U.S. men’s national team manager Mauricio Pochettino did not have long to bathe in the afterglow of a thumping 5–1 victory over Uruguay—instead he engaged in a war of words with the assembled media.

TAMPA, Fla. — This fall, in six friendlies over three camps spread across six states and three time zones, the U.S. men's national soccer team forged an identity and embraced Mauricio Pochettino’s culture.

Mauricio Pochettino was left fuming after being quizzed on his apparent penchant for rotating the USMNT, with the angry Argentine suggesting that said press conference should be restarted as he is “not the janitor” in North America and stands by every decision that he makes.

United States coach Mauricio Pochettino is relishing his reunion with his mentor, Uruguay boss Marcelo Bielsa.

Pochettino's trusted assistant has been by his side for years, and he has a critical role to play as the USMNT preps for the World Cup

Tuesday’s friendly pits Pochettino against his “hero” who ignited his playing career almost 40 years ago with an unexpected visit to his childhood bedroom.

Expecting a similar delivery, Uruguay did not mark Dest near the top of the box. Berhalter played it short to Dest, who touched it back to Berhalter for a sensational, 16-yard one-timer to the far side-netting — his first international goal in nine appearances.

United States Men's National Soccer Team head coach Mauricio Pochettino suggested Thursday that he would like to return to coaching in the English Premier League once his time with the USMNT is over.

Two of the USMNT's newer faces stepped up as their coach sent a loud message that the road to the World Cup is open for all

The United States men's national team is doing it again, daring American soccer fans to dream of the next great moments in USMNT history via solid performances and, yes, results.

One thing is certain with the press conferences that are organized at the end of matches: they are not boring. They always give something to talk about. Sometimes for better, somet