US Men - Reactions To 3 - 2 Win In Honduras
Filed under: US National Team, World Cup, World Cup Qualifying
Always love hearing from the players post-game.
Always love hearing from the players post-game.
Landon Donovan’s free kick and reaction.
Still riding super high from this result. Absolutely amazing night to be an American soccer fan, knowing that we have officially qualified for the 2010 World Cup. Congrats again to the team, the fans and everyone that supports US Soccer!
Conor Casey might have just been elevated to a whole nother level level with US supporters. Dude smashed tonight. Big ups!
Thanks for the link MG
Don’t know how long this will be up, so get it in now…
The U.S. soccer team is headed to South Africa for a chance to redeem itself in the World Cup.
Conor Casey scored his first two international goals in the second half, Landon Donovan added another and the United States clinched its sixth straight World Cup berth with a game to spare by rallying past Honduras 3-2 Saturday night.
“We did a good job tonight,” Donovan said. “We’re going to South Africa.”
In one of the most thrilling end-to-end matches the U.S. has played in many years, the Americans took a 3-1 lead before Honduras closed on Julio Cesar De Leon’s second goal of the game. (more…)
As most of you know, tonight was a huge night for US Soccer, as the United States Mens National Team just qualified for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. This marks six in a row for the US. There will be a lot more to come from this huge away win in Honduras, but in the meantime…big ups to all the boys, all the fans and everyone at US Soccer. 2010 is on!
Wherever you do watch tonight’s United States at Honduras World Cup Qualifying Match, one thing you’ll want to keep an eye on are the players entering the match with Yellow Card Warnings.
Just one yellow to any of the following players and they’ll be suspended for Wednesday’s match against Costa Rica in D.C.
Warnings - Jozy Altidore, Carlos Bocanegra, Conor Casey, Steve Cherundolo, Rico Clark, Landon Donovan, Benny Feilhaber and Frankie Hejduk.
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