Quakes vs Toronto FC
The San Jose Earthquakes were defeated at home 3-1 by Toronto FC on Saturday, May 29th, 2010 at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara, CA. Photo gallery by Joe Nuxoll. ... Read More
Earthquakes comeback falls short in 3-1 loss to Toronto
Ramiro Corrales scored his first goal of the season in San Jose’s 3-1 loss to TFC. Photo: Joe Nuxoll, centerlinesoccer.com Center Line Soccer’s complete coverage includes a photo gallery from the match. (Santa Clara) A first half goal from Chad Barrett and two second half goals from Dwayne DeRosario lifted Toronto FC past the San Jose Earthquakes 3-1 Saturday night at Buck Shaw Stadium. Toronto’s win, their first on the road this season in six tries, was... Read More
FC Gold Pride travels to Chicago to take on Red Stars
Emma Hayes, former head coach of the Red Stars, was fired by the team earlier this week. Photo: Howard C. Smith, isiphotos.com Women’s Professional Soccer is coming off a league-wide bye week, and it couldn’t have come at a better time for FC Gold Pride. Beginning with a Saturday, May 29, road bout against the Chicago Red Stars, the Pride have a grueling stretch of games over a two-week span. “The great thing about the break is it allows some of the players to heal up with... Read More
Onstad set to face Argentina in bicentennial match
Former Earthquakes goalkeeper Pat Onstad says that the team’s 2003 playoff run, which featured come-from-behind wins against both Los Angeles and Kansas City, is “like nothing I’ve been a part of since or before.” Photo: Michael Pimentel, isiphotos.com BUENOS AIRES — Thanks to a string of lucky coincidences too long to recount here, I’m in Argentina this week, at the same time Canada’s national team is in town to play La Albiceleste in a special match... Read More
Storm come up short in U.S. Open Cup effort
With a win and you’re in opportunity of entry into the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup last night for the PSA Los Gatos Storm, they came up short by a score of 3-0 against the Sonoma County Sol. Played at the PAL Stadium in San Jose, the North Bay opponent proved to be too much for the Storm to handle as their attempt to become the first U.S. Club Soccer team to qualify for the Cup came to an end. Read More Read More