Alex Morgan scores an amazing goal in the 90th minute to tie the score 2-2 against the Boston Breakers.

Hola muchachitas y muchachitos! Burrito want to tell you about his new love. Her name is Hope Solo and she gonna play in South Florida! Well, at least that's what SI.com say and Burrito believe anything they say cause they always have the swimsuit issue an if that no give you credibilitys then nothing will!

ALLSTON, Mass. The Breakers had some veteran presence on the field, but it was the rookies and unsung heroes who made the difference in last night's 2-1 victory over Magicjack at Soldiers Field.

The Breakers had to cope with the World Cup duties of defenders Rachel Buehler, Amy LePeilbet, and Stephanie Cox plus midfielders Kelley O'Hara and Lauren Cheney.

Come join Minnesota supporters of the Women's National Team, along with readers of IMSoccer News, duNord Futbol, and the Dark Clouds supporters group for a US National Team World Cup watch party.

The US National Team plays France in a 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Semi-Final match, Wednesday, July 12, with a 10:55 a.

BOCA RATON, FL Keelin Winters' 31st minute goal wasn't enough to lead the Breakers back to the WPS semifinals this season, as the Breakers fell to magicJack 3-1 Wednesday night at FAU Soccer Stadium.

The rookie midfielder's tally leveled it after Abby Wambach's first goal gave the home club the early lead in the 6th minute.

Might be the last one for a while, but here's the latest list of attendance figures for the prominent leagues (if a team's not listed, either they haven't had a home game yet or I have no figures for them).

THE MLS G Total Avg. Seattle Sounders FC 7 253,864 36,266 Los Angeles Galaxy 6 136,938 22,823 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 7 140,923 20,132 Toronto FC 8 157,020 19,628 Portland Timbers 6 111,762 18,627 Philadelphia Union 6 108,596 18,099 Houston Dynamo 7 122,414 17,488 New York Red Bulls 6 104,036 17,339 Chivas USA 5 85,592 17,118 DC United 6 98,063 16,344 Real Salt Lake 5 81,360 16,272 Colorado Rapids 6 83,007 13,835 FC Dallas 7 96,099 13,728 Chicago Fire 5 66,439 13,288 New England Revolution 7 87,146 12,449 Columbus Crew 6 60,427 10,071 San Jose Earthquakes 6 59,132 9,855 TMLS TOTAL 106 1,852,818 17,479 NASL G Total Avg.

A busy soccer weekend just passed and it's leading into more football goodness all week with the start of the Gold Cup.
But first off, some of the American Outlaws decided to meet up at Fox & Hound close to Lockhart Stadium stadium to watch the USA vs Spain game. this was a pinful game to watch as the American's were schooled by a much better Spanish side.

Team USA – This Is Now

This is the 3rd article in a series of three to preview the 2011 Women's World Cup in Germany which begins on June 26 when host and 2-time defending World Cup champion Germany kicks off against CONCACAF Champion Canada in Berlin.

Something to celebrate: Japan's inspirational win over Sweden has given the disaster-stricken country something to rally around ahead of Sunday's World Cup final against the U.S. (AP Photo).

Those who saw the 3-1 victory over Sweden in the Women's World Cup semifinals already know the disciplined Japanese approach is all about playing to its strengths and recognizing its limitations.

The Strikers proved their victory last week versus Edmonton was no fluke by taking out league leader Carolina Railhawks 2-1 with 10 men and a lot of heart! Over 3,000 fans showed up to a game threatened by rain and were delighted to see a hard fought Strikers dominated game. As an omen of good fortune the sky turned red and yellow, perhaps a sign of things to come (See picture).

It was a career that any footballer, male or female, would be envious of. And perhaps it's because of that that many of us are still struggling to grasp the fact that it's actually over.

Twenty-four seasons of soccer at the highest level. Five World Cups. Four NCAA Championships. Two World Cup Championships.

Sportlifestyle brand PUMA kicked off the 2011 women's soccer season during a launch event Thursday night, while celebrating a momentous year for the sport, a new season for Women's Professional Soccer (WPS), and the debut of the PUMA Women's Soccer Training Collection.

With the FIFA Women's World Cup on the horizon, PUMA pulled out all the stops to showcase its longstanding commitment to women's soccer, the best female players on the planet, and the millions of young rising stars throughout the world.

