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Kenny Cooper opened his New York Red Bulls account on Tuesday, doing so against his former club in
the process.
Cooper scored the opening goal in the Red Bulls' 2-0 preseason victory over FC Dallas in Cancun,
Mexico, a game that was postponed from Monday because of field conditions.
Not to be out-shown by the atrocious work being done in the press box, both the United States
and Panama turned in embarrassingly poor performances in what was, by far, the least attractive
game of soccer in the Klinsmann era. Graham Zusi grabbed the game's only goal in the 9th minute,
lashing home a cross that the US was lucky to see bounce off the back of hapless striker Teal
Bunbury's leg inside the Panamanian area.
Featured image courtesy of Philadelphia Union
Le Talk
While posing a hypothetical question to the Union Twitterati whether they would accept $2.75
million for Sebastien Le Toux, Jonathan "The Goalkeeper" Tannenwald mentions, "I've been told there
has been no offer yet."
Meanwhile, Daily News reporter Kerith Gabriel writes, "It's likely the Union will start the 2012
campaign without Frenchman Sebastien Le Toux.
Four days after putting together an impeccable performance against Venezuela, the United States
had to overcome a sloppy and disheveled showing to escape Estadio Rommel Fernandez with a 1-0 win
over Panama Wednesday night.
Graham Zusi's ninth minute goal survived more than 85 minutes of as Panama squandered countless
chances to equalize against a maligned back line during the international friendly.
By FRANCO PANIZO
U.S. men's national team head coach Jurgen Klinsmann scheduled the friendly in Panama to
experience what a road game in CONCACAF was like, and he got just what he wanted.
Four days after beating Venezuela, the United States defeated Panama, 1-0, on Wednesday night in
a game that felt much like a CONCACAF World Cup qualifier on the road.
The U.S. Men's National Team last faced Canada in the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, but it's been more
than 13 years since the teams met on Canadian soil. With the U.S. and Canada set to face each other
in Toronto at 7 p.m. ET on June 3, we took a look at the history between the sides and found some
interesting facts.
Jon Levy The Yanks are coming off what's becoming the typical Jurgen Klinsmann USMNT performance
when faced with less skilled competition. They possessed the crap out of ball, moved it well in
their opponent's half, but failed to generate clear cut scoring chances against a well organized
defense. But they did get a pinch of [.
Panama head coach Julio Dely Valdes has called in 18 players for Wednesday night's friendly against
the United States, and the roster features a couple key veterans as well as several young
internationals who will be a part of CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying in March.
FC Dallas striker Blas Perez has 23 career goals for the marearoja, including two against
the United States.
GK: Luis Mejia (Fenix), Kevin Melgar (Alianza FC) DEF: Rolando Algandona (San Francisco FC), Edward
Benitez (Sporting SM), Eduardo Dasent (Tauro FC), Carlos Rodriguez (FC Dallas), Sergio Thompson
(Sporting SM), Eric Vasquez (Chorrillo FC) MID: Rolando Botello (Tauro FC), Gabriel Gomez
(Philadephia Union), Juan de Gracia (Chepo FC), Luis Ovalle (Sporting SM), Alberto Quintero
(Chorrillo FC), Marcos Sanchez (Tauro FC), Amir Waithe (San Francisco FC) FOR: Manuel Mosquera
(Arabe Unido), Blas Perez (FC Dallas), Luis.
New FC Dallas signings Blas Perez and Carlos Rodriguez and new Philadelphia Union midfielder
Gabriel Gomez are among the 18 players called in by Julio Dely Valdes for Panama's friendly against
the United States next week.
Not included on Panama's roster are Santos Laguna centerback Felipe Baloy or star forward Luis
Tejada, who scored three times at the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup.
Photo by Patricia Giobetti/ISIphotos.com
D.C. United's wing options got a little more intriguing on Friday.
The club acquired midfielder Danny Cruz from the Houston Dynamo in exchange for a partial
allocation, adding an up-and-coming player to the team's already up-and-coming nucleus.
Mais um jogo das eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo de 2014, foi realizado no dia 07/10/2011, na
cidade de Roseau-DMA, onde jogaram as seleções da Dominica (149º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção do Panamá (53º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções nunca haviam jogado.
By Tony Edwards - San Jose, CA (Jan 10, 2012) US Soccer Players -- Tuesday's Five, and Tony
considers a big name in CONCACAF coming to MLS, Chicago's latest signing, and coaches who were
fired after they won MLS Cup. Which has been the quietest 'big name' signing by an MLS club this
offseason? How about Dallas signing Panamanian forward Blas Perez.
FC Dallas has emerged from its offseason slumber in a big way.
The club signed Panama striker Blas Perez and young Colombian defender Hernan Pertuz on Tuesday,
addressing two areas of need with international-caliber talent. Neither deal was classified as a
Designated Player signing according to a team release.
