Tag: Luis Hernandez
HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH (Day 31): Another kind of revolution: Slowly, but surely, soccer is beginning to take hold in Cuba (2012)
The only shots fired in this 21st century revolution will be at the goal.
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IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO TODAY: USMNT freezes out Mexico in the first WCQ dos a cero vs. Mexico
A half hour into the match with Mexico, the United States was living its worst World Cup qualifying nightmare.
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THE REAL STARS OF TODAY: Soccer supports humanity’s heroes
To show appreciation for the efforts made and risks braved by healthcare workers and other professionals who are giving their all to ensure society continues to function in the face of the coronavirus, football stars both past and present have come together to pay tribute to humanity’s heroes, FIFA announced on Saturday.
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ANOTHER KIND OF REVOLUTION: Slowly, but surely, soccer is beginning to take hold in Cuba (repost)
The only shots fired in this 21st century revolution will be at the goal.
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ANOTHER KIND OF REVOLUTION: Slowly, but surely, soccer is beginning to take hold in Cuba (repost)
The only shots fired in this 21st century revolution will be at the goal.
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COUNTDOWN TO MEXICO (21): U.S. freezes out El Tri in WCQ in 2001
A half hour into the match with Mexico, the U.S. was living its worst World Cup nightmare.
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THE WEBSITE WITHOUT A COUNTRY: This Is Cosmos Country won’t continue coverage of NASL team
This Is Cosmos Country blog, which has covered the Cosmos since the North American Soccer League team returned to competition in 2013, has decided not to continue coverage of the club.
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