Messi and Robert Taylor scored for Miami, then Dániel Gazdag scored a consolation goal late in the second half. The Union outshot Miami 19-7, but most of the looks weren't as good as the home team's.

Messi has been recovering from a groin injury suffered earlier this month. He's available, but it remains to be seen how much. And he's far from the only Miami player who can give the Union trouble.

Host cities have enlisted lobbyists to seek $625 million in federal dollars for tournament safety

The game is expected to be a homecoming for Paxten Aaronson, the Medford native whom the Union sold to Eintracht at the end of 2022.

The Americans will play Brazil in a two-game set next month in California, including a first visit to SoFi Stadium just outside Los Angeles.

After Weston McKennie, Gio Reyna, and others so badly underperformed, one can only wonder how players who weren't there must have felt watching them. Mauricio Pochettino should want to find out.

Jonathan David and Tani Oluwaseyi scored for Canada, and Patrick Agyemang scored for a U.S. team that once again brought far too little fight to a game in a real competition.

Defender Ian Glavinovich made his first start of the season. His goal proved to be the decider in Saturday night’s 1-0 victory.

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.

U.S. manager Mauricio Pochettino was understandably upset with his players' lack of intensity. He made his own mistakes too, but this isn't the first time intensity has been an issue.

It marked the first loss in an official competition for manager Mauricio Pochettino, and it means the Nations League’s fourth edition will be the first one the U.S. does not win.

The centerback from Bear, Del., has become a stalwart with the U.S. national team and French club Toulouse. He has his eyes on next year's World Cup, and continuing to represent Union alumni abroad.

The Downingtown native earned his first national team appearance in three years in January, and has started the MLS season well with the Colorado Rapids. That all felt improbable not long ago.

“For me, it’s not a question about ‘official’ or ‘not official,’” Pochettino said ahead of Thursday's match against Panama. “It’s that each time we go to play, we feel pressure to win."