Tag: Willy Roy
SOME AMERICAN HEROES: These 16 players have excelled vs. Mexico in WCQ
It wasn’t until this century that the United States started to enjoy any kind of consistent success against the Mexican national team — in World Cup qualifiers and in international matches in general.
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COUNTDOWN TO MEXICO (1): U.S. solidifies itself in the hex with a rare road point at Azteca in 2017
It is way too early to claim that the comeback from World Cup qualifying hell is complete, but the U.S. resurrection under coach Bruce Arena in the CONCACAF hexagonal has been has been quite impressive.
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NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY: How the U.S. men have fared in the metro area
Friday’s match between the United States and Brazilian national squads at MetLife Stadium will be the 28th time the Americans have played in the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area.
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HURRAH FOR THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE (PART II): Some memorable U.S. men’s national team goals
With this being the Fourth of July and America’s 242nd birthday, we figured we would celebrate in our own unique way.
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NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY: How the U.S. men have fared in the metro area
For the first time after 27 matches over one full century and the parts of two others, the U.S. men’s national team will host a World Cup qualifier in the metropolitan area Friday night.
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BACK IN THE DAY: Willy Roy, the 1st American to score at Azteca, remembers challenges of playing in Mexico City
No matter what generation, playing in Mexico City, particularity at Estadio Azteca, has always been an imposing test for the U.S. National Team.
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