The US run at the 2010 World Cup is over. Now is the time to look at what went well, what went wrong, and who we might see in 2014. Start planning your trip to Brazil now.

The U.S. wasn’t the only surpise in the first round. Now it’s time to see what the Yanks have left, and take a look at others in the round of 16.

The U.S. comeback against Slovenia was just one of the perplexing, amazing and compelling moments in one of the weirder days at the World Cup.

The British Bulldog and Colorado Rapids get high marks for putting together a great street party for Saturday’s US-England match.

The time has come for critical questions, tangential asides and the final thoughts on US starters for Saturday’s opening match.

The US Men’s Naitonal Team finished its final World Cup preparation by beating a tough Australia team 3-1. Now it’s time to figure out next week’s starters.

Major League Soccer and the North American Soccer Reporters selected Real Salt Lake forward Álvaro Saborío as Major League Soccer’s Player of the Month for May.
Saborío recorded four goals and three assists in five games, helping Real Salt Lake to a 5-0-0 record in May.
 
In addition to starting all five games in May, Saborío recorded a goal or an assist in each match, leading his team to a club record five straight wins and extending Salt Lake’s home unbeaten streak to 18 games.
 
While this is Saborío’s first MLS Player of the …

Tuesday’s exhibition loss to the Czech Republic made it easier to cut the U.S. roster from 30 to 23 players. Here’s some likely additions and subtractions.

Our first report on the World Cup from our England correspondent.

Now that we have a preliminary roster, start making a list of players among the seven to be dropped before the team heads to South Africa for the World Cup. Let’s start that list with forwards and go from there.