Pablo Maurer
Staff Writer at The Athletic
Writer, photographer, washed-up mechanic. Writing about American soccer & all of its wild, weird history. Can barely read or write yet "award winning," somehow.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Felipe Cardenas |Pablo Maurer
Another continental final, another 5-0 scoreline. Cruz Azul demolished MLS's Vancouver Whitecaps by that five-goal margin in the Concacaf Champions Cup on Sunday night in Mexico City to emphatically and unequivocally claim the regional title. A day after that same scoreline made waves around the football world, when Paris Saint-Germain defeated Inter Milan in the UEFA Champions League final, Cruz Azul sent a similar message in a dominant, message-sending performance.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Tim Spiers |Pablo Maurer
Paris Saint-Germain's historic 5-0 thrashing of Inter in Saturday's UEFA Champions League final was a sight to behold - and to viewers either via TV or streaming on either side of the Atlantic, they were treated to quite the range of viewing experiences. There's never a shortage of former players-turned-pundits when it comes to Champions League coverage, and this was no exception.
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1 month ago |
bvmsports.com | Pablo Maurer
Tim Howard is arguably the greatest goalkeeper in U.S. men's soccer history, and when he thinks of the FA Cup, memories come flooding back. There are the obvious ones, like his championship in 2004 and his heroics in the 2009 semifinals, when a pair of penalty saves guided Everton by Manchester United, his former club. But Howard has others, too, amassed during a decade-long career in the Premier League, to this day a rare feat for an American.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Pablo Maurer
Tim Howard is arguably the greatest goalkeeper in U.S. men's soccer history, and when he thinks of the FA Cup, memories come flooding back. There are the obvious ones, like his championship in 2004 and his heroics in the 2009 semifinals, when a pair of penalty saves guided Everton by Manchester United, his former club. But Howard has others, too, amassed during a decade-long career in the Premier League, to this day a rare feat for an American.
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1 month ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Ben Burrows |Pablo Maurer
Jordi Alba has signed a contract extension with Inter Miami.The fresh terms will take the former Spain and Barcelona full-back, 36, through the 2027 MLS season, and The Athletic can confirm that Alba’s extension is a Designated Player deal, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the agreement.“I’m happy to renew my contract because I have the desire to continue competing, and because of how I feel at the club, with the affection I receive from fans at every match,” Alba said upon the...
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This toddler saw how easy it was to score on DC United and was like… yeah I can do that too!
Baby on the field! 😂 https://t.co/68tDmyt0Jo
IF YOU OR A LOVED ONE HAS BEEN POISONED BY A LIGAMX SQUAD, YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION
The Vancouver stuff is preposterous and plays right into stupid stereotypes that many folks in the States have about folks in Mexico. They made a huge deal out of bringing their own chefs, etc - they get sick days after the final? Then go public? Cmon. You got trounced.
