Men’s National Team
THE FAB FIVE: In 2004, 5 surviving members of the 1950 U.S. World Cup team talked about history and the state of the game
Children form a circle around Walter Bahr (right), Harry Keough (center) and Wilf Mannion (left)...
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WORLD CUP REUNION: When Bahr, Keough remembered, relived a great upset from 1950
At first, the stadium was barely recognizable to Harry Keough. A roof over the stands had been added. So were lights and a press box. The grass was greener.
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THE DREAM TEAM: A quick look at U.S. soccer’s boys of summer in 1950
Walter Bahr, who passed away at 91 Monday, was the last surviving member of the U.S. national team that stunned England in the 1950 World Cup.
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THE PASSING OF A LEGEND: Former U.S. standout midfielder Walter Bahr dies
Walter Bahr, the last surviving member of the U.S. national team that upset England in the 1950 World Cup, passed away Monday.
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TYING ONE ON: Young U.S. men manage 1-1 draw with No. 7 France
A 44th-minute goal from Julian Green helpoed boost the U.S. men’s national team to a 1-1 draw against seventh-ranked France 1-1 Saturday night.
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LEG INJURY: Kenny Saief leaves USMNT camp
The roster for the U.S. men’s national team’s summer tour of Europe was reduced to 24 players on Wednesday as Kenny Saief departed camp with a right leg injury.
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MEET THE NEW BOSS: Stewart named the first USMNT general manager
Earnie Stewart has been named the first general manager of the U.S. men’s national team, the U.S. Soccer Federation announced Wednesday afternoon.
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A LONG TIME COMING: Parker on his U.S. debut: ‘I just wanted to do whatever I could to make the team better’
He played all of 29 minutes and a few minutes of stoppage time and there was plenty for Tim Parker to learn in his debut with the U.S. national team Saturday.
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FIVE TAKEAWAYS: From U.S. men’s win over Bolivia
OK, so the Bolivian national team wasn’t necessarily the second coming of Brazil. Heck, it was actually the second team from Bolivia.
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READY TO CAST HIS OWN SHADOW: Tim Weah embraces being the son of a former soccer great, which inspires him
Like it or not, Tim Weah has a lot to live up to, thanks to a giant shadow cast by his father.
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ENTER THE YOUNG: Pulisic headlines U.S. team averaging less than 23 for Bolivia match
To say the U.S. national team that will play Bolivia at Talen Energy Stadium in Chester, Pa. is young is an understatement.
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AMONG THE FINALISTS: FrontRowSoccer up for Press Club of Long Island honors
FrontRowSoccer.com is a finalist for a Press Club of Long Island Media Award.
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