Fuck this ref. Fuck Bernier. Fuck Montreal.
Bleh.
The cinderella story continues for Harpos FC.
The Boulder pub-based amateur team won a penalty kick shootout 4-2 over the BYU Cougars of the Premier Development League (PDL) Wednesday night in Provo, Utah, to advance to the second round of the 2015 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
The match ended in a scoreless draw and after 30 minutes of extra time failed to produce a winner, the contest went into penalty kicks. Despite being outshot 24-12, Harpos FC emerged with the victory, thanks to a big save by goalkeeper Zac Gibbens on BYUs second penalty kick attempt. BYUs third penalty shot sailed wide. Meanwhile, Harpos FC were clinical from the spot, converting all four attempts in the win.
With the victory, Harpos FC advance to the second round of the annual single-elimination tournament where it will face Colorado Springs Switchback FC of the United Soccer League (USL) on May 20 at 7 p.m. at Sand Creek Stadium in Colorado Springs. The Switchbacks are a professional team in the third tier of soccer in the U.S. The team Harpos FC defeated, BYU Cougars, plays in the fourth-tier PDL, considered the top amateur level in the country.
iirc, he played U20 qualifiers for Germany which essentially cup ties him at that age level. He should still be eligible for the Olympic Team.Julian Green just missed the age cutoff for the U20 World Cup, I guess?
Host Cities Named for CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship USA 2015
Denver, Kansas City, Los Angeles and Salt Lake City to host Championship; Mexico and United States to Head Groups
Miami (Thursday, May 14, 2015) The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today revealed the four U.S. cities which will host the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship 2015, scheduled for October 1-13 of this year.
Denver, Kansas City and Los Angeles will serve as hosts for group stage matches, while Salt Lake City will be the site of the decisive semifinals, as well as the Final and Third-Place Match on October 13.
Eight qualified nations will be divided into two groups of four for the Championship. Tournament host United States will be seeded in Group A, which kicks off at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kansas on October 1. Defending CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship champion and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Mexico will head Group B, set to begin play the next day at the StubHub Center in Carson, California.
Host USA, along with North American automatic qualifiers Canada and Mexico, will be joined by three nations from the Central America and two from the Caribbean, with qualifiers in those regions scheduled to be played in August.
Kansas City and Los Angeles will also stage the second round of group matches on October 3 and 4, while Dicks Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado hosts all eight qualified teams for group stage Match Day 3 on October 6 and 7.
The top two finishers in each group after round-robin play advance to the semifinals. The two finalists qualify directly to the Olympic Football Tournament Rio de Janeiro 2016, with the winner of the third place match earning the right to face South American Olympic qualifying runner-up Colombia in a playoff for an additional spot.
The draw for the tournament is scheduled for mid-August, and will set the complete tournament schedule and kick-off times. Ticket information will also be made available at a later date.
CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying Championship 2015
October 1- Group A MD 1- Sporting Park, Kansas City, KS
October 2- Group B MD 1- StubHub Center, Carson, CA
October 3- Group A MD 2- Sporting Park, Kansas City, KS
October 4- Group B MD 2- StubHub Center, Carson, CA
October 6- Group A MD 3- Dicks Sorting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO
October 7- Group B MD 3- Dicks Sorting Goods Park, Commerce City, CO
October 10 - Semifinals - Rio Tinto Stadium, Sandy, UT
October 13 - 3rd place and Final- Rio Tinto Stadium, Sandy, UT
If blatter wins again Im going to lose faith in humanity. Great job ESPN
I guess the U-20 squad is staying at the Marriott in Newport Beach before hauling off to Australia. I saw a big USMNT bus there today.
Sam said:We were texting after the game against NYC, Sam told reporters at training this week. He was just saying he thought I was the man of the match. Actually, thats what he texted me. Thats not me saying it! Thats what he said.
Hes still watching the game. We talk after most games. He still knows whats going on.
Is there an idea on how long he's potentially gonna be out for?MLS Fantasy has greyed him out. Tibial Contusion. Fuck.
MLS Fantasy has greyed him out. Tibial Contusion. Fuck.
Is there an idea on how long he's potentially gonna be out for?
Is there an idea on how long he's potentially gonna be out for?
FCD-RBNY game has been pretty good so far. No goals yet, but it's two well coached teams banging away in the midfield.
We're so bad we cannot beat NYCFC with a man advantage.
What's the status of FootieGaf? I was tempted to create a topic for the Copa America but don't want to be banned for doing so.
I cannot wait until you guys face us, BWP is gonna score so many goals. My fantasy team will love it! :lol
Moderation discussed it earlier this week after someone else asked about FootieGAF, and it's fine if you want to create a Copa America OT. Not sure if it's needed quite yet since the tournament doesn't start until mid-June. Maybe wait a few weeks and then put one up?What's the status of FootieGaf? I was tempted to create a topic for the Copa America but don't want to be banned for doing so.
I don't wish injuries on anyone. He is a fun player to watch. I'd rather beat the Sounders at full strength than w/o Martins.Stop salivating Dart, it's not becoming
Does anyone have the Eastern Conference vs Western Conference head to head record right now? Seems like the West would be way out in front, but maybe DC, RBNY, and a few others are doing enough damage to keep it close.
Thanks.From the looks of it the season is super close so far. Red Bull is above Seattle and DC and Dallas are currently tied for first, with DC leading in goal differential.
Obafemi who?
Chad Barrett with a fifth minute goal.