 Seattle striker Nate Jaqua shields the ball from Chad Marshall, the Crew's 6-foot-4 defender. (Getty)
Five-a-side: MLS's growing scorersMore teams seem to be buying into a trend that has MLS strikers growing like weeds in spring time. In a league where physical play is de rigueur, the snipers just seem to keep getting bigger. more >
The Commissioner Speaks: July 2 Last week, five consecutive halves of focused, persistent and skillful soccer by our U.S. national team captivated soccer fans and the general sports market throughout the United States. more >
Quakes stick to defensive gameplan Heading into second half stoppage time Saturday night at Rio Tinto Stadium, the San Jose Earthquakes were on the verge of putting an end to two streaks they weren't proud of: earning their first shutout of the season and grabbing their first road win of the season. more >
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 • Clark's recent itinerary: soccer upset, a daughter (Atlanta Journal-Constitution) • Revolution at a loss without healthy bodies (Boston Globe) • Matt Pickens: Right decision to leave Fire (Daily Southtown) Go to the newsstand >
Who scored the best goal in MLS in Week 15? You, the fans, voted for Seattle's Nate Jaqua's beauty for the Goal of the Week.Watch: 400K | 800K
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MLS starting to heat up
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First XI: Epic rivalry
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USA goes goats to golden
more > Global Headlines• Shockwaves from Manchester City• Watch highlights from around the world • US fall to Brazil in heartbreaking style • Milan reject "monster offer" for Pato • Fabregas committed to Arsenal • Albiol to sign with Madrid • Press Releases |
