The new Chicago Fire attacker scores in his fifth consecutive game, this time on a cheeky penalty kick. Elsewhere, the United States women prepare for a friendly and a young stud tallies abroad.
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Noah Davis
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June 20, 2013
8:27 AM
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Oh lordy Mike Magee:
More than a million people watched the United States defeat Honduras on Tuesday night. Solid, but more than 20 million enjoyed the epic NBA Finals Game 6.
The #USMNT match against Honduras drew 0.7 rating, 1.127 million viewers on ESPN, not bad in face of competition from Heat-Spurs NBA game.
The American women take on South Korea Thursday night at Red Bull Arena (7:30, NBCSN) and more than 16,000 fans will watch.
Here's a long story about U-20 prospect Victor Pineda. World Cup Group of Death what what? "It's been intense coming from Toulon with all the games. It has been tough so far but it's been good. I think our team is always improving. You saw that in qualifying where the first game wasn't the best but the team got better. I think I could say the same with every camp. The team has been growing."
Josh Gatt scored his first goal of the new season. He overdribbled, then was fast, and it all worked out. The more things change...
Your United States National Team Deep Thought Tweet of the Day, or USNTDTTofD for short:
Seeing Clint Mathis makes me acutely aware of mortality.
