Looking for Soccer News?

Blog Posts and Articles that give you up to the minute news and information about the world Leagues, Teams, Players and Updates.

Chelsea’s Mendy headlines Champions League Squad of the Season

Read More

Remembering when Senegal shocked France at the 2002 World Cup

Read More

Hearts of Oak coach Papic primed for Asante Kotoko rivalry showdown 

Read More

'Slide-tackling Wenger changed my career' - Arsenal great Kolo Toure

Read More

Bayern beat Barca to spoil Lewandowski's return

Read More

Liverpool lift off in Champions League with Matip's last-gasp winner, but weaknesses linger on

Read More

Lewandowski's rues lack of scoring touch in return as Bayern beat Barcelona yet again

Read More

Slavia defender banned for 10 games for racism

Read More

'Too much hype on Liston Colaco' - Manuel Marquez slams Hyderabad's attitude against Kerala Blasters

Read More

Matched officials! Two World Cup final referees got married

Read More

Bayern face painful rebuild after Champions League exit

Los Angeles Football Club will host the Colorado Rapids on Sunday at 10 p.m. E.T. at Banc of California Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif. LAFC has one win and one loss during the first two matches of their three-game home stand spanning eight days and is looking for a win in its first matchup against Colorado.

Here are a few things you need to know heading into Sunday’s contest:

LAFC is 11-7-6 overall this season and 6-1-5 at home. The team sits in third place in the Western Conference table with 39 points from 24 matches. This is LAFC’s first match against Western Conference side Colorado, but the two teams will meet again on Oct. 6 at Dicks Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo.  The Colorado Rapids are 6-12-6 so far this season and 1-7-3 on the road. In the Western Conference standings, Colorado is in 11th place with 24 points from 24 matches. The Rapids are currently in a three match undefeated streak, and, most recently recorded a 2-2 draw with the LA Galaxy on Tuesday night. During LAFC’s last match, Christian Ramirez got his first start and scored both goals for Los Angeles during its 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake. Vela, Atuesta and Harvey were credited with assists on Ramirez’s goals, alluding to the cohesion the team has found so far this season.  Adama Diomande was in the 18-man roster for LAFC for the match against RSL, but he did not see playing time. He has been removed from the team’s injured player list after recovering from a hamstring strain.  This match is the fifth for LAFC in the month of August, including the side’s U.S. Open Cup semifinal game in Houston on Aug. 8 that went to extra time and eight rounds of a penalty shootout. LAFC has only one win and three losses in the four matches so far this month, making this match an important one for the standings.  The only players on the injury list for LAFC are Mark-Anthony Kaye and Quillan Roberts, who are both recovering from lower leg fractures.  Defender Walker Zimmerman is one yellow card away from suspension due to card accumulation.  The officials for this match are Center Referee Nima Saghafi, ARs Eric Weisbrod and Jose da Silva. The 4th official is Daniel Radford and VAR is Alex Chilowicz. After this match, LAFC will face cross-town rivals, LA Galaxy, in the third iteration of El Trafico on Friday, Aug. 24, at 10:30 p.m. P.T. 

The post With tired legs, LAFC hosts Colorado during last match of homestand appeared first on Pro Soccer USA.

Original author: Brittany Pergl, Pro Soccer USA

Arsenal-linked Manor Solomon confirms Premier League clubs want to sign him

Here is how to watch all Major League Soccer matches live in Week 25 on TV or streaming. You can follow along with our live scores and stats throughout the weekend as well.

Saturday, Aug. 18

TIME(EST) TEAM TV Live stream
4 p.m. Seattle v LA Galaxy Seattle: ESPN & ESPN Deportes; LA: ESPN & ESPN Deportes WatchESPN, MLS LIVE on DAZN
7 p.m. Philadelphia v NYCFC PHI: PHL 17; NYC: YES ESPN+ or DirectKick, MLS LIVE on DAZN
7 p.m. Vancouver v NY Red Bulls NY: MSG; CANADA: TSN 1/5 ESPN+, Direct Kick
7:30 p.m. Chicago v Montreal CHI: ESPN+; CAN: TVAS ESPN+ or DirectKick
8 p.m. FC Dallas v Minnesota DAL: TXA-21; MIN: Fox Sports North Plus EESPN+, Direct Kick, MLS LIVE on DAZN
8:30 p.m. Sporting KC  v Portland SKC:FOX Sports KC Plus, FOX Sports Midwest Plus; POR:ROOT Sports NW ESPN+, Direct Kick, MLS LIVE on DAZN
9 p.m. Houston v Real Salt Lake HOU: KUBE 57; RSL: KMYU ESPN+, Direct Kick, MLS LIVE on DAZN
10 p.m. San Jose v Toronto FC SJ: NBC Sports California; CAN: TSN 4 ESPN+, Direct Kick
       
       

Sunday, Aug. 19

TIME(EST) TEAM TV Live stream
4 p.m. Atlanta v Columbus ATL: Fox Sports South; CLB:CW Columbus, Spectrum Sports OH, BCSN2  ESPN+, Direct Kick, TSN 2
7:30 p.m. DC United vs New England USA: FS1, FOX Deportes; CAN: TSN4 FOX Sports GO
10 p.m. LAFC vs. Colorado LAFC:UniMás 46, YouTube TV [LA region only]; COL: Altitude ESPN+, Direct Kick, MLS LIVE on DAZN
       
       

The post How to watch MLS on TV, live stream Week 25 appeared first on Pro Soccer USA.

Original author: Iliana Limón Romero

David de Gea uncertain about his Man Utd future

Read More

Can England finally win a first trophy since 1966?

Read More

A look back at Gareth Bale's extraordinary Euro 2016

Read More

Ruben Neves would be a good fit for Mikel Arteta's Arsenal

Read More

Chelsea vs Lille: The Champions League tie connected by Eden Hazard

Read More

Hudson-Odoi: England star places Southgate on alert as he opens door for possible Ghana switch

Read More

Azam FC’s Dube beats Yanga SC’s Mnata to Premier League award

Read More

Man City confident on Raheem Sterling, Gabriel Jesus & Riyad Mahrez contracts

Read More

FutPost.com