2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game Guide | MLS All-Stars vs. FC Bayern München

2014 MLS ALL-STAR GAME

Eastern Conference GP W L T PTS GF GASporting KC 22 11 5 6 39 32 20D.C. United 21 11 6 4 37 32 21Toronto FC 20 8 7 5 29 29 28New York 22 6 6 10 28 35 33Columbus 22 6 7 9 27 26 28New England 22 8 12 2 26 29 35Philadelphia 22 5 8 9 24 34 36Houston 21 6 11 4 22 23 40Chicago 21 3 5 13 22 28 34Montreal 21 3 13 5 14 21 39

Western Conference GP W L T PTS GF GASeattle 20 12 6 2 38 35 28Real Salt Lake 22 9 4 9 36 33 27FC Dallas 22 9 7 6 33 35 31Los Angeles 19 9 4 6 33 32 17Colorado 22 8 8 6 30 31 28Vancouver 21 6 4 11 29 31 29Portland 22 6 7 9 27 36 38San Jose 19 6 8 5 23 23 20Chivas USA 21 6 10 5 23 21 34

2014 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER STANDINGS

MLS vs THE WORLD HISTORYAug. 2, 2003: Carson, Calif (A: 27,000)MLS 3 (Razov 57; Ruiz 68; Beasley 83)CD GUADALAJARA 1 (Garcia 66)

July 30, 2005: Columbus, Ohio (A: 23,309)MLS 4 (Twellman 23; O’Brien 56; Cunningham 85, 89)FULHAM FC 1 (Jensen 36 pen)

Aug. 5, 2006: Bridgeview, Ill. (A: 21,210)MLS 1 (De Rosario 70)CHELSEA FC 0

July 19, 2007: Commerce City, Colo. (A: 18,661)MLS 2 (Angel 36; Toja 44)CELTIC FC 0

July 25, 2008: Toronto, Ont., Canada. (A: 20,844)MLS 3 (Gomez 27, Blanco 43, De Rosario 69 pen)WEST HAM UNITED FC 2 (Ashton 26, 67)

July 29, 2009: Sandy, Utah. (A: 20,120)MLS 1 (Davis 26)EVERTON FC 1 (Saha 12)Everton FC wins on penalty kicks 4-3

July 28, 2010: Houston, Texas (A: 70,728)MLS 2 (Ching 64; De Rosario 90)MANCHESTER UNITED FC 5 (Macheda 1, 13; Gibson 70; Cleverley 73; Hernandez 84)

July 27, 2011: Harrison, N.J. (A: 26,760)MLS 0MANCHESTER UNITED FC 4 (Anderson 20; Park 45; Berbatov 52; Welbeck 68)

July 26, 2012: Chester, Pa. (A: 19,236)MLS 3 (Wondolowski 21; Pontius 73; Johnson 91+)CHELSEA FC 2 (Terry 32; Lampard 58)

July 31, 2013: Kansas City, Kan. (A: 21,175)MLS 1 (Gonzalez 91+)AS ROMA 3 (Strootman 4; Florenzi 47; Tallo 69)

9Martins

17Yedlin

2Dempsey

4Bradley

14Henry

8Zusi

11Cahill

23Parkhurst

5Besler

78Collin

18Rimando

8Martinez

9Lewandowski

7Ribery

20Rode

27Alaba

18Bernat

5Gaudino

28Badstuber

14Pizarro 37

Green

22Starke

SUBSTITUTES FROM 6 Alonso MF 7 Franklin DF 10 Donovan MF 13 Dwyer FW 16 Valeri MF 19 Torres FW 21 Edu MF 24 Ridgewell DF 28 Hamid GK 32 Boswell DF 75 Johnson MF 99 Wright-Phillips FW

MLS ALL-STARSSUBSTITUTES FROM

1 Neuer GK 2 T Schweinsteiger FW 3 Walter DF 4 Dante DF 10 Robben MF 11 Shaqiri MF 13 Rafinha DF 15 Scholl MF 17 Boateng DF 19 Götze MF 21 Lahm DF 24 Oikonomou MF 25 Müller MF 26 Contento DF 29 Zingerle GK 30 Lucic GK 31 B Schweinsteiger MF 33 Eberwein FW 34 Højbjerg MF 38 Sallahi DF

