How the USMNT can use Mauricio Pochettino’s counter press, tempo, and second ball control to stifle Bosnia and Herzegovina in the World Cup Round of 32.

Yoane Wissa scored twice as DR Congo rallied past Uzbekistan 3-1 in Atlanta, earning its first World Cup win and a Round of 32 matchup with England.

A note from Jason Longshore, SDH Network Today, Georgia Soccer and SDH announced a new partnership. I'm quoted in the release, which means I should probably explain what it actually means, beyond the version that fits in a press release. US youth national team players interacting with the next generation. (photo: Sofia Cupertino for the SDH Network) Georgia Soccer has named SDH its official media partner. In practice, that means we'll be covering Georgia Soccer's programs, ev

Emma Hayes is deliberately making the USWNT uncomfortable. Eight months after winning Olympic gold, that choice says everything about where this program is headed. Emma Hayes speaking at the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center. (photo: Vanessa Angel for the SDH Network) There is a version of this Brazil trip that never happens. The USWNT wins gold in Paris in 2024, comes home, and plays a comfortable set of friendlies in famili

Atlanta United drew 1-1 at Orlando City Saturday night despite generating 21 shots to Orlando's 7. The Long View breaks down the six-match xG streak, the Fortune-Miranchuk connection, and what it all means heading into Tuesday's US Open Cup quarterfinal.

Atlanta United held 55% possession and completed 535 passes against Nashville SC but created zero big chances. The Long View breaks down the xG gap, the compactness numbers, and why this loss was more than a bad night.