It hasn't exactly been a banner weekend for American soccer players in Europe with too many sitting the bench or being on the losing side.
Friday night, Landon Donovan made a late substitute appearance in Bayern Munich's 1-0loss to Hamburg. The result has proven that Bayern has not become an invincible juggernaut over the break, as Kicker magazine had touted it.
Over in England, Clint Dempsey shined in Fulham's 3-1 win over Portsmouth, playing a key role in two of the Cottagers' goals.
Michael Bradley went the distance for Borussia Moenchengladbach in a 2-0 loss to Stuttgart, a team which rebounded well from its 5-1 German Cup drubbing against Bayern.
Neither Steve Cherundolo nor Sal Zizzo played for Hannover in today's 1-0 win over Schalke.
Freddy Adu matched from the bench tonight (again) as AS Monaco topped Grenoble 1-0.
But there is some good news but its no surprise: as usual, Carlos Bocanegra started at left back for Stade Rennais against Toulouse - game which is still underway.
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Mixed Bag For American Players In Europe
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