FC BAYERN MUNCHEN

TONIGHT’S PROBABLE LINEUPS

REFEREE: Jair Marrufo.AR1 (bench): Claudio Badea; AR2 (opposite): Corey Parker;

4th: Ismail Elfath

MLS 2014 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace Year GP GS G A GP GS G A 2 Clint Dempsey MF 6-1 170 03/09/1983 Nacogdoches, TX 5 12 11 9 3 92 87 35 174 Michael Bradley MF 6-1 165 07/31/1987 Princeton, NJ 2 12 12 1 1 42 42 2 55 Matt Besler DF 6-0 170 02/11/1987 Kansas City, MO 6 13 13 0 1 139 134 2 76 Osvaldo Alonso MF 5-11 155 11/11/1985 San Cristobal, Cuba 6 19 19 0 1 158 154 6 137 Sean Franklin DF 5-10 160 03/21/1985 Panorama City, CA 7 16 15 1 1 176 165 6 218 Graham Zusi FW 5-10 160 08/18/1986 Orlando, FL 6 14 13 3 4 137 104 20 359 Obafemi Martins FW 5-7 154 10/28/1984 Lagos, Nigeria 2 18 17 8 6 38 34 16 1010 Landon Donovan MF 5-8 155 03/04/1982 Ontario, CA 14 17 16 4 7 320 299 138 12411 Tim Cahill MF 5-10 150 12/06/1979 Sydney, Australia 3 14 12 1 2 53 51 13 1013 Dom Dwyer FW 5-9 180 07/30/1990 Cuckfield, England 3 22 20 14 1 39 27 16 314 Thierry Henry FW 6-2 183 08/17/1977 Les Ulis, France 5 19 19 5 10 111 107 46 3816 Diego Valeri MF 5-10 165 05/01/1986 Valentin Alsina, Argentina 2 22 21 6 8 53 49 16 2117 DeAndre Yedlin DF 5-8 160 07/09/1993 Seattle, WA 2 12 12 0 0 43 42 1 218 Nick Rimando GK 5-9 185 06/17/1979 Montclair, CA 14 14 14 0 0 360 360 0 719 Erick Torres FW 5-11 168 01/19/1993 Guadalajara, Mexico 2 21 21 14 1 36 36 21 221 Maurice Edu MF 6-1 180 04/18/1986 San Bernardino, CA 3 19 19 3 2 57 56 8 423 Michael Parkhurst DF 5-11 159 01/24/1984 Providence, RI 5 21 20 0 0 136 135 1 124 Liam Ridgewell DF 6-2 175 07/21/1984 Bexley, England 1 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 028 Bill Hamid GK 6-3 225 11/25/1990 Annandale, VA 5 17 17 0 0 102 102 0 032 Bobby Boswell DF 6-2 185 03/15/1983 Austin, TX 10 21 21 1 2 278 275 14 1175 Will Johnson MF 5-10 160 01/21/1987 Toronto, Ont., Canada 8 22 22 6 2 170 155 25 1578 Aurelien Collin DF 6-2 169 03/08/1986 Enghien-les-Bains, France 4 18 17 2 0 99 95 11 299 Bradley Wright-Phillips FW 5-8 155 03/12/1985 London, England 2 21 18 18 1 28 22 19 2