Mais um jogo das eliminatórias da Copa do Mundo de 2014, foi realizado no dia 07/09/2011, na
cidade de Managua-NIC, onde jogaram as seleções da Nicaragua (176º no ranking da FIFA) e a
seleção do Panamá (62º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa do Mundo2002Panama City 21/05/2000 PAN4:0 (0:0)NCA Central American Round2002Diriamba 19/03/2000 NCA0:2
(0:1)PAN Central American Round
Copa Ouro2009Phoenix 12/07/2009 PAN4:0 (1:0)NCA First stage1963San Salvador 29/03/1963 PAN5:0NCA First
stage
Eliminatórias Continentais2011Panama City 16/01/2011 PAN2:0 (1:0)NCA First stage2003Panama City 21/02/2003 PAN0:1 (0:0)NCA
2001Tegucigalpa 27/05/2001 PAN6:0 (3:0)NCA First round1995Diriamba 29/10/1995 NCA0:5 (0:1)PAN
Preliminary round1995Panama City 22/10/1995 PAN2:0 (0:0)NCA Preliminary round1967Guatemala City
17/02/1967 PAN1:3NCA
Amistosos1970Panama City 02/03/1970 PAN4:3NCA First stage1953San Jose (Crc) 14/03/1953 PAN0:2NCA 1951Panama
City 04/03/1951 PAN6:2NCA 1951Panama City 28/02/1951 PAN4:0NCA 1946San Jose (Crc) 10/03/1946
PAN0:2NCA 1941San Jose (Crc) 18/05/1941 PAN5:2 (2:1)NCA
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Oscar Reyna-GUA
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Luis Tejada, aos 7 minutos do primeiro tempo.
foto indios ciudad Juarez oficial.
La nota de la semana en la liga de ascenso del fútbol mexicano es la del panameño que se
convirtió en héroe Blas Perez, toda la acción en el minuto 92 en el estadio OlÃmpico Benito
Juárez (Ciudad Juárez), cuando el técnico de Indios el equipo local, Sergio Orduña ya habÃa
hecho los tres cambios, parecia que habrÃa tragedia inminente ya que fue expulsado su portero de
la cancha y ademas se habÃa marcado penal, entonces Blas Pérez lo sustituyó y detuvo el penal
lanzado por Manuel Mariaca y logro el triunfo,antes ya habÃa anotado un gol el delantero
convertido en arquero.
By JOEY SAMUEL
Different coach, same old inconsistency.
That was the story Tuesday night as Argentina slumped to a 1-0 defeat away to Venezuela in the
second round of 2014 World Cup qualifying in South America. Despite replacing coach Sergio Batista
after a poor performance at the 2011 Copa America, Argentina once again struggled against a lesser
opponent under new coach Alejandro Sabella.
Canada's quest to qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup has started off in fine fashion.
After beating St. Lucia convincingly on Friday, the Canadians topped Puerto Rico by a 3-0
scoreline on the road behind goals from Iain Hume, Simeon Jackson and Tossaint Ricketts to take
early control of Group D on Tuesday.
1. The lineup for tonight's match will be very similar to the one Bob Bradley fielded against
Jamaica. It will be the same 4-5-1, but Kljestan will start on the bench. Deuce will move central
and Donovan will take a spot on the wing, opposite Bedoya. Agudelo will start up top in place of
the injured Altidore.
US's StrategyBob Bradley elected to keep the same 4-2-3-1 formation that worked well v Jamaica on Sunday.
Surprisingly, Landon Donovan started on the bench once again. The only change was Juan Agudelo in
for the injured Jozy Altidore as the central striker.
Panama's StrategyThe Red Tide came into the match without their striker Blas Perez, who was sent off v El Salvador.
The U.S. men's national team can qualify for its fourth straight CONCACAF Gold Cup Final tonight
(7pm, Fox Soccer Channel) by beating Panama in a rematch of the group stage match Panama won, 2-1,
eleven days ago.
The Americans are coming in confident after a comprehensive 2-0 victory against Jamaica in the
quarterfinals, while Panama comes in off a grueling penalty shootout win against El Salvador.
1. The lineup for tonight's match will be very similar to the one Bob Bradley fielded
against Jamaica. It will be the same 4-5-1, but Kljestan will start on
the bench. Deuce will move central and Donovan will take a spot
on the wing, opposite Bedoya.
Photo by Hunter Dorton/ISIphotos.com
By FRANCO PANIZO
HOUSTON - The U.S. men's national team may be downplaying that its semifinal match against
Panama is a chance at redemption, but that doesn't mean the Americans aren't hoping for a little
payback.
For the right to advance to the Finals, the US will have to avenge a group stage defeat to Panama.
In the first meeting in Tampa, the Red Tide came quickly out of the gates, catching the Yanks by
surprise and taking a 2-nil first half lead. The Yanks responded after the break with a 68th minute
header from Clarence Goodson, but Panama held on for the 2-1 upset.
By FRANCO PANIZO
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. men's national team will face Panama in the Gold Cup once again.
