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Soccer Saturday: Your Running Commentary

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In a year when male U.S. national teams at all levels have disappointed, the U.S. women's World Cup team has become the last hope for international success this year for the U.S. soccer program.

The ladies will look to improve to 2-0 at the Women's World Cup today against Colombia, with a win securing passage to the knockout rounds.

Women's World Cup action is one of three key elements on today's soccer viewing menu. Copa America's second day kicks off with Colombia taking on Costa Rica.

Major League Soccer has five matches on the slate, with D.C. United taking on Philadelphia in the latest edition of their I-95 Derby.

If you will be watching today's action, please feel free to share your thoughts, opinions and some play-by-play in the comments section below.

Enjoy the action (Today's TV schedule is after the jump):

TODAY'S SOCCER ON TV

12 p.m. - ESPN/ESPN3.com/Galavision - USA vs. Colombia (Women's World Cup)

2:30 p.m. - Univision/YouTube - Colombia vs. Costa Rica (Copa America)

7 p.m. - Fox Soccer Channel - D.C. United vs. Philadelphia Union

9 p.m. - MLS Direct Kick/MatchDay Live - FC Dallas vs. Columbus Crew

10 p.m. - Galavision - Chivas USA vs. Chicago Fire

10:30 p.m. - ESPN2/ESPN3.com/ESPN Deportes - San Jose Earthquakes vs. New York Red Bulls

11 p.m. - MLS Direct Kick/MatchDay Live - Portland Timbers vs. Sporting Kansas City


 

Comments

  1. John and Julie love the team. I’ll take that as requirement number one when determining whether to mute or not mute national team announcers. Mr. Darke is fine, but he sure doesn’t love the team

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  2. tobin heath appears to have Robert Finley Syndrome … symptoms include dribbling head down into dead ends and losing possession.

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  3. Have you heard me call a professional soccer match?

    Appreciate Ian Darke and consider yourself lucky Foudy or myself isn’t calling the game, forcing you to mute the television.

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  4. Ian Darke, man, could you be any gloomier after Rapino’s goal? he knows his stuff, historical and respected, not saying he’s a bad guy, but I’d like someone calling US team games who loves the team.

    Julie Foudy? the best, could listen to her call any game

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  5. Tobin Heath is really struggling with ball control and passes….she looks like she hasn’t played for the year she has been out. Let’s hope she gets back in form soon.

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  6. Obviously. Nevertheless, when the Colombians gain possession, the crowd gets very enthusiastic.

    Point being– if you’re the favorite, it’s incumbent upon you to earn the neutral fan’s support by good play.

    USA has played well so far, but can still show a bit more creativity.

    Of course, that last goal really helped. That was a thing of beauty, as was O’Reilly’s.

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  7. Sundhaga at half is gonna love the swarming defense but be pissed at her attacker’s lack of composure, patience finishing. The last 3 years she’s been trying to convert the athletic agressive (but poor technical) Americans into playing tiki taka – looks better but not there yet.

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  8. I’ve said it before…Wambach is a shell of her former self. Almost a Gooch-like drop-off. This team would be much more creative upfront w/ Wambach on the pine. JMHO…

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  9. The womens team plays how the mens team should play. They are continually pressuring the ball, and are willing to take shots from distance.

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  10. Okay. I admit it. I teared up a bit upon seeing the salute.

    Why do I think Amy Rodriguez is the most beautiful girl in the world right now?

    Go Yankettes!

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  11. i guess they are supposed to have a “feminine” kimono look or something. they are hideous and most of the USWNT fans i know dislike them immensely. they would much prefer that the USWNT jerseys be just like the USMNT jerseys only fitted (like France’s womens are a fitted version of their mens).

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  12. Is it just me or are the USWNT jerseys really ugly? It almost looks like their jerseys have earbuds going up the front of them

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