CHICAGO AP—The U.S. soccer team will open its 2009 schedule with an
exhibition game against Sweden on Jan. 24 at Carson, Calif.
Coach Bob Bradley will run a training camp beginning in the first week of
January, the U.S. Soccer Federation said Friday.
Most of the U.S. schedule for the year will be determined Saturday, when the
draw is held in South Africa for both the final round of World Cup qualifying in
the North and Central American and Caribbean region and the Confederations Cup.
In qualifying, the U.S. is grouped with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras,
Mexico, and Trinidad and Tobago. The top three teams in the double round-robin,
which runs from Feb. 11-Oct. 14, advance to the 2010 World Cup. The No. 4 team
meets South America’s fifth-place nation in a home-and-home playoff for another
berth. At the Confederations Cup, to be held from June 14-28 in South Africa, the
U.S. team will be joined by the hosts and Brazil, Egypt, Iraq, Italy, New
Zealand and Spain.
Soccer: US soccer team to open 2009 schedule vs Sweden
CHICAGO AP—The U.S. soccer team will open its 2009 schedule with anexhibition game agains...
Saturday 04 July 2009
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