Recent US MNT vs. Paraguay (Copa América July 2, 2007) Articles
Paraguay's Secret Weapon
by Jeff Z. Klein (Blog Entry | New York Times - )
Not only must the United States contend with Bayern Munich striker Roque Santa Cruz and the rest of the Paraguay attack, they’ll also have to come up with something to counter the near-mystical power of the Albirrojos’ secret weapon: iced mate. more details | go to article

Basile Speaks: "we Only Beat The United States"
by No Author Listed (Preview | New York Times - )
To everyone from Argentina and the United States who wrote in to this blog complaining about how weak the US lineup was in the Amerks’ 4-1 loss to the Argentines on Thursday, you can add one more prominent voice to those who agree with you — Argentina coach Alfio Basile. more details | go to article

Paraguay Beat U.S. To Reach Copa America Quarter-Finals
by Brian Homewood (Result | Yahoo - )
Paraguay reached the quarter-finals of the Copa America with a 3-1 win over the United States on Monday. more details | go to article

Paraguay Dims U.S. Hopes In Copa America
by SportsTicker (Result | Yahoo - )
Paraguay moved into the quarterfinals of Copa America with a 3-1 victory over the United States in Venezuela on Monday. more details | go to article

Paraguay 3, United States 1
by Joshua Goodman (Result | Yahoo - )
Looks as if the U.S. soccer team's trip to Venezuela is going to be a short one. more details | go to article

Young U.S. Team Falls To Paraguay In Second Match At Copa America
by No Author Listed (Result | USSF - )
Ricardo Clark Scores First International Goal for United States more details | go to article

Quote Sheet: U.S. MNT 1, Paraguay 3
by No Author Listed (Profile/Interview | USSF - )
Bob Bradley; Kasey Keller. more details | go to article

US Loses To Paraguay
by No Author Listed (Result | US National Soccer Players Association - )
The United States National Team suffered through another frustrating night in Venezuela, losing to Paraguay 3-1 after dominating possession and scoring opportunities for long stretches. more details | go to article

Live: USA - Paraguay
by J Hutcherson and Bill Urban (Blog Entry | US National Soccer Players Association - )
Hi everybody. Once again it's J Hutcherson and Bill Urban with the running commentary for tonight's Copa America Group C clash between the United States and Paraguay - aka the group C leaders after knocking off Ecuador by five goals. more details | go to article

Tell Me About: Paraguay
by No Author Listed (Preview | US National Soccer Players Association - )
The Paraguayan national team’s resurgence in recent years has been symbolized in the eyes of many fans by its flamboyant goalkeeper, José Luis Chilavert. But there is much more than just a goalie to the “Guaraníes”, a team that has made it to seven World Cups, including 1998 and 2002 where they reached the knockout stage. more details | go to article

U.S. Held Back By Finishing
by Jen Chang (Blog Entry | ESPN - )
So I'm not really the type that advocates moral victories as such, but the one thing that you can certainly take away from the U.S. team's 3-1 loss to Paraguay is that the U.S. put forward a markedly better effort. more details | go to article

Low-Pressure MLS No Training Ground For Copa
by Bill Urban (Commentary | US National Soccer Players Association - )
With a second defeat in two games, the Copa America experience is certainly providing the intended learning opportunities for young US players. more details | go to article

Argentina, Paraguay Keep The Goals Flowing
by Brian Homewood (Result | Yahoo - )
Argentina, helped by a brace from Juan Roman Riquelme, beat Colombia 4-2 to reach the Copa America quarter-finals on Monday and Paraguay joined with a 3-1 win over United States. more details | go to article

U.S. About Finished In Copa America For Lack Of Scoring Touch
by Robert Wagman (Analysis | Soccer Times - )
Paraguay was able to finish its chances while the United States men could not. That is the simple explanation why Paraguay prevailed 3-1 yesterday to clinch advancement to the Copa America quarterfinals, while leaving the U.S. only a miniscule chance to move on from Group C. more details | go to article

Away From The Numbers
by Ken Pendleton (Analysis | US National Soccer Players Association - )
It’s no surprise that a young team lacking international experience, and whose players are largely unfamiliar with each other, would make crucial mistakes and lose its nerve in front of goal. more details | go to article

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