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Americans Abroad: Weekend Preview

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After a big win against Norwich City last weekend, DeAndre Yedlin and Sunderland face a much tougher battle against Arsenal on Sunday.

Sam Allardyce’s men are now just a point behind Norwich with a game in hand. Yedlin and the rest of the Sunderland back line kept a clean sheet against Norwich, but Arsene Wenger’s men haven’t lost in six league matches.

Christian Pulisic hopes to get another start with Borussia Dortmund when the team faces Stuttgart. The young American will be in the center of a dogfight against a side that is one bad result away from dropping into the relegation zone. After a great performance capped with a goal last week, Dortmund fans can expect a confident teenager to help boss the midfield this weekend.

Elsewhere, Bobby Wood and Union Berlin will take the field against Nurnberg as the red-hot striker looks to continue his incredible goal-scoring season.

Here’s what is in store for the Americans abroad this weekend:

FRIDAY

Michael Orozco, Greg Garza, Paul Arriola, Alejando Guido and Club Tijuana play Pumas.

Sebastian Saucedo and Veracruz play Cruz Azul.

Caleb Stanko and SC Freiburg play MSV Duisburg.

SATURDAY

Geoff Cameron and Stoke City play Manchester City.

Matt Miazga and Chelsea play AFC Bournemouth.

Brad Guzan and Aston Villa play Southampton.

Tim Howard and Everton play Manchester United in the FA Cup.

Alfredo Morales and FC Ingolstadt play Hannover 96.

John Brooks and Hertha Berlin play Bayern Munich.

Christian Pulisic and Borussia Dortmund play VfB Stuttgart.

Ventura Alvarado and Club America play Toluca.

Edgar Castillo and Monterrey play Luis Gil, Jonathan Bornstein and Queretaro.

Jorge Villafana and Santos Laguna play Jose Torres and Tigres.

Omar Gonzalez and Pachuca play Chivas de Guadalajara.

William Yarbrough, Miguel Ibarra and Club Leon play Atlas.

Sonny Guadarrama and Dorados de Sinaloa play Morelia.

Eric Lichaj and Nottingham Forest play Emerson Hyndman, Tim Ream and Fulham.

Duane Holmes and Huddersfield Town play Jonathan Spector and Birmingham City.

Danny Williams and Reading play Queens Park Rangers.

Cody Cropper and MK Dons play Brentford.

Perry Kitchen and Hearts play Motherwell.

Gedion Zelalem and Rangers play Alloa Athletic.

Bobby Wood and Union Berlin play Nurnberg.

SUNDAY

DeAndre Yedlin and Sunderland play Arsenal.

Fabian Johnson and Borussia Monchengladbach play Russell Canouse and Hoffenheim.

Timmy Chandler and Eintracht Frankfurt play Mainz.

Alejandro Bedoya and Nantes play Marseille.

Andrew Wooten and SV Sandhausen play Shawn Barry and FSV Frankfurt.

Ethan Horvath and Molde play Sarpsborg.

AJ Soares and Viking play Rosenborg.

Rubio Rubin and FC Utrecht play Feyenoord.

MONDAY

Cole Grossman and Staebek play Haugesund.

What do you think of this weekend’s action? Can Yedlin and Sunderland get a result against Arsenal? Will Wood score yet again?

Share your thoughts below.

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  1. Because someone will ask

    5th place Le Havre(55 pts) plays Evian Friday at 2:00 EST
    – Evian is in 18th place so should be a good opportunity for points
    -Metz (56)who is in 3rd plays 6th place Red Star (55)
    – Lens (55) 4th place plays 13th place Nimes
    -Clermont Foot (54) 7th place plays 10th place Tours

    Huddersfield Town plays Birmingham City Saturday at 10:00 EST

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    • At Half Time
      Evian 1-0 Le Bobvre
      Metz 0-0 Red Star
      Nimes 1-0 Lens
      Tours 1-0 Cleremont

      Live standing 3. Metz 57 4. Red Star 56 5. Lens 55 6. Le Havre 55

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      • Finals
        Evian 1-1 Le Bobvre
        Metz 2-0 Red Star
        Nimes 4-2 Lens
        Tours 1-0 Cleremont

        3.Metz 59 pts +11 4.Le Havre 56 pts +6 5.Lens 55 +5 6.Red Star 55 +1 7.Cleremont 54 +3

      • Disappointing to see Le Havre struggling to get and keep that third promotion spot. I get the sinking feeling he should’ve stayed at Stabaek for the Europa run:/

      • At Stabaek, he would have had three preliminary rounds before even getting into the group stage. Then you play the end of the group stage and first knockout stages in your off season, not usually a good proposition. Molde this year really was as good of a run as a Norwegian side has made in a while and they were significantly better than Stabaek in league play. Several of their better players also were in line to be sold. Staying at Stabaek wasn’t really a great option. Le Havre is a good spot he just may have to stay there a little while.

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