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DOHA : The United States will do their part to defend human rights at the Qatar World Cup saying on Wednesday they would draw inspiration from American service members who had come to watch them train.
NEW YORK : Christian Pulisic headlines a young United States World Cup squad headed to Qatar and determined to show they belong on soccer's biggest stage after failing to qualify for the 2018 tournament.
NEW YORK : Former United States players Stu Holden and Alexi Lalas said they favoured Matt Turner in the lingering debate over who will start as goalkeeper in next month's World Cup in Qatar.
Jack Leahy's late screamer earned Cardiff City the bragging rights and all three points in a seven-goal thriller against 10-man Swansea City in the mini-South Wales derby.
LONDON: Arsenal cruised to a 3-0 home win over Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League on Thursday (Oct 6) to move clear at the top in Group A.
A low-key friendly between the two World Cup qualified nations played in a virtually empty stadium in Murcia, southern Spain, saw Saudi Arabia carve out the better chances only to be denied by the USA's Arsenal goalkeeper Matt Turner. United States coach Gregg Berhalter had called on his team to show "personality" after being outplayed in a comprehensive 2-0 defeat to Japan in Germany last Friday.
Saudi Arabia drew 0-0 with the USA in Spain on Thursday, delivering a performance that was certainly an improvement over the stalemate with Ecuador four days earlier and probably their best in any of the four friendlies since their successful World Cup qualification campaign concluded.
DUSSELDORF, Germany — United States men's national team manager Gregg Berhalter conceded that his side has «work to do» ahead of the World Cup following a 2-0 friendly defeat to Japan in which the Americans struggled against the Samurai Blue's press.