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Bolton midfielder Stuart Holden has been ruled out for another six months following surgery on the same knee injury that had sidelined him since March.
United States midfielder Stuart Holden is set to play his first match on Tuesday after almost six months out with a knee injury.
United States midfielder Stuart Holden has resumed training after missing five months because of a knee injury.
American midfielder Stuart Holden will miss June's CONCACAF Gold Cup because of a knee injury that will require surgery and sideline him six months.
Defending champion Inter Milan staged a second-half comeback to oust Bayern Munich on away goals in a repeat of last season's final and Manchester United advanced to the Champions League quarterfinals for the fifth consecutive season by beating Marseille 2-1 on Tuesday.
American midfielder Stuart Holden has agreed to a contract extension with Bolton, just eight months after joining the English Premier League club from Major League Soccer's Houston Dynamo.
American midfielder Stuart Holden returned from a broken leg to play for Bolton, while U.S. teammate Oguchi Onyewu is still out for AC Milan.
U.S. midfielder Stuart Holden joined the Premier League club Bolton on Tuesday until the end of the season.
Houston Dynamo midfielders Ricardo Clark and Stuart Holden have been added to the U.S. roster for Wednesday's exhibition game against Denmark following their team's elimination from the Major League Soccer playoffs.
The United States had just two minutes left to avoid its first loss ever in CONCACAF Gold Cup group play.
Stuart Holden scored in the fourth minute and the Houston Dynamo held on to beat the Eastern Conference-leading Chicago Fire 1-0 and extend their unbeaten streak to eight games on Friday.
Brad Davis, Kei Kamara and Stuart Holden scored in a 5-minute span in the first half to lead the surging Houston Dynamo to a 3-0 victory over Toronto FC on Saturday night.
Stuart Holden ended the United States' three-game scoring drought with a goal in the second half, giving the Americans a 1-0 victory over Japan on Thursday in the Olympic opener for both.
U.S. scatters, pondering what might have beenThey started scattering Sunday to the United States and Europe, never to come together as a group again.
Loss shows US not ready for soccer's big time yetWith a cushy road into the semifinals theirs for the taking, the Americans showed they're still, at best, a second-tier team.
US thinks about getting ahead against AlgeriaThe pattern is hard to miss: The United States falls behind by a goal or two, then tries to scramble back.
US soccer wouldn't be where it is without EnglandIf the United States beats England at the World Cup on Saturday, England will be a big reason.
US soccer wouldn't be where it is without EnglandIf the United States beats England at the World Cup on Saturday, England will be a big reason.
Rooney's short temper endangering England's hopesFour years after being sent off as England bowed out of the World Cup, Wayne Rooney and his notoriously short temper are again attracting the attention of referees.
Defense, not offense, biggest worry for USInstead of worrying where the goals are going to come from, this U.S. soccer team's biggest concern is keeping the ball out of its own net.
Long shots join stars on U.S. World Cup rosterThe phones started ringing at 2 a.m., and players were told to come down to the third floor for a meeting. As Herculez Gomez pressed the elevator button on 17, his mind raced. Were his dreams about to be fulfilled - or crushed?
Davies left off US World Cup training camp rosterCharlie Davies, the forward who was convinced he could recover from a shattering car crash in time for the World Cup, fell short of making the 30-man preliminary U.S. roster for the tournament.
Davies left off U.S. World Cup camp rosterNow that Charlie Davies won't be playing for the U.S. soccer team in South Africa, coach Bob Bradley must figure out his starting forwards.
Bradley unsure about DaviesU.S. coach Bob Bradley is uncertain whether Charlie Davis will recover enough from severe injuries sustained in a car crash last fall to earn an invitation for the Americans' pre-World Cup training camp next month.
CONCACAF teams not expected to do much in SAfricaDespite the steady improvement of the United States in recent decades and Mexico's strong traditions, little is expected at the World Cup from the three qualifiers from the CONCACAF region.
Netherlands beats US 2-1 in World Cup warmupDaMarcus Beasley may have boosted his World Cup chances. Jonathan Bornstein and Robbie Findlay did nothing to help theirs. And Stuart Holden joined the long U.S. injured list.
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