Spector's West Ham United winning. Tim Howard was in goal for Everton, who drew 1-1 against Sunderland. Clint Dempsey went the full-ninety with Fulham drawing 0-0 with Spurs. Dempsey hit the crossbar from a freekick and had another opportunity that almost broke the deadlock.

American Abroad: Not Involved For Rangers

USSoccerPlayers 30 December @ 07:56 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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In our lone American Abroad game on Wednesday, DaMarcus Beasley wasn't in the squad and Maurice Edu was on the bench for Rangers 7-1 demolition of Dundee United. Kris Boyd already had a hat-trick when Damian Casalinuovo scored United's only goal just after halftime. Kenny Miller was sent off in the 51st-minute, reducing Rangers to ten men.

Aston Villa 4 - Portsmouth 2

USSoccerPlayers 02 December @ 10:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Brad Guzan was in goal for the Carling Cup match-up between Villa and Portsmouth, getting the 4-2 win at Fratton Park. Guzan needed an early comeback and eight saves after a Stiliyan Petrov own-goal put Pompey up in the 10th-minute. Emile Heskey brought Villa level two minutes later, and James Milner made it 2-0 in the 27th.

Aston Villa 4 - Portsmouth 2

USSoccerPlayers 02 December @ 10:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Brad Guzan was in goal for the Carling Cup match-up between Villa and Portsmouth, getting the 4-2 win at Fratton Park. Guzan needed an early comeback and eight saves after a Stiliyan Petrov own-goal put Pompey up in the 10th-minute. Emile Heskey brought Villa level two minutes later, and James Milner made it 2-0 in the 27th.

Europa League: Fulham 1 - CSKA Sofia 0

USSoccerPlayers 03 December @ 11:56 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Clint Dempsey came on in the 70th-minute for Fulham in Europa League action on Thursday, with his club getting the 1-0 win over CSKA Sofia. Danny Murphy missed a 9th-minute penalty, and Zoltan Gera got the game's only goal in the 14th. Mark Schwarzer got the shutout for Fulham on six saves. The win has Fulham third in group E, trailing FC Basel by a point and first-place Roma by two.

American Abroad: Keepers Step Up

USSoccerPlayers 07 December @ 10:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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First Star: Marcus Hahnemann started again for Wolverhampton, getting early support when Jody Craddock scored in the 3rd-minute. Nenad Milijas made it 2-0 in the 63rd before Johan Elmander spoiled the shutout in the 79th-minute. Hahnemann finished with seven saves. "We got involved in a scrap after they scored but I thought we defended them really well," Wolves manager Mich McCarthy said.

Beasley Talks Future

USSoccerPlayers 11 December @ 12:59 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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In an interview with The Telegraph's Lisa Gray, Rangers and United States midfielder DaMarcus Beasley addressed his future with club and country. "I don't have anything to prove," Beasley said. "I'm confident in my own ability. If I do make the World Cup squad and get back into the Rangers team, I don't think I've got anything to prove with what I've done in the past.

Wednesday Look For New Manager

USSoccerPlayers 14 December @ 12:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Frank Simek's Sheffield Wednesday begin the search for a new manager after Brian Laws left the club by mutual consent following Saturday's loss to Leicester City. With his assistant also leaving, academy coach Sean McAuley has been named interim manager while the club looks for a full-time replacement.

American Abroad: Back In It

USSoccerPlayers 14 December @ 10:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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First Star: DaMarcus Beasley had a strong outing for Rangers, setting up two goals and working the offense against St Johnstone. Rangers won 3-0, with Kris Boyd scoring in the 1st minute off an assist from Beasley, Boyd converting from the penalty spot in the 27th, and Nacho Novo finishing off the scoring from another Beasley assist in the 51st.

American Abroad Tuesday: Beasley Scores

USSoccerPlayers 15 December @ 08:49 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Adding to a top of our table performance over the weekend, DaMarcus Beasley had a goal and assist in Rangers' 3-0 win over Dundee United. Beasley hit the opener in the 26th-minute after forcing a save in the 11th. He exited in the 83rd-minute for Steven Naismith. This was the makeup game after their original meeting was abandoned over a waterlogged pitch.

American Abroad: Another Week For Beasley

USSoccerPlayers 21 December @ 10:00 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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First Star: DaMarcus Beasley had a goal and an assist against Motherwell, once again showing he belongs in the Rangers starting eleven. Rangers stay top of the Scottish Premier League with their 6-1 win. Beasley's goal came in the 84th-minute, the fifth of the game. Beasley was part of Kenny Miller's fifth-minute opener and picked up an assist on their second, with Kris Boyd scoring in the 53rd.

Donovan's Work Permit Approved

USSoccerPlayers 22 December @ 06:30 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Landon Donovan is now clear to join Everton on January 2nd after getting work permit approval from the British Home Office. Britain requires foreign professional soccer players to qualifiy for a work permit in order to sign with a British club. One of the criterion is playing in 75% of your country's National Team games over the previous two years.

American Abroad: Ligue 1

USSoccerPlayers 23 December @ 08:44 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Sochaux beat Rennes 2-0 on Wednesday, with no American involvement. Sochaux's Charlie Davies is recovering from injury and Carlos Bocanegra was on the bench for Rennes, who went a man down when Asamoah was sent off in the 11th-minute. Four Rennes players picked up yellow cards. Sochaux's Stephane Dalmat scored just before halftime and Edouard Butin got the second goal in the 61st-minute.

American Abroad: Monday Fixtures

USSoccerPlayers 28 December @ 05:47 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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In a quick turnaround for Americans in England, Tim Howard got the shutout as Everton beat Burnley 2-0. Burnley went down a man when Stephen Jordan was sent off. Everton capitalized, with James Vaughan getting their opener in the 83rd and Steven Plenaar scoring in the 90th-minute. "I'm really pleased we got the three points because they were an important three points," Everton manager David Moyes said.

Two Games In England And Adu Loan Ends

USSoccerPlayers 29 December @ 08:23 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Brad Friedel was in goal as Aston Villa lost at home 1- to Liverpool. Fernando Torres had the game's only goal in 93rd-minute. Brad Guzan was on the bench for Villa, sixth in the Premier League with 35 points from 20 games played. "We will fight back," Villa manager Martin O'Neill said. "Make no mistake.