Where Would The USA Be Without. . . The Netherlands?
by (Analysis | Goal.com - March 3)
The small country has had an outsize influence in the sport of soccer in general, and on the USA in particular. more details | go to article
Netherlands 2, United States 1
by (Blog Entry | Sports Illustrated-Fan Nation - March 3)
Three quick thoughts after the U.S.'s 2-1 loss to the Netherlands on Wednesday at Amsterdam ArenA: more details | go to article
Going Dutch
by (Preview | Big Apple Soccer - March 3)
U.S. faces tough challenge from Holland more details | go to article
What Went Wrong: Netherlands Vs USA
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 3)
Was it Jonathan Bornstein's foul in the box that changed the match? Did you think the initial selection left the team with gaps in certain areas of the pitch? Maybe you think is was a poor showing from some o the USA's top players that kept the Dutch in front. Whatever the case we want your take on the match. Leave you comments in the section below but remember to keep them clean. more details | go to article
U.S. Relishes Stern Test vs. Dutch
by (Preview | Sports Illustrated - March 3)
Hard games. That has been the mantra for the U.S. national team under coach Bob Bradley, and Wednesday's test against world No. 3 the Netherlands (2:30 p.m. ET, ESPN2, Galavisión) is the latest big challenge in a four-year World Cup preparation cycle that has been far more difficult than the one before World Cup 2006. more details | go to article
Player Ratings: Netherlands 2-1 USA
by (Analysis | Goal.com - March 3)
The wily, flashy Dutch welcomed the Americans to Amsterdam for a bit of a soccer lesson, before a late flurry in the last five minutes of the match made things interesting. more details | go to article
Landon Donovan Flat, But Damarcus Beasley Shines As U.S. Loses, 2-1, To The Netherlands
by (Blog Entry | Los Angeles Times - March 3)
Landon Donovan was an anonymous figure but his longtime teammate and sidekick DaMarcus Beasley played himself back into World Cup contention on Wednesday night when the U.S. was beaten, 2-1, by the Netherlands in Amsterdam. more details | go to article
Netherlands Beats US 2-1 In World Cup Warmup
by (Result | Google News - March 3)
The United States fell flat in Europe once again, losing to the Netherlands 2-1 Wednesday night in the Americans' last match before coach Bob Bradley picks his World Cup roster. more details | go to article
Post Game Quote Sheet: U.S. MNT Vs Netherlands
by (Profile/Interview | USSF - March 3)
Bob Bradley; Landon Donovan; DaMarcus Beasley; Jozy Altidore. more details | go to article
Comeback Falls Short As U.S. Men's National Team Defeated 2-1 To The Netherlands
by (Result | USSF - March 3)
The U.S. pressured the Netherlands late with three chances to tie the game in the closing minutes, but could not get the equalizer, falling 2-1 at Amsterdam ArenA in the final match before Bob Bradley selects his roster for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. more details | go to article
World Cup 2010: Know Your Rivals - Netherlands Expert Not Impressed By USA
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 3)
A 2-1 win gave the Oranje both positives and negatives. more details | go to article
Netherlands 2-1 USA: Kuyt And Huntelaar Help Oranje To Narrow Victory
by (Result | Goal.com - March 3)
The Dutch opened the score before the break and doubled their lead in the second half. The guests pegged one back in the dying minutes of the game, but were unable to restore parity. more details | go to article
Shorthanded USA Steps Into Deep End In Amsterdam
by (Preview | Soccer America - March 2)
Playing the Netherlands is much more than a “good test for the American players,” and it’s not really “the last chance for some players to impress Coach Bob Bradley” as he sets about picking his World Cup team. more details | go to article
Soccer America Poll: U.S. Starters Against Dutch
by (Commentary | Soccer America - March 2)
The USA faces the Netherlands at Amsterdam ArenA Wednesday (TV: ESPN2 and Galavision, live, 2:30 p.m. ET) in its final World Cup warmup before Coach Bob Bradley must pick his squad for South Africa. Who should Bradley start against the Dutch? more details | go to article
Netherlands - USA: Know Your Rivals - World Cup Counterparts Face Off
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 2)
In this special series we bring you the local knowledge of the world's leading football tournament. With our worldwide team of experts, each one based in the country in question - from Brazil to North Korea - you'll hear first-hand the latest team news, exclusive interviews and fan opinions of your World Cup opponents! more details | go to article
MLS Trio Aims To Advance World Cup Claims In Amsterdam
by (Profile/Interview | Goal.com - March 3)
Other MLS players will no doubt enter Bradley's thoughts for a spot in the delegation heading to South Africa – Los Angeles and Everton midfielder Landon Donovan will play in this friendly and remains integral to the American hopes this summer, while Brian Ching and Conor Casey also merit consideration up front – but only Jonathan Bornstein, Robbie Findley and Heath Pearce will have the chance to bolster their cases for World Cup inclusion on the field in Amsterdam. more details | go to article
Post Game Quote Sheet: U.S. MNT Vs Netherlands
by (Profile/Interview | USSF - March 3)
Bob Bradley; Landon Donovan; DaMarcus Beasley; Jozy Altidore. more details | go to article
World Cup 2010: Know Your Rivals - Netherlands Expert Not Impressed By USA
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 3)
A 2-1 win gave the Oranje both positives and negatives. more details | go to article
Bradley Logs Miles Before World Cup
by (Profile/Interview | New York Times - February 25)
To keep track of the vast diaspora of American soccer players, Bob Bradley sometimes slips into Europe. He doesn’t use a James Bond disguise kit; sometimes he even lets the players know he is coming. more details | go to article
Netherlands Beats US 2-1 In World Cup Warmup
by (Result | Google News - March 3)
The United States fell flat in Europe once again, losing to the Netherlands 2-1 Wednesday night in the Americans' last match before coach Bob Bradley picks his World Cup roster. more details | go to article
Who Are The Best Attacking Options For The United States?
by (Commentary | Goal.com - March 3)
Up against one of the best international squads in the world is the likes of Jozy Altidore, Landon Donovan and Stuart Holden. In this week's "Kick Around," we asked who can really excite the fans with a strong performance? Could it be Holden who just is getting his feet wet in the English Premier League? What about a resurrgent DaMarcus Beasley? Robbie Findlay, even. He's got a lot to prove. Check out the video below for the editor's full responses. (3:32 video) more details | go to article