Soccer Matters with Glenn Davis Thursday’s at 5pm on Fox Sports Houston presented by Memorial Hermann Sports Medicine Institute

Soccer matters camp to ‘kick cancer’ presented by FIESTA Dec,.11,12,13 2009 all proceeds go to Texas Childrens Hospital and Nicksteam.org

Most of our attention might be on the Dynamo and Seattle tomorrow at Robertson Stadium but lets not forget that Manchester United head into Stamford Bridge tomorrow where they have not won since April of 2002. The battle for the top spot in the premiership can be caught on FSC at 10am.
United’s record the last 6 years has not been good in London and they will be without Rio Ferdinand but will welcome back Nemanja Vidic. Keep an eye on this as Didier Drogba has been on a tear in the EPL scoring 9 goals in the last 11 games.
United or Chelsea and why?

CHICAGO knocked off NE 2-0 tonight in an intense 2nd leg that sends them to the Eastern Conference final against Real Salt Lake. The Fire are the only remaining team out of the east and will host next weekend. NE was a great story this year battling injury and for my money Steve Nicol could have been the coach of the year. For the sake of MLS it will be a much better spectacle playing at Toyota Park in a real soccer stadium as opposed to going back to Gillette Stadium.
Cuauhtemoc Blanco scoring a classic goal in the final minutes and remains a player for the important moments. John Thorrington returned and also scored for the Fire.
Intense and competitive from the word go….

Seattle trained at Robertson Stadium today and Freddy Ljunberg may be rumored to have other options but a little bird told me he will be back next year which is good for MLS.
Ljunberg will not like the surface at Robertson nor the dimensions of the field tomorrow………….Tyrone Marshall looks as though he will get the start at the back for Seattle if he passes a fitness test……he will replace Patrick Ianni a former Dynamo who hit the crossbar in the first leg. Marshall and Brian Ching have a less than friendly history.