Herzogenaurach, Germany, 30 January 2012- PUMA, the global Sportslifestyle brand, has launched the new blue colourway (Dresden Blue/White/Lime Punch) of its v1.11 football boot, worn by PUMA stars including Sergio...

...oder: Der DFB baut sich ein Sommermärchen Ein frustrierter und trauriger Fan von Dynamo Dresden schreibt uns seine Gedanken zum Thema Ausschreitungen, Ungerechtigkeit und Pokalausschluss. Seine Webseite mit mehr Informationen findet ihr hier: www.dynamofanz-grug.de Als mich die katastrophalen Neuigkeiten vom drohenden Pokalausschluß Dresdens erreichten, eröffnete ich spontan einen Hilferuf in einem Fußball-Forum, überzeugt davon, dass [.

Edson Buddle dropped a pair of bombs on Dresden on Friday night, netting Ingolstadt's first two goals as they fought back to defeat visiting 2. Bundesliga newcomers Dynamo.

Hier schreibt Mark Scheppert eine Kolumne oder sagen wir mal seine Erlebnisse für Fritten, Fussball & Bier auf. Mark Scheppert ist der Autor der wunderbaren Bücher „90 Minuten Südamerika" und „Mauergewinner" und ist im Netz unter www.markscheppert.de zu finden. Im folgenden findet Ihr einen Auszug aus seinem Buch „Mauergewinner„.

Mais um jogo do Mundial Feminino, foi realizado no dia 10/07/2011, na cidade de Dresden-ALE, onde jogaram o Brasil e os Estados UNidos.
A árbitra desse jogo, foi: Jacqui MELKSHAM (AUS)

Während die 1. Bundesliga noch schläft, spielt die 2. Bundesliga mittlerweile schon ihren zweiten Spieltag und endlich gab es für uns mal ein wirklich dummes Tor zu sehen. Im gestrigen 1:1 zwischen Dresden und Rostock, welches am Ende gerecht war, gelang den Dresdnern der Ausgleich durch ein Eigentor des Rostockers Michael Wiemann, oder war es doch der Keeper Kevin Müller.

Mais um jogo do Mundial Feminino, foi realizado no dia 05/07/2011, na cidade de Dresden-ALE, onde jogaram as seleções do Canadá e a seleção da Nigéria.
A árbitra desse jogo, foi: Finau Vulivuli-FIJ

The big brains behind the Freakonomics franchise have taught us a couple of important lessons about life. One is this: sometimes the events in our world can be reduced to simple math.

That's why I'm a bit skittish about the U.S. chances today against France today at Borussia Park.

Mais um jogo do Mundial Feminino, foi realizado no dia 01/07/2011, na cidade de Dresden-ALE, onde jogaram as seleções da Nova Zelândia e a seleção da Inglaterra.
A árbitra desse jogo, foi: Therese Neguel-CMR

You all remember the fantastic compilation video of Landon Donovan's game-winner over Algeria in the 2010 World Cup that sent the USA to the top of the group and to the second round. Well, the USA's win over Brazil in the Women's World Cup Quarterfinal in Dresden was as emotional for many fans across the USA as it was for the players, and the the same guy -- Robby Donoho (props to you, man) -- who did the Landon video also put this one together for the WNT.

By Chris Wright

Having gone 2-1 down to a second, offside Marta goal (the first was an incredibly dodgy re-taken penalty) at the start of extra-time, USWNT veteran Abby Wambach finally pulled her side back from the brink in dramatic fashion rising at the back stick to nod home Megan Rapinoe's arcing cross in the 122nd minute of extra-time to take the tie to penalties.

U.S. captain Christie Rampone leads the victory charge

One word: Wow.
Playing almost half the game with 10 players, scoring in the final seconds of overtime and then winning in penalty kicks againts Brazil in the quaterfinal of the Women's World Cup which just happens to be in a sold-out stadium in Dresden where the U.

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Brazil vs USA 2011 Highlights Score- Women's Soccer World Cup Penalties is a post from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter Brazil vs USA 2011 ( Women's Soccer) Final score:- Brazil vs USA 2-2 ( Marta*2/ Daiane own goal, Wambach) ( USA win 5-3 on penalties) FIFA World Cup quarterfinal- July 10, 2011- Dresden, [.

The bus eventually moved, revealing the church, but we didn't get a shot of that.
The U.S. team went out to dinner tonight at a local Italian restaurant and had a good meal while watching the dramatic and exciting England-France semifinal. But before the team hit the restaurant, the team bus stopped in the main square in Dresden and the team took a photo in front of the famous and appropriately named Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady).

FIFA allows just one stadium training per team per venue, and as the USA has already played in Dresden during this Women's World Cup (the 2-0 opening win over North Korea), the team practiced at the official training site today. It was a gorgeous day in Dresden as the USA ran through just a one-hour session to prepare for tomorrow's quaterfinal clash with Brazil.

With thirty minutes left to play in Dresden last night, it looked as if the England team was heading out of the 2011 Womens World Cup. A goal down against New Zealand, having picked up a draw against Mexico in their opening match, they looked all but out of the competition, but two goals from Jill Scott and Jess Clarke managed to pull an iron from the fire, and they now go into their final match against Japan knowing that a draw will definitely see them through to the quarter-finals and that even should they lose, they could still go through to the quarter-finals should results elsewhere go their way.

On paper, you would struggle to find two more different teams than USA an North Korea.The United States roster features thirteen players with World Cup experience. The North Koreans, by contrast, combine for an average age under 21 and only one player who has made a previous trip to the big stage.

Pia Sundhage seems inclined to utilize players from the Boston Breakers. And today, as the U.S picked up a 2-0 victory over Korea DPR to start their World Cup campaign in Dresden, Sundhage's decision to start Boston Breakers players Lauren Cheney and Rachel Buehler paid off.

The Boston Breaker's Lauen Cheney scored the game-winning goal for the U.

Pressure is a privelege. That's the perspective of our Women's USA squad this World Cup. Ranked #1 according to FIFA world rankings, the United States Women's National Soccer Team are the team at the top. We are team to defeat. This, however, is a new era. An era that follows the staunch legacy of 1999's Michelle Akers, Mia Hamm, and Brandy Chastain when the USA hosted and won the World Cup claiming World Dominance in women's football.

The USA's 90-minute training session today was held under intermittent sunshine and clouds, but the squad is looking sharp and extremely anxious to get this tournament underway. The competition starts tomorrow with two games in Group A and then the tournament will be off and running with matches on eight straight days.

The U.S. WNT has been in Germany just about a day and half, but has settled in quickly. The travel from Austria to Germany was smooth and uneventful, until the arrival in Germany, when the players were greeted by media and organizers and could definitely feel the buzz of the Women's World Cup. (A bit of which you can see via video on Studio 90).

The 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup finals in Germany begins on Sunday June 26 with Nigeria playing France in Sinsheim and then Germany playing Canada in Berlin. The United States starts play on Tuesday the 28th against North Korea in Dresden.
As part of its promotion of the World Cup, ESPN posted this video of Hope Solo up on ESPNW.

Today's activity for the U.S. WNT featured just a closed door training match against Norway, a game the USA lost 3-1, with Carli Lloyd scoring the USA's lone goal on a beautiful strike from distance in the 60th minute. The USA controlled most of that first 60 minutes, but Norway was the aggressor for the last third, scoring in the 64th, 67th and 82nd minutes.