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Jonathan Tannenwald

Jonathan Tannenwald

Soccer Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Mauricio Pochettino says Gio Reyna isn’t fit to play ‘in the way that we expect’ for the USMNT

Pochettino's didn't hold back on his players' lack of intensity. Meanwhile, Canada manager Jesse Marsch will Tyler Adams for the first time after coaching him for many years.
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Think the Big 5 going 0-for-6 on NCAA Tournament bids is bad? This ...

After Drexel's women were the only Big 5 team to make either NCAA Tournament last year, they might be the best hope again this year. There's a way to fix that, if fans are willing to listen.
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A salute to La Salle’s Fran Dunphy after a win that keeps his coach...

The man known as "Mr. Big 5" hates talking about himself. But after all he's done for Penn, Temple, and La Salle in his career, it's only right to salute him after his 625th and possibly final win.
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TNT agrees to deal to televise 24 Club World Cup games this summer

The cable channel will show games in the group stage and knockout rounds, including the final, while streaming platform DAZN will carry all 63 games. Philadelphia is one of the host cities.
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Union win season opener in stunning fashion, 4-2 at Orlando City

Tai Baribo scored twice, Dániel Gazdag and Mikael Uhre scored once each, and Northeast Philadelphia-born rookie Frankie Westfield had a big game in his MLS debut.
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MLS knows its Apple package needs to reach more people, even if it ...

The league’s executive vice president of media Seth Bacon spoke with The Inquirer about why MLS and Apple suddenly made big moves this offseason to expand distribution of their games.
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Emma Hayes supports a new wave of USWNT players moving to big Europ...

Naomi Girma's world-record move to Chelsea and Jenna Nighswonger's move to Arsenal alarmed some fans. But Hayes sees it as players doing what they want, and the SheBelieves Cup roster reflects that.
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The English Premier League has ‘no intention’ to bring regular-seas...

That includes Philadelphia, home of Comcast, which has spent billions of dollars buying broadcast rights for NBC Sports, Telemundo, and Peacock.
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The Champions League gave soccer a day like it had never seen befor...

The final day of the Champions League's new group stage had 18 games at the same time. CBS Sports' lead soccer producer Pete Radovich looks back at how the network put all the action in one show.
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MLS knows its players are playing too many games, and thinks it has...

Did Tuesday's announcement for its Leagues Cup tournament serve as an admission from MLS that players are playing in too many games? It appears so.
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MLS and U.S. Soccer make progress toward peace over the U.S. Open Cup

The league was publicly critical of the competition in 2023, leading to controversy last year. Things are better now, and while there's still a ways to go, there's optimism about getting there.