Fox Soccer Channel named official partner of bid
The USA Bid Committee today announced Fox Soccer Channel as an official partner in support of the organization's efforts to bring the FIFA World Cup™ to the United States in 2018 or 2022. Read More >
The Blog
The Leaderboard - June 28, 2010
While, US Soccer's week was bittersweet, it has translated into extraordinary growth in support for the USA Bid for the World Cup. In the past ten days, we have added 250,000 supporters to the bid — and we're closing in on 750,000 voices saying "The Game is in US." Read More >
Ghana bests USA 2-1 in overtime
It was a fun ride while it lasted. The U.S. Men's National Team made a gracious exit from the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ on Saturday after Ghana's Black Stars capitalized on two great chances at net. Read More >
Group play over - Time for the knockout stage
The first forty eight games of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ are over and the final sixteen teams have been decided. Check out the bracket. Read More >
Clinton meets Mandela - stays for USA v. Ghana
President Clinton — along with the other top ambassadors of US soccer — met with former South African President Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg on Thursday to praise South Africa’s performance as a World Cup host. Read More >
USA - Ghana Preview: The world is watching
What's the perfect recipe for World Cup fever in the United States? Read More >
Fever Pitch - Celebrating Donovan’s goal
Fans everywhere have been pouring their hearts and souls into Team USA. Watch how the world celebrated Landon Donovan's legendary goal. Read More >
Donovan score spurs Internet spike
Team USA's dramatic victory over Algeria help set an Internet traffic record. Read More >
USA beats Algeria on stoppage time goal!
For the first time since 1930, the United States won their group — Group C — thanks to Landon Donovan's goal in second half stoppage time. Read More >
The middle games of group play: a recap of the action
With the third and final round of the World Cup group stages underway yesterday, it's time to recap the action from the middle sixteen games in group play (with bonus coverage of yesterday's games and their implications). Read More >
Submit a note of encouragement to the USMNT
Whether at the stadium or in front of the TV, what will you do to encourage the team? We're collecting notes of support that we'll post on gousabid.com for everyone to see. Take a minute to wish our team good luck: Read More >
This is it: USA v. Algeria Preview
It’s all come down to this — the last game of group play for the United States will determine whether or not we continue on to the knockout stage or head home. Read More >
The Leaderboard - June 21, 2010
It's time to check in and see how the bid cities are doing with a new edition of the bid-city leaderboard. Read More >
VP Biden talks about the US bid for the World Cup
Vice President Joe Biden made the trip to South Africa for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ where he met with FIFA President Sepp Blatter and US Soccer President Sunil Gulati. Watch the video he shot while he was there. Read More >
USA Slovenia Draw on Second Half Heroics
In one of the most exciting games of the 2010 World Cup, the United States clawed its way back from a 2-0 deficit to tie Slovenia. Read More >
Visiting a Chile v. Honduras Watch Party
Guest blogger Arch Bell from Yanks Abroad takes us to a Chile v. Honduras watch party at an Austin, TX restaurant. Read More >
US - Slovenia preview
In the second round of the group stage, the United States faces Group C leader Slovenia in a must win match-up. Read More >
Sixteen games into Group Play: a look at the action
After today's first major shocker of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ when Switzerland topped Spain, all thirty-two teams have played their first game. What have we learned? Read More >
Scenes from GoUSABid Watch Parties
The World Cup and the game of soccer is taking over this nation. Take a look at some pictures you sent us of your watch party. Read More >
A different look at US v. England
A nice diversion as we wait for the United States' next game: highlights of US v. England — recreated with slightly smaller, but just as animated actors. Read More >