Players from all six WPS teams as well as Boston Breakers' Leslie Osborne representing PUMA's Project Pink unveiled the new 2011 WPS uniforms

Week three of Women's Professional Soccer is in the books with two matches played over the weekend of April 23-24. The Boston Breakers traveled to Florida to take on magicJack which won 1-0 on Saturday. The WNY Flash traveled down to Atlanta to take on the Beat where they played to a 2-2 draw.

For magicJack, this was their first game ever after the game the week before in Philadelphia was postponed.

Week 4 of Women's Professional soccer provided 3 games for east cost fans of the league. The Philadelphia Independence was on the road for their second game of the season against magicJack in Boca Raton, FL. The Boston Breakers hosted Sky Blue FC and came out with their 2nd win of the season. In Rochester, NY, the WNY Flash played their first game at home as they defeated the Atlanta Beat 3-0.

When Kristine Lilly played in her home state for the USA on July 14, 2007, against Norway in East Hartford, Conn., we thought it would be her last game in a U.S. uniform in Connecticut. As it turned out, she would play one more, but back on that day the Wilton, Conn. native was honored as then Governor M.

The Philly Soccer Page " KYW Philly Soccer Show: John Hackworth
In this week's KYW Philly Soccer Show podcast, KYW's Greg Orlandini and the PSP's Eli Pearlman-Storch are joined by Philadelphia Union's assistant coach John Hackworth.

The Philly Soccer Page " Analyzing the US Gold Cup roster

The United States 2011 Gold Cup roster was released Monday afternoon.

Sepp Blatter will be the president of FIFA for the next four years.

Without a challenger on the ballot, the outcome was inevitable, but Blatter won the FIFA election on Wednesday, garnering 186 votes out of the 203 ballots that were cast.

"Our pyramid is intact, the base, the foundation is strong, and together we have four years to continue on our path and do our job," Blatter said upon his re-election at the FIFA Congress.

It is a light day on the soccer calendar, but the kickoff of the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup serves as the day's headlining event for American soccer fans looking for some soccer to watch.

Mexico takes on El Salvador tonight, while Costa Rica opens the tournament against Cuba in the Gold Cup's first set of matches.

Hope Powell is not taking Mexico lightly

England's preparations for the World Cup took a setback with training match losses to North Korea and Australia.

Hope Powell is worried about the lack of sharpness in some of her players before England's showdown with Mexico later today.

Never before has women's football ever garnered such interest in England. That's because the Three Lionesses have a team in this World Cup that is considered the best in the nation's history.

The women's game was once banned in the UK, and often ignored, even after its legalization has soared in popularity recently.

Come join Minnesota supporters of the Women's National Team, along with readers of IMSoccer News, duNord Futbol, and memebers of Minneapolis and St. Paul, American Outlaws and the Dark Clouds supporters group for a US National Team World Cup watch party.

The US National Team plays Japan in a 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Final Championship match, Sunday, July 17, with a 1:30 p.

The champion of South America will be crowned today as Uruguay and Paraguay face off in the Copa America Final, the marquee match on today's soccer schedule.

It is a light day on the schedule, but most looking for action will tune in to see if Luis Suarez and Diego Forlan can help Uruguay break down the defensive-minded Paraguayans.

The Philly Soccer Page " 2011 MLS All-Star game in photos
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz was on hand to capture the action of 2011 MLS All-Star game at Red Bull Arena.

Colombia Stars shine in MLS | Infosurhoy

(Article is in Spanish) "Thirteen of the teams are now in bankruptcy," said Diego Gutierrez, head of recruiting and developing players in the Philadelphia Union, the American newspaper The Oregonian .

Photo: Michael Long

Did you buy a ticket for the Independence match against Atlanta on Sunday after seeing some of the Women's World Cup? Or are you just making it down to Widener University for the first time? Here's what you've missed so far during Philadelphia's 2011 campaign:

Early season unevenness.

Photo: Michael Long

Did you buy a ticket for the Independence match against Atlanta on Sunday after seeing some of the Women's World Cup? Or are you just making it down to Widener University for the first time? Here's what you've missed so far during Philadelphia's 2011 campaign:

Early season unevenness.

Check out the schedule for this weekend's Women's Professional Soccer matches. Be sure to catch your favorite WNT players in action!
Saturday, Aug. 6, 2011
Atlanta Beat vs. Western New York Flash
KSU Soccer Stadium – Kennesaw, Ga. (Ticket Info)
7 p.m. ET
Western New York Flash has clinched a playoff berth and currently sits in second place in WPS standings.