After playing to a 1-1 draw through 120 minutes, Panama defeated El Salvador, 5-3, on penalty
kicks in a crazy second game of Sunday night's quarterfinals doubleheader at RFK Stadium.
Photo by Bill Barrett/ISIphotos.com
The Canadian men's national team's Gold Cup began with a goal conceded due to shaky goalkeeping,
and it ended the same way.
Goalkeeper Milan Borjan couldn't control Blas Perez' rebound attempt on the goal line, and Luis
Tejada got the final touch to score in the waning moments of the clubs' Group C finale, which ended
in a 1-1 draw at Livestrong Sporting Park.
Clint Dempsey, via NY Daily News
Entering this 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, the United States Men's National Team had it's issues.
Most figured they would ultimately be exposed in the late stages of the tournament. Instead, those
problems, coupled with a lackluster first-half performance, contributed to a 2-1 defeat to Panama
in Group C play.
Ridge Mahoney of Soccer America offers three points of emphasis following the USA's 2-1 loss to
Panama in the Concacaf Gold Cup Saturday night in Tampa, Fla.:
Sluggish first half is costly. Again. After scoring in the 15th minute to take a
lead they held until the final whistle against Canada, the Americans said all the right things
about how important a strong start would be against Panama, which lost, 2-1, in the 2007 and 2009
Gold Cup quarterfinals after playing them to a 0-0 tie in the 2005 final.
The US chased the game from the opening whistle....
The US falls to Panama in Game 2 of the Group Stage. It's the first loss ever for the States in
the Group Stage of the Gold Cup. The game was a fascinating tactical battle.
• Panama was excellent. The US failed to execute and seemed ill-prepared.
TAMPA, Fla. A 2-0 halftime deficit proved too much for the United States Men's National Team to
overcome on Saturday night as they were upset 2-1 by Panama in their second match of CONCACAF Gold
Cup group play. The loss was the U.S.'s first ever to Panama and first ever in the CONCACAF Gold
Cup group stages.
By FRANCO PANIZO
TAMPA - The U.S. men's national team entered its game on Saturday night with an unblemished
record against Panama and in the all-time history of the group stages in the Gold Cup.
Both unbeaten records were broken at Raymond James Stadium after Panama held off a comeback
effort from the United States and defeated the Americans, 2-1, in a Group C match played in front
of 27,731 fans.
It was Timmy Terrific...uh-gain...against Canada
United States vs. Panama, getting under way shortly here.
It's Round II of the CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament. The winner here advances outright; the loser
heads into Game 3 needing some points.
Panama is all about forward play, so eyes on Tim Ream and Clarence Goodson–both likely
starters–as they will be tested by Blas Perez and Luis Tejada at least a few times in this
one.
Photo by Rick Osentoski/ISIphotos.com
By FRANCO PANIZO
TAMPA - The U.S. men's national team has a history of dominance over Panama, but the Americans
are entering their second Group C match in the CONCACAF Gold Cup knowing a win won't come easy.
The United States with a big rebound Tuesday evening on the heals of the Spanish Boston
Massacre.
In 2009, Clarence Goodson replaced an injured Jimmy Conrad to help the US on to a 2-1 victory in
the Gold Cup quarterfinal. Goodson will again look to undercut Panama striker Blas Perez
(pictured)
Sucking in Canada's outside combo of Simeon Jackson and Josh Simpson deeply on the left, the US
countered and controlled the flow of the game against the Canadians through the feet of Steve
Cherundolo and Landon Donovan in the first.
Falling behind two goals and then seeing his side go down a man on a 37th minute red card wasn't
the way that Sephane Auvray and Guadeloupe wanted to start their 2011 Gold Cup campaign. Panama
jumped to an early lead from goals by Blas Perez and Luis Tejada, then saw Mickael Tacalfred sent
off in the 37th minute.
PANAMA
1 Jaime Penedo 09/26/81 GK3 Harold Cummings 03/01/92 DF4 Aranus Haywood 04/03/85 MD5 Roman Torres
03/20/86 DF6 Gabriel Gomez 05/29/84 MD7 Blas Perez 03/13/81 AT8 Gabriel Torres 10/31/88 MD9 Renan
Addles 11/07/89 AT10 Nelson Barahona 11/22/87 MD11 Amando Cooper 11/26/87 MD12 Luis Mejia 03/16/91
GK13 Adolfo Machado 02/14/85 DF14 Eduardo Dasent 10/12/88 DF15 Eric Davis 03/31/91 DF16 Luis
Renteria 09/13/88 AT17 Luis Henriquez 11/23/81 DF18 Luis Tejada 03/28/82 AT19 Alberto Quintero
12/18/87 AT20 Anibal Godoy 02/10/90 MD21 Amilcar Henriquez 08/02/83 MD22 Eybir Bonaga 05/19/86 MD23
Felipe Baloy 02/24/81 DF24 Kevin Melgar 11/19/92 GKManager Julio Dely Valdes
Gracias por tu visita EstadÃsticas de Fútbol
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