The U.S. Youth Soccer 2008 Goal of the Year was scored by Marcus Curaca, from the U-16 Arlington Venom in Virginia. Curaca is a sophomore at Yorktown High School. The 2008 Save of the Year was by Ryan Brose a 15-year-old from Macon, Georgia. Continue reading
Did you know that the first country to win the World Cup was Uruguay? In 1930, the first ever World Cup was held in Uruguay. In front of 90,000+ fans, Uruguay defeated Argentina 4-2.
Sideline Soccer has a new sister site called Search For Soccer! It’s your number one search for everything soccer! The site is a collection of soccer related websites categorized and tagged to make it helpful in finding a soccer related site. Continue reading
Did you know that the first World Cup goal was scored by Lucien Laurent of France? In 1930, the first ever World Cup was held in Uruguay and the first two games were held simultaneously. France beat Mexico 4-1 and USA beat Belgium 3-0.
“For many, soccer is a fantastic, beautiful sport. The game unites cultures, countries, and backgrounds in a common bond of athletic competition. It requires nothing but some friends, a ball, and an afternoon full of fresh air: Unless you’re one of the hundreds of thousands of people who play it professionally. Then, you’ll need buses, cars, and airplanes to transport you across continents.” According to TreeHugger, Soccer is rated as the 2nd most environmentally unfriendly sport in the world.
The U.S. Women’s National Team has been working hard to get ready to defend their title as the Algarve Cup Champions at the 2009 Women’s Algarve Cup on March 4th – 11th in southern Portugal. The tournament has been held every year in the Algarve region of Portugal since 1994 and is one of the most prominent women’s soccer tournaments. Continue reading
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