South Florida's WPS team MagicJack advanced to the next phase of the playoffs with a 3 to 1 win over the Boston Breakers. MagicJack will now face the Philadelphia Independence this coming Saturday August 20 at 4 pm. You can watch that game live on Fox Soccer channel or online.
MagicJack goals were scored by Abby Wambach at the 6' and later in the 57' off of a penalty with Megan Rapinoe scoring off of a Christen Press pass in the 61'.

Twenty ten was an eventful year for a number of New England-based teams.

Perhaps the most notable moment within the confines of the region was Boston Aztec's capture of the WPSL national championship back on August 1st. The Aztec (12-1-1, 37 pts.), who also serve as the feeder team for the Boston Breakers, claimed the title with a 2-1 win over Ajax America down in the oppressive, unforgiving Dallas heat thanks to goals from Becky Ryan and Becca Mays.

Twenty ten was an eventful year for a number of New England-based teams.

Perhaps the most notable moment within the confines of the region was Boston Aztec's capture of the WPSL national championship back on August 1st. The Aztec (12-1-1, 37 pts.), who also serve as the feeder team for the Boston Breakers, claimed the title with a 2-1 win over Ajax America down in the oppressive, unforgiving Dallas heat thanks to goals from Becky Ryan and Becca Mays.

Kudos to U.S. soccer legend Kristine LIlly for calling it a day while she's still got game. After 352 appearances for the national team, one of the most beloved figures in the history of women's soccer anounced she is retiring.

The 5-foot-4-inch midfielder hangs up her boots at age 39 as perhaps the game's most accomplished player and certainly one of the most successful and decorated female athletes in U.

Kristine Lilly, the most prolific and decorated female player in soccer history, announced her retirement Wednesday afternoon.

After a 24-year career that spanned five Women's World Cups and a record 352 caps with the U.S. Women's National Team, the legendary Lilly called it a career.

"I told myself I would take until the end of the year to make a decision after some time off so I wasn't just retiring because of the long year and the fact that I was tired," said Lilly, who will turn 40 this year, via a U.

Kristine Lilly, the most prolific and decorated female player in soccer history, announced her retirement Wednesday afternoon.

After a 24-year career that spanned five Women's World Cups and a record 352 caps with the U.S. Women's National Team, the legendary Lilly called it a career.

"I told myself I would take until the end of the year to make a decision after some time off so I wasn't just retiring because of the long year and the fact that I was tired," said Lilly, who will turn 40 this year, via a U.

Photo by Trent Davol/ISIPhotos.com

Kristine Lilly, one of the most accomplished players in women's soccer history, has retired.

The world record holder for international appearances with an amazing 352, Lilly has decided to step away from both the U.S. women's national team and her professional career with the WPS Boston Breakers after spending parts of four decades playing at the highest level.

Oh, an application for a press credential for the US friendly on the 22nd. This should be amusing.
Quote: Originally Posted by USSF We have received your application and will notify you of the status in due course. Sounds promising!

The USA's 25-player camp that opened today features three players who received their first-ever call-ups to the full team. All played in a youth Women's World Cup for the USA and all are at different stages of their careers. Jordan Angeli (U-20s in Russia '06) had an excellent season with the Boston Breakers during her rookie year, scoring seven goals, second only to Kelly Smith.

United States Women's National Team coach Pia Sundhage released the roster of 23 players that will travel to China for the Four Nations Tournament at the end of the month.
The U.S. has not participated in this tournament since 2007, but is looking to add to its record six Four Nations titles.

BALTIMORE, Md. The Boston Breakers added midfielder Keelin Winters, along with forwards Whitney Palmer, Katie Sheeleigh, and Tanya Taylor to their potent attack Friday afternoon at the 2011 Womens Professional Soccer Draft.

Winters, who was taken with the sixth overall pick, played collegiately at the University of Portland from 2007-2010.

BALTIMORE, Md. The Boston Breakers added midfielder Keelin Winters, along with forwards Whitney Palmer, Katie Sheeleigh, and Tanya Taylor to their potent attack Friday afternoon at the 2011 Womens Professional Soccer Draft.

Winters, who was taken with the sixth overall pick, played collegiately at the University of Portland from 2007-2010.

Women's Professional Soccer held it's 3rd Draft at the NSCAA Convention on January 14th in Baltimore, MD. 900 players entered the draft with hopes of getting selected by any team. The only problem is that this Draft was much shorter with only 4 rounds, and 24 picks overall. Unless, they were Alex Morgan, Christen Press, Sinead Farelly, Lauren Fowlkes, or Meghan Klingenberg, the hopeful players had about a 3% chance of getting drafted.