Lawrence Dockery is a sports journalist who specializes in covering soccer in the United States. He writes for World Soccer Talk and BVM Sports, focusing on topics such as national team matches, college soccer, and attendance and TV ratings in the sport. Lawrence provides in-depth analysis and previews of games, as well as insights into the growth and popularity of soccer in the country.
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Lawrence Dockery's coverage predominantly focuses on soccer, particularly the USMNT and USWNT, with a specific emphasis on their international matches and related statistics such as TV ratings and attendance. To effectively engage Lawrence, consider providing insights or access to data regarding trends in soccer viewership, event attendance, investment in soccer events or analysis of the performance of national teams.
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By: Imago Zuma, Xavi Simons, William Osula, Rüdiger Ziehl
The US Women’s National Team (USWNT) is just two wins away from a gold medal. With an extra-time win over Japan on Saturday, they advanced to the semifinals for the second straight Olympics. The team standing in the way of a gold medal game appearance is a team they have already beaten at these Olympics: Germany. Here’s our USA vs Germany preview ahead of the semifinal match. Japan recap
By: Lawrence Dockery
More than one million soccer fans filled stadiums across the United States to see summer friendlies featuring many of the biggest teams from around the world, according to new research from World Soccer Talk. These games frequently draw massive crowds as fans clamor to see players and teams they otherwise might not ever get to […]
Finally, the gold medal game. There aren't many bigger than this in women's soccer. It's the biggest game the USWNT has played since the 2019 Women's World Cup Final. It's the first time the USWNT has played for a gold medal since 2012 in London. But they aren't the only team playing in this gold […]
Repeating the drama of last summer’s Leagues Cup was always going to be a tall order. Messi Mania took over almost immediately and lasted the whole tournament as Inter Miami won the trophy.
By: Mikey Varas, Jonathan Osorio, Stephen Eustaquio Anchor, Cyle Larin, Jonathan David
Following a disastrous summer, the United States Men’s National Team is set to return to action. Gregg Berhalter has been fired and rumors abound that Mauricio Pochettino will be the next manager. But before the deal is official, the USMNT has a friendly against Canada, coached by American Jesse Marsch.
The dismal results keep coming for the United States Men's National Team. First, there was a 5-1 hammering against Colombia. Then there was the group-stage exit at the Copa America. Now, there's a 2-1 home loss to Canada in a friendly that featured an interim head coach. It is just the second time ever that […]
It has been some time since the USA men's national team entered a game without a preview of what they would look like, but that is where the USMNT finds itself ahead of a game against Panama under Mauricio Pochettino. Rumors swirled after Gregg Berhalter was fired over the summer. The hire was finally made […]
The win over Panama provided a preview of the momentum the USMNT can have under its new coach, and Mexico can build it further. The hire of Mauricio Pochettino was met with much enthusiasm, and that showed on Saturday night. Although not the cleanest performance in USMNT history, there were several positives on the back […]
It isn't quite the type of victory tour they received in 2015, but the United States Women's National Team (USWNT) still gets a series of home friendlies to celebrate its gold medal triumph in Paris. By the time the calendar flips to November, the USWNT will have played three home games: two against Iceland and […]
Racing Louisville forward Emma Sears is getting a homecoming. When the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) plays Argentina on Wednesday night, the team will play at Lynn Family Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky.
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