USMNT

America is on one of their biggest soccer highs ever after watching its women take home the World Cup from Canada 2015, and now hopefully that momentum is being shifted over to the men as they prepare to take on Honduras in the Gold Cup opener. 

The tournament lasts from July 7th to July 26th, with the group stage taking place over eight days in which each nation will play three games. The USA have an emphatic 28-1-2 record since the inaugural match in 1991, and look to extend that record even further in order to become the team to fear in July. 

When DeAndre Yedlin was transferred to Tottenham Hotspur in 2014, it was music to Jurgen Klinsmann’s ears as he finally began to see more American national players move to Europe. As the MLS continues to grow and develop into an elite league, it becomes very important for players on Klinsmann’s current roster to play big European matches. 

After an amazing 4-3 win in a comeback against the Dutch, the Americans continue to Germany to take on Jogi Low's World Cup winning team.

Stars from Mexico’s championship U-17 World Cup squad and potential US National Team stars feature against tough international competition in this year’s Toulon Tournament.

The U.S. again fails to impress as it surrenders a late lead thanks to three Nicklas Bendtner goals. How worried should we be?

Jurgen Klinsmann has come out and said that Gedion Zelalem is ready to play for his starting XI, but what does that really mean?

American men's soccer is on the up-and-up, in large part because of these five gentleman.

First half goals from Michael Bradley and Clint Dempsey against Panama give the U.S. Men's National Team its first win in the last six matches.