San Jose Earthquakes News

On Wednesday, June 19th, the Colorado Rapids will travel to Toyota Park outside of Chicago, Illinois, to face the Chicago Fire.

The MLS action in Week 16 was as awe-inspiring as it was disgraceful...and that's just Kenny Miller.

This is the South Bay sports venue under construction that doesn't cost $1.3 billion, won't be hosting a future Super Bowl and hasn't received much fanfare.

The Portland Timbers downed FC Dallas 1-0 to remain unbeaten in 13 Major League Soccer games Saturday, while the Columbus Crew ended the Montreal Impact's three-match winning streak.

The Rapids were licking their chops all week waiting for the arrival of the shipwrecked San Jose Earthquakes.

For the first time since the San Jose Earthquakes returned to Major League Soccer in 2008, the club will take the field on Saturday at Dick's Sporting Goods Park against the Colorado Rapids with a new head coach.

RSL has not had to play away from the friendly confines of Rio Tinto Stadium since before the calendar changed to June - a stretch of what will be six straight home games by the time the Seattle Sounders come to Utah next weekend.

The Earthquakes are conducting an international search for a new coach, president Dave Kaval said Tuesday in a written letter to fans.

Major League Soccer unveiled the ballots and launched fan voting for the 2013 MLS All-Star Game on Monday.

In an exclusive interview with Center Line Soccer, new San Jose Earthquakes head coach Mark Watson talks about the departure of Frank Yallop, what coaching philosophy he'll brings to the position, and what goals he has for the club moving forward.

FIFA 14 has released the first still photos from the upcoming version of the EA Sports franchise.

In the biggest shake up since the club re-entered Major League Soccer six years ago the two-time MLS coach of the year agreed to part ways in a "mutual decision," according to management.

Major League Soccer is facing an undercurrent of frustration over a hard-line stance against violent play as the 2013 season nears the midway point.

New England finally delivers on its latent potential, and smash Los Angeles. Meanwhile, The Red Bulls finally lost one, and Sporting Kansas City lost at home.

The MLS Disciplinary Committee suspended has San Jose Earthquakes defender Victor Bernardez and Seattle Sounders midfielder Shalrie Joseph, the league announced on Friday.

Photograph: Graham Parker The 100th edition of the US Open Cup reached the third round stage this week - where it was joined, and in a few cases quickly left, by the MLS teams.

Charleston Battery captain Colin Falvey scored the lone goal in the 74th minute, lifting the USL Pro team past the San Jose Earthquakes 1-0 Tuesday night in the third round of the U.S. Open Cup.

Sandy a By the time U.S. Open Cup play had started at Rio Tinto Stadium on Tuesday night, the San Jose Earthquakes had lost in front of a crowd of 1,950-something in Charleston, S.C., and the Colorado Rapids had been dominated, 3-1, by a soccer team in Orlando.

Former Battery defender and assistant coach Mark Watson has been an assistant with the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS for the past four seasons.

Fabian Castillo scored in the 33rd minute and Raul Fernandez made six saves for his fifth shutout of the season, leading FC Dallas to a 1-0 win over the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.