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Our good friend Jon Arnold joined Tyler Kern for this episode.. Ahead on this week's show: -There have been some major roster moves made in MLS already this offseason. We discuss those moves and what FC Dallas has done so far in this first segment. -The Champions League Round of 16 draw was held earlier in the week. We break down all of the matchups and talking about which ones we're excited to watch. -We're calling this segment "Hope for the Holidays"! We come up with our best XI of young American players that should have you excited for the future of the USMNT.

On this week's episode of ESPN Soccer Today: -Toronto are the your MLS Cup champions for 2017! We recap all of the action from the final and breakdown what Toronto did well and why Seattle struggled. -Andrew Das from the New York Times joins us to to talk about the race for U.S. Soccer President. If you're confused about the process, who gets to vote, and who all the candidates are, check out what Andrew had to say about this pivotal race for the future of American soccer. -Jozy Altidore and Michael Bradley endured a turbulent year to becomes MLS champions. What does this win do for their legacies? Also, the landscape of MLS is changing in front of our eyes. With more money being pumped into the league, MLS is becoming one of haves and have-nots. Is that a good or bad thing? We discuss it.

On this week's episode: -The groups for the 2018 World Cup are now set! Which groups are interesting? What matchups are we looking forward to? We tackle it in our first segment. -The 2017 MLS Cup Final is a rematch of last year's Final between Seattle and Toronto. We'll let you know how we got here and who has the advantage heading into the final game of the season. -Some important MLS roster deadlines are coming up. FC Dallas has some important decisions to make after a disappointing 2017 season. We debate what they should do to begin rebuilding.

On this week's episode: -Steve and Tyler dive into some MLS stories. Is the day of the blockbuster MLS signing gone? Are scheduling oddities holding back the MLS Playoffs? -Adrian Healey joined the show to breakdown the MLS Conference Championship 2nd leg and the current state of the league. -Grab bag! Dortmund vs Schalke, Michael Bradley booing, and the NBC FanFest.

Ahead on this week's episode of Soccer Today: -Who's in and who's out of the World Cup? We look at the 32 team field and marvel at the sight of a World Cup without Italy, Chile, the Netherlands, and U.S. -Should there be a consolation tournament for all the teams that missed out on the 2018 World Cup? Steve says no but Tyler says maybe... -MLS Playoffs, a surprise coaching departure, and the Columbus Crew situation. We cover it all in the third and final segment.

On this week's episode: -Who is on the USMNT's roster for the upcoming friendly against Portugal? Steve Davis breaks down the final round of call ups for 2017. -U.S. Soccer Presidential candidate and former USMNT-er Kyle Martino joined the show to talk about his candidacy and how he would fix U.S. Soccer. -Marc Stein joined the program to talk about his beloved Manchester City and much more.

On this week's episode: -We discuss the complicated case of Clint Dempsey. Should Seattle re-sign him and what is will his legacy ultimately be? -Seattle's do it all man Brad Evans joined the show to discuss the state of U.S. Soccer and MLS. -We break down a few young players we want to see on the roster for the November friendly against Portugal. Do some of these names get you excited for the future?

On this week's episode: Does the MLS playoff system need to be fixed? We discuss the current state of the postseason and how it can be improved. Dan Hunt, VP of FC Dallas, joined the show to talk about youth development in the United States and more. Steve Davis reveals his MLS awards ballot. He says Greg Vanney isn't his pick for Coach of the Year. Hear why in our final segment.

On this week’s episode: We start off talking about the 2018 World Cup field and who we might end up rooting for now that the U.S. is eliminated. Could Columbus Crew SC really move to Austin? We wade through what is happening with owner Anthony Precourt and the city of Columbus. It’s Decision Day 2017 in MLS! Whether they make the playoffs or not, the regular season hasn’t gone how FC Dallas planned. What changes could be in store for the club? We’ll discuss that and more.

On this week's episode: First Segment: We continue to digest the reality that the USMNT will not be a part of the 2018 World Cup. We dive into the main reasons why this happened. Second Segment: Eric Wynalda joins the show to talk about what needs to change in the structure of U.S. Soccer to improve on the world stage. Is he thinking about running for President of U.S. Soccer? We asked him. Hear his answer. Third Segment: What do fans of the USMNT have to look forward to? We give you some names to watch out for as we turn the page on the 2018 World Cup and begin looking towards the future.

The USMNT lost to Trinidad & Tobago 2-1 and will miss out on the 2018 World Cup. We recap our thoughts and feelings and try to wrap our minds around what just happened and how to fix it moving forward.

On this celebratory episode of ESPN Soccer Today: We recap the big points from the USMNT's 4-0 victory over Panama. Which players stood out to us and what went right for the U.S.? Hear what we think. Former USMNT player and current NBC Sports analyst Kyle Martino joins the show to give us his thoughts on the match and the USMNT as a whole. He's one of the best in the business so don't miss this conversation. Finally, we take a look around the world at what's going on in World Cup Qualifying in other regions. How are things shaping up in Europe and could we see a World Cup without Messi?

On this week's episode of Soccer Today: Who is on your ballot for the major MLS awards? We give you our votes for MVP, Coach of the Year and Golden Boot. We were in favor of VAR when it was first announced, but did a couple of questionable decisions last week change our tune? The roster has been released for the USMNT's final two World Cup Qualifiers. Who is on it and who missed out?

On this week's show: We power ranked our top 5 teams in Europe based on their current form. Agree? Disagree? Let us know what you think. The current situation that the USMNT finds itself in has consequences for a few young players. Should Weston McKennie and others get a call up to the USMNT for these final two qualifiers? What the heck is wrong with FC Dallas? We broke it all down and tried out best to explain one of the most baffling collapses in MLS history.

On this week's episode of Soccer Today: -We dive into the comments made by Alexi Lalas about the USMNT... -Brian Sciaretta joins the show to talk about all of the Americans playing in Europe and around the world... -And we take a look at the developing storylines in Europe.

On this week's episode of Soccer Today: -Would missing the World Cup be good for the United States? Steve and Tyler debate that question. -Bob Bradley joins the show to talk about building LAFC. -In need of some good news? Here are some feel good stories from the world of soccer.

Steve and Tyler give you their reaction to the USMNT's 1-1 draw in their WCQ against Honduras.

On this week's episode: -What went wrong for the USMNT against Costa Rica? -Some postgame reaction from Bruce Arena and Michael Bradley -And a surprising debate that emerged after the loss at Red Bull Arena.

Ahead on this week's episode: -Steve Davis gets you ready for the upcoming USMNT World Cup qualifiers -Jon Arnold from Goal.com provides an update on everything going on in the world of Mexican soccer -We dive into what is going on with FC Dallas recently.

Ahead on Episode 323 of Soccer Today: The injuries are mounting along the backline for the USMNT. Who is healthy and how did they perform over the weekend? We take a look at it and forecast who we will start on September 1 against Costa Rica. Also, Christian Pulisic starts the Bundesliga on fire. Next, we take a gander around the second weekend of the Premier League. Manchester United is rolling and Steve is already getting bored. Finally, we wonder what's wrong with FC Dallas and bounce around the world of soccer to hit the biggest news items of the week.