*He went the distance in a 2-0 loss to Malmo.
*Highlights after the jump...
NFL Preseason Betting Week Two: Cowboys 16, Chargers 14
The Dallas Cowboys rallied in the fourth quarter for a 16-14 victory over the San Diego Chargers in the second week of the NFL betting preseason.The most spectacular play of the game was the prosecution of nearly 70 yards from Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, on the profound Barry Church, the Cowboys, who had recovered a fumble. The quarterback who signed for $ 93 billion in the NFL betting offseason prevented a touchdown.
However, the Cowboys scored three plays later to tie the game and ended up winning thanks to a safety made by Victor Butler, who tackles in the end zone to rookie quarterback Jonathan Crompton, who fumbled.
The ball rolled into the end zone and was recovered by rookie left tackle Ryan Otterson San Diego at 3:46 in the final two points that were the difference for Dallas at 3:46 of the final.
The Chargers (1-1) lost two fumbles in their first four offensive series.
The starting offense for the Cowboys (2-1) managed only 49 total yards.
Tony Romo completed 4 of 11 passes for 30 yards with one touchdown and one interception to register a rating of just 37.3 points.
Dempsey goes 61 minutes in draw with Manchester United
*Deuce went 61 minutes in a 2-2 draw with Manchester United.
*Highlights after the jump...
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Bradley confirms interest in Aston Villa job
United States coach Bob Bradley says he is keen to hold talks with Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner about being their next boss following Martin O'Neill's exit earlier this month. Bob Bradley was also linked with Fulham. Bradley, who led the USA to the last 16 of the World Cup, has had no formal talks with Villa's American owner but his representatives have made contact with the club.
"I think Aston Villa is a massive club with great history and a great following and those type of opportunities would of course be of interest," Bradley told BBC Radio Five Live. "I would certainly be honoured to have that conversation but I'm impressed with the way things have been handled so far and we'll see what the future holds." Villa play Newcastle at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon bidding for their second win of the Premier League season with caretaker manager Kevin MacDonald in charge. But while Bradley, 52, has a contract with the United States which runs until the end of the year, he is ambitious to manage in Europe. He said: "I've always been excited about being a manager in Europe but at the same time I'm proud of the work we've done with the US team over the last four years. It is important to consider that as a challenge as well. So we'll see what happens.
"There have been discussions with some of my representatives to at least find out the situation but Aston Villa seem to have taken a good stance where they have been patient. "They have a very good man in Kevin MacDonald who is highly respected in the club so I think on the one hand they are probably putting a list together and on the other making sure Kevin has the time to consider his future as well. It has been handled very well. "I had some people do some checking just to find out where things stood."
*Bradley confirms interest in Aston Villa job
Torres and Gomez play in Pachuca draw
*Jose went 80 and Herculez subbed on in the 66th minute in a 2-2 draw with Monterrey.
*Highlights after the jump...
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