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ASN Morning Read: We Begin 2016 with a Win
The United States men's national team comes back against Iceland, then does it again, then earns a late game-winner courtesy of a surprising source. Anyway: Victory. Onward, upward, etc. etc.
BY
Noah Davis
Posted
February 01, 2016
8:00 AM
February 01, 2016
8:00 AM
- U.S. Scores Late, Defeating Iceland 3-2 in Friendly
- Another take: Veteran-laden side, rejuvenated Altidore lift USMNT past Iceland
- Nice work, fellas:
Congratulations to #USMNT's @EthanFinlay13, @KellynAcosta, @TonyTchani23 & Jerome Kiesewetter on recording their first caps today. #USAvISL
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) January 31, 2016 - Facts about things:
Klinsmann added that Nguyen was "one of the winners" for this January camp. #usmnt
— Jeff Carlisle (@JeffreyCarlisle) January 31, 2016Jozy Altidore says he's dropped 10 pounds since last year to help him stay fit and healthy in 2016. #usmnt
— Doug McIntyre (@DougMacESPN) February 1, 2016
- Rate dem players.
- Make your Starting XI for Friday's U.S.-Canada match. (Not Canada again.)
- This is a somewhat convoluted column about the current state of MLS, but a lot of it makes sense: "Can there be any doubt that a league that has arrived at a point where it is selling off its most promising young players while bringing in players who are politely described as 'experienced' (for which you can read 'old'), is a league that, however financially successful it may be, has lost its soccer way?