They're in the middle of the xG table and have been competitive throughout the season. The xG in this last one was 0.7 to 1.2 in their favor… they should've at least had a draw. Instead they're on the wrong side of a 2-0 result that's largely against the run of play.

Like I said - reminds me a lot of what happened at Leipzig. You look at the stats and you see lots of results that should've gone their way. Marsch might just be really unlucky… for example, Leipzig was leading the league in shots off the post when he got sacked… but to see the same thing happen at two different places makes me wonder.

I haven't watched a lot of Leeds games but they seem to have Bamford as their forward option and that's it. And Bamford has been injured and hasn't scored a goal. They need more options at forward.

McKennie just scored for Juventus.

My FotMob ap was ahead of my Paramount + stream. Lol.

Getting 67' is fantastic. What are the chances we could see him get to 90' by WC?

That was a way better finish than it looks on first glance, great touch to put it past the keeper and curl it in far post.

Pepi with, another, goal.

GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
🇺🇸 Ricardo Pepi again again again!
FC Groningen: 1-0 :PSV Eindhoven#GROPSV @burakzihni61 pic.twitter.com/eyu0Hm6V3h

— ' Burak | #Eredivisie 🇹🇷🇳🇱 (@hollandaligleri) October 23, 2022

Reyna, Pulisic and McKennie all with starts today in UCL matches.

Just noticed Reyna went 87' today after doing 67' over the weekend. Not gonna jinx anything, but these are positive signs.

This cracked me up.

Lol Reyna telling Kobel to go to his left. Kobel goes to his right and makes the save.

Love the dude but glad Reyna isn’t keeper 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/Dt9r5MNq7s

— USMNT vs Haters (@USMNTvsHaters) October 25, 2022

I was cracking up at this one earlier

deadbq03 said:

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Just noticed Reyna went 87' today after doing 67' over the weekend. Not gonna jinx anything, but these are positive signs.

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Holy crap, that's awesome. Thanks for mentioning that for those who aren't plugged in.

Ken Scarborough said:

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I meant to post this earlier but ADD…

A theory about Jesse Marsch’s celebration vs. Liverpool & opponents seem to find Brenden Aaronson annoying 🇺🇸@Watke_ reports… pic.twitter.com/JkyCVMEzg9

— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) October 31, 2022

Watke cracks me up.

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The barking Tyler and Brenden do at the end is just so randomly funny

PatAg said:

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Ken Scarborough said:

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I meant to post this earlier but ADD…

A theory about Jesse Marsch’s celebration vs. Liverpool & opponents seem to find Brenden Aaronson annoying 🇺🇸@Watke_ reports… pic.twitter.com/JkyCVMEzg9

— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) October 31, 2022

Watke cracks me up.

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The barking Tyler and Brenden do at the end is just so randomly funny

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man, that Watke is the best thing on twitter. He makes me laugh every time.

Ricardo Pepi will leave Augsburg in the summer. He’s performing well in Eredivisie — and many clubs are now watching him, he will change again in June. 🚨🇺🇸 #transfers

Pepi’s expected to be one of the youngest talents to be in the World Cup. pic.twitter.com/2LtA8iaQAD

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 3, 2022

This world cup could be huge for a lot of our young players that aren't named Pulisic.

deadbq03 said:

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Ricardo Pepi will leave Augsburg in the summer. He’s performing well in Eredivisie — and many clubs are now watching him, he will change again in June. 🚨🇺🇸 #transfers

Pepi’s expected to be one of the youngest talents to be in the World Cup. pic.twitter.com/2LtA8iaQAD

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 3, 2022

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As long as he chooses better than he did on his first move to Europe.

Kellen got traded, and he didn't even know it!

This is the level os soccer journalism in the US 🇺🇸

Acosta is a USMNT player, in the MLS Cup Final and the reporter asking a question does not even know what team he plays for.

pic.twitter.com/60o2GKT5gE

— Tactical Manager (@ManagerTactical) November 4, 2022

I saw this video linked by the original uploader, Kellyn looked so confused, hah.

Your life would be immensely improved by muting Tactical Manager.

Maybe so. I got him to admit he was wrong once.
I saw it posted about 29 different times but ADD got in the way of posting it sooner. He was the most recent poster of it. Lol

The Aaronsons are taking Europe by storm

BREAKING: Eintracht Frankfurt and the Philadelphia Union have an agreement in place for transfer of US wonderkid Paxten Aaronson, per sources. Deal around $4m + add-ons + sell-on %.

Aaronson, 19, won Golden Ball at Concacaf U20 championships. Medical + finalizing deal next week. pic.twitter.com/teTi6JVLXB

— Tom Bogert (@tombogert) November 4, 2022

Dre_00 said:

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The Aaronsons are taking Europe by storm

BREAKING: Eintracht Frankfurt and the Philadelphia Union have an agreement in place for transfer of US wonderkid Paxten Aaronson, per sources. Deal around $4m + add-ons + sell-on %.

Aaronson, 19, won Golden Ball at Concacaf U20 championships. Medical + finalizing deal next week. pic.twitter.com/teTi6JVLXB

— Tom Bogert (@tombogert) November 4, 2022

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Cant wait to see this kid tear it up.

Paxten is arguably the better of the 2. As crazy as that sounds.

Well, we don't have to argue about Vines included/excluded any more.

#USMNT & @official_rafc left back Sam Vines posted on Instagram that he broke his tibia yesterday & will be out 3-4 months.

Vines:

“Upset I missed the chance to be in the World Cup but I will be supporting the boys until the end 🇺🇸”.

— Meg Swanick (@Meg_Swanick) November 5, 2022

Yikes. This roster may go from who we should take to who's available and healthy.

Hopefully a quick as possible recovery for Vines.

Gio slots home a pen

Starting today:

Leeds- Adams and Aaronson
Celtic- CCV back from injury
Middlesbrough- Steffin (Hoppe) on bench

Aaronson pen assist?

Tyler Adams: “Fuck you.” pic.twitter.com/I8nV194c57

— USMNT 🇺🇸 Thoughts (@USMNT_Thoughts) November 5, 2022

https://sports.yahoo.com/usmnt-soccer-development-academy-mls-world-cup-150011102.html

The U.S. men's national team is, by some measures, the youngest in all of international soccer. It will kick off its 2022 World Cup on Nov. 21 armed with early-20-somethings currently employed by prominent European clubs. The number of American players in the world's top five leagues has exploded over the past two seasons, while the average age of those players has steadily fallen, from 27.6 in 2012-13 to 21.2 last season, according to Transfermarkt data compiled by Yanks Abroad.