4.7.16
ASN Morning Read: Just Your Average 7-0 Victory
Hope Solo did not have much to do during Thursday night's thrashing of Colombia; Jurgen Klinsmann gives a great description of the Brek Shea "hat trick"; Loretta Lynch gets some gold.
- U.S. Women Change the Subject, Dominate Colombia: "The Americans started fast with four first-half goals and found three more in the second stanza. Crystal Dunn, Allie Long (2), Mallory Pugh, Carli Lloyd, Tobin Heath, and Christen Press tallied for the U.S."
???????? @ALLIE_LONG's first goal for the Nat team! She belongs! ???????????? #USWNT pic.twitter.com/5PrQjRBb18
— Womens Football Comp (@Jigsawwill) April 7, 2016 - Fun little Q&A with Jurgen Klinsmann, including this Brek Shea gem: "Another exciting moment in MLS was definitely Brek Shea’s goal. I think it was a real beauty. He started the game with a yellow card, then he scored the goal, then he got a hand ball. All of the ups and downs of Brek’s game were involved, but it’s nice to see Brek scoring a beautiful goal and doing well at Orlando."
- Full support:
This years #GoldenBlazer goes to the one and only #FIFASlayer, Attorney General @LorettaLynch ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/cCgzueDNRh
— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) April 7, 2016 - To be brutally honest, it's pretty hard to get excited about US 2026 right now, no?
- Overstated or no: Amid complex times and growth, U.S. Soccer faces perception problem
- If you have nothing to do for the next two hours, may we recommend watching the first-ever MLS game. Happy 20th to the league:
