Nathaniel Clyne Deserves a Place in Roy Hodgson’s England Squad

Nathaniel Clyne has been turning heads with a mixture of impressive performances and eye-catching goals for Southampton. England have European qualifiers against San Marino and Estonia coming up at the beginning of October. Manager Roy Hodgson should give Clyne an opportunity to shine. Since scoring on the opening day of the Premier League season at Liverpool, the right-back has played every minute... 

Steely Nerves the X-Factor in Europe’s Ryder Cup Reign, Now and Going Forward

GLENEAGLES, Scotland — All week, European captain Paul McGinley talked about Europe’s “template” for Ryder Cup victory. All week his assertions were met with a certain amount of skepticism by those who heard them. Not any more. On Sunday, the European team took some of the best punches a frantic United States squad could throw and duly brushed them off, finishing the stronger... 

USA Getting Dominated Means Ryder Cup Is More Irrelevant Than Ever in America

GLENEAGLES, Scotland — When Andy Roddick, the now-retired tennis star, was asked about his rivalry with Roger Federer, he answered, “That’s not a rivalry. He keeps winning.” The same could be said for the European team’s dominance against the United States in the Ryder Cup. Once it was a rivalry. Now it’s an irrelevancy. At least in the U.S. Phil Mickelson, a Ryder... 

USMNT Watch: Jozy Altidore and Edgar Castillo Both Score

Jozy Altidore and Edgar Castillo led the American effort abroad this week as both got on the scoresheet for their respective clubs. Joe Gyau also made his Bundesliga debut, and Brad Guzan and Tim Howard finished as their team’s highest-rated players. There are also injury updates on Julian Green and Fabian Johnson. Check out all the action of America’s stars playing abroad in this week’s... 

Phil Mickelson, Tom Watson Comment on Team USA’s Defeat at 2014 Ryder Cup

As the United States gives its postmortem on yet another Ryder Cup defeat, there seem to be differing opinions on the strategy employed by captain Tom Watson. And those differing opinions are coming from Watson and his players.       Speaking after his 3-and-1 victory over Stephen Gallacher, Phil Mickelson not-so-indirectly threw shade his captain’s way by wondering... 

Ryder Cup 2014 Closing Ceremony: Top Moments and Twitter Reaction

Europe successfully retained their Ryder Cup title at Gleneagles in Scotland, Jamie Donaldson’s win over Keegan Bradley being enough to take them to the winning score of 14.5 points.     The final score read 16.5 to 11.5 in favour of the Europeans, as shared by The Guardian: Scotland’s Prime Minister Alex Salmond was more than impressed with how the tournament played... 

Ryder Cup 2014 Standings: Live Look at Singles Scoring

It was always going to take a pretty epic comeback for the United States to win this year’s Ryder Cup, and in the end, the European team was simply too strong, taking home a 16.5-11.5 victory. Below, we’ll take a look back at Sunday’s singles results and recap the day’s action. For the third time in a row, the Europeans remain the champions.   Results   Recap The... 

Ryder Cup 2014: Final Grades for Team USA

Here’s a shock: For most of the U.S. side in the Ryder Cup 2014 at Gleneagles, the grades weren’t very good in their losing effort. In fact, the team never looked better as a whole than it did in the pre-tournament photo above. Interviewed on course immediately after Jamie Donaldson retained the Cup for the Euros with a win over Keegan Bradley, U.S. captain Tom Watson pointed to foursomes... 

Ryder Cup 2014: Winner, Final Standings, Points and Team USA vs. Europe Results

In pairs, Europe proved a force far too powerful for the United States to stop. As individuals, not quite as much. But it was still more than enough for the Europeans to halt any thoughts of a United States comeback. Jamie Donaldson holed out a putt on No. 15 to close out Keegan Bradley 4-and-3 to clinch the Europeans’ third straight Ryder Cup victory. The hosts finished out the event with an... 

Ryder Cup 2014: Biggest Winners and Losers from Gleneagles

The 2014 Ryder Cup is now in the books, and once again, it was a victory for Team Europe. It was pretty much a rout for the home team, as the Europeans won 16 1/2 to 11 1/2, dominating everything except for the fourball matches and leaving the Americans wondering whether they’ll ever win on European soil again. Team USA saw some impressive performances from Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed, but... 

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