USA welcomes England draw

US Soccer president Sunil Gulati and national coach Bob Bradley have welcomed their side’s draw against England in next year’s World Cup.

USA welcomes England draw
Sat, 05 Dec, 2009 - 08:57

US Soccer president Sunil Gulati and national coach Bob Bradley have welcomed their side’s draw against England in next year’s World Cup.

Both were present for last night’s draw in Cape Town which pitted the USA and England alongside Algeria and Slovenia in Group C.

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