Linesman Nigel Bannister flagged for a goal instead of a corner after the ball crossed the goal-line wide of the goal, following a challenge between John Eustace and Royals striker Noel Hunt. Click to continue reading...

Well yesterday proved an interesting day in the English football league didn't it?

Fulham v the Arse - Oops! Another furrow in Wenger's forehead. You couldn't say they were robbed though could you

Tottenham v Sunderland - I have thought for some time that Sunderland are going to offer us a few surprises this year. Click to continue reading...

Marcus Hahnemann told the Reading Evening Post this week that he plans on Reading having a short stay in the Championship. The American keeper acknowledged the tough time the Royals had last year against the bigger clubs but believes they can earn their way back to the Premiership this season. Click to continue reading...

Salt Lake Royals coach Jason Kreis WILL BE ENJOYING A COUPLE OF GAMES FROM THE GRANDSTAND... Click to continue reading...

Middlesbrough and Bolton are said to be chasing after Reading midfielder James Harper. The former Arsenal academy player has been with the Royals since 2001. Despite the interest and Reading's relegation, it is not believed that the 27-year-old is anxious... Click to continue reading...

No Freedom in this week's Roundup. Word around the campfire is that one of the Long Island Lady Rough Riders vehicles was involved in a no-injuries accident on the way down here. What's worse, is that today's Freedom/Majestics sorta-derby at Wakefield High School in Arlington, VA kicks off at 4pm. Seriously? Click to continue reading...

Freedom 5 - 1 New Jersey Wildcats The Washington Freedom rebounded from their first loss of the season the week before with a resounding win over visiting New Jersey. Lori Lindsey led the way with two goals, one of which came at the penalty spot, and Tiffany McCarty, Christie Welsh, and Emily Janss rounded out the [. Click to continue reading...

Freedom 0 - 1 Boston Renegades A 54th minute goal by Mary McDonnell propelled the visiting Boston Renegades to victory, sending the Freedom to their first loss of the season before 1400 at the Maryland Soccerplex on Saturday. Despite outshooting Boston 20-8, the Freedom were unable to crack Boston goalkeeper Meghann Burke who made eight saves [. Click to continue reading...

There isn't much to speak of this week for the Local Soccer Roundup. Freedom 3 - 0 Fredericksburg A Jennifer Parsons hat trick was more than enough to propel the Freedom to a 3-0 away victory over the Fredericksburg Lady Gunners. Scoring machine Ali Andrzejewski left the match on 33′ for reasons that are unknown to me [. Click to continue reading...

Freedom 2 - 0 Fort Collins Force Freedom 3 - 0 Real Colorado Cougars The Washington Freedom were victorious in two exhibition matches last week. The first was a 2-0 victory over the Fort Collins Force on Thursday, and the second, a 3-0 victory over Real Colorado, came on Friday. The next match that counts for the [. Click to continue reading...

MARKHAM - What a start to the season, as there was only one draw on Sunday and 5 wins, leading to 5 way tie for first.

Last years undefeated team, the Markham Blues - who lost in the finals of the Centennial Cup to the Pistolas FC, made some changes in the offseason, dumping their keeper (now with Cornell FC) in favour of a new one, and tweaking their lineup. Click to continue reading...

The British were coming the British were coming.
Just a little reminder, in case you did not get the memo, Beckham's out 4 weeks with a knee injury. What does this mean?
This means the invasion was stopped somewhere in Louisiana along the Mississippi River and those of you in Kansas City will be spared any blood shed. This does not include your wallet. Click to continue reading...