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With an eye toward making the cut for the London Olympics while evaluating players to use in this
summer's qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, the Mexican national team had more at stake
than a mere friendly Wednesday night at Reliant Stadium. Although Mexico's biggest stars were
missing while with their European teams, [.
MLS might sell a piece of SUM
Soccer United Marketing handles all of the MLS, US Soccer, Mexican National team, and other
soccer marketing efforts in the United States. Essentially, it's a hugely profitable venture by
MLS...
The sale of even a part of it would generate enough cash to seriously infuse the league with
some cash.
Herculez Gomez will play at Estadio Azteca tonight for Estudiantes. Azteca is of course the most
hallowed ground in all of Mexico. One of the nation's most popular club teams plays there as
America calls Azteca home. But more significantly, Azteca is home to the Mexican national team.
Azteca though has been conquered by Americans before - at least individually.
Mexico's national soccer team not only retained their continental Gold Cup crown but in the past
three weeks have also made their mark as one of the most successful sports brands in North America.
By Puck Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome back into the Happy Hour. Tuesday night was quite the
performance from the USMNT. I am not quite sure exactly what Bob said to the boys in the locker
room before the opening whistle, but it got the job done. After the absolute dismantling at the
hands of the [...
By Sean McElroy If there is such a thing as a CONCACAF group of death, I think Group A is it, with
three strong teams vying for...oh yeah, probably three spots. But, alas, Group A shall (hopefully)
yield some excellent soccer. Off we go! Mexico Nickname: El Tricolor Manager: José Manuel de la
Torre Current [.
By Jon Levy The following is the second in a four part series comparing the 2011 Gold Cup rosters
of the two "giants of CONCACAF." Defenders The Yanks: Carlos Bocanegra (St. Etienne), Jonathan
Bornstein (Tigres), Steve Cherundolo (Hannover 96), Clarence Goodson (Brondby), Eric Lichaj (Aston
Villa), Oguchi Onyewu (Twente), Tim Ream (Red Bulls), Jonathan Spector [.
Arsenal striker Carlos Vela will not feature in this summer's Copa América after the Gunners
didn't give him permission to join the Mexican National team. The 22-year old was one of the 26
players in Mexico's ...
By Andrew Villegas MLS clubs are well represented on the rosters of the nations participating in
this summer's Gold Cup (37 players total), and with good reason. National team managers are
recognizing and tapping a growing pool of player talent in the United States' domestic league to
fill their Gold Cup teams despite the league's reputation [.
A day after delivering a vicious head butt to a Morelia trainer during an on-field skirmish in
Mexican League playoff action, Cruz Azul goalkeeper Jose de Jesus Corona has been dropped from the
Mexican national team's Gold Cup roster.
Corona leveled Morelia trainer Sergio Martin with a powerful head butt that leveled Martin, who
had thrown punches of his own during the skirmish that ensued after a Cruz Azul fan entered the
field of play during a Morelia blowout win, setting off Cruz Azul players.
By Tony Edwards – SAN JOSE, CA (Mar 23, 2011) US Soccer Players – What will be the biggest draw
at the Oakland Coliseum this year? The Athletics? The Raiders (with the lockout, be careful how you
answer)? U2 on its ‘360 Degrees' tour? Right now, the winner would be the Mexican National Team.
With no English-language advertising unless you count the electronic billboard along I-880 in front
of the Coliseum, more than 48,000 tickets.