HEAD COACH : Caleb Porter 02/18/1975 W20 L12 T24

2014 MLS ALL-STAR GAME(August 6, Providence Park, Portland, Ore.; 6 pm PT)

FC BAYERN MUNCHEN 2013/14 FCB CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS GLS APP GLS INTL1 Manuel Neuer GK 193 92 03/27/1986 Gelsenkirchen (GER) 51 51 0 95 0 GER 52/02 Tobias Schweinsteiger FW 183 78 03/12/1982 Kolbermoor (GER) 0 03 Philipp Walter DF 188 02/21/1996 0 04 Dante DF 188 87 10/18/1983 Salvador de Bahia (BRA) 47 44 4 58 3 BRA 13/25 Gianluca Gaudino MF 11/11/1996 0 07 Franck Ribéry MF 170 72 04/07/1983 Boulogne-sur-Mer (FRA) 39 32 16 178 63 FRA 81/168 Javi Martinez DF 190 81 09/02/1988 Estella-Lizarra (ESP) 34 20 1 45 3 ESP 18/09 Robert Lewandowski FW 184 78 08/21/1988 Warsaw (POL) 0 0 POL 61/1910 Arjen Robben MF 180 80 01/23/1984 Bedum (NED) 45 37 21 106 56 NED 82/2611 Xherdan Shaqiri MF 169 72 10/10/1991 Gjilan (Kosovo) 27 14 7 43 10 SUI 37/1213 Rafinha DF 172 68 09/07/1985 Londrina (BRA) 46 40 0 65 2 BRA 2/014 Claudio Pizarro FW 184 84 10/03/1978 Callao (PER) 26 7 11 37 16 PER 75/1915 Lucas Scholl MF 07/05/1996 0 017 Jerome Boateng DF 192 90 09/03/1988 Berlin (GER) 43 42 1 78 3 GER 46/018 Juan Bernat DF 172 67 03/01/1993 Cullera (ESP) 172 6719 Mario Götze MF 176 64 06/03/1992 Memmingen (GER) 45 30 15 27 10 GER 35/1120 Sebastian Rode MF 179 67 10/11/1990 Seeheim-Jugenheim (GER) 0 021 Philipp Lahm DF 170 66 11/11/1983 München (GER) 48 45 1 260 8 GER 113/522 Tom Starke GK 194 91 03/18/1981 Freital (GER) 3 3 0 5 024 Angelos Oikonomou MF 173 08/23/1995 0 025 Thomas Müller MF 186 75 09/13/1989 Weilheim (GER) 51 40 26 165 58 GER 56/2226 Diego Contento DF 177 74 05/01/1990 München (GER) 13 9 0 49 327 David Alaba DF 180 75 06/24/1992 Vienna (AUT) 49 46 4 86 7 AUT 32/628 Holger Badstuber DF 190 84 03/13/1989 Memmingen (GER) 101 1 GER 30/129 Leopold Zingerle GK 04/10/1994 0 030 Ivan Lucic GK 193 88 03/23/1995 0 031 Bastian Schweinsteiger MF 183 79 08/01/1984 Kolbermoor (GER) 36 32 8 322 40 GER 108/2333 Michael Eberwein FW 03/11/1996 0 034 Pierre-Emile Højbjerg MF 185 85 08/05/1995 Copenhagen (DEN) 9 3 0 9 1 DEN 1/037 Julian Green MF 172 64 06/06/1995 Tampa, Fla. (USA) 1 0 0 1 0 USA 3/138 Ylli Sallahi DF 176 73 04/06/1994 1 1 0 1 0

MANAGER: Josep Guardiola 01/18/1971 W44 D6 L6

MLS ALL-STARS

MLS ALL-STARS v FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN PROVIDENCE PARK, Portland, Ore.

Wednesday, August 6, 2014 6 p.m. PT (ESPN2; UniMás, TSN/RDS) The 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game will again feature an historic matchup, as the MLS All-Stars take on a club from Germany’s Bundesliga for the first time when FC Bayern München provide the opposition. Bayern last year won the Bundesliga – their 24th domestic title – and also captured the DFB-Pokal (Germany’s domestic cup), while reaching the semifinals of the UEFA Champions League in defense of a title they won for a fifth time in 2013. THE OPPOSITION: Founded in 1900, FC Bayern München has been the dominant club in German football with 24 titles, winning 6 of the last 10 titles. Bayern has reached 10 European Cup/UEFA Champions League finals, most recently winning their fifth title in 2013 as part of a continental treble. Bayern has also won one UEFA Cup, one European Cup Winners' Cup, one UEFA Super Cup, one FIFA Club World Cup and two Intercontinental Cups, making it one of the most successful European clubs internationally. The club had its period of greatest success in the middle of the 1970s when, under the captaincy of Franz Beckenbauer, it won the European Cup three times in a row (1974–76). BAYERN LAST SEASON: FC Bayern München last season won the Bundesliga for a 24th time – capturing the title with seven weeks to spare, the earliest ever for a club to win the championship. At one point in the season, Bayern won 19 matches in succession, 10 in a row on the road and did not lose in a national record 53 outings. Bayern also won the DFB-Pokal final, defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in extra time. The club’s bid to become the first team to successfully defend the UEFA Champions League title was denied at the semifinal stage when they lost to Real Madrid CF. THE FORMAT: This is the 11th time the MLS All-Stars have taken on international competition in the All-Star Game. The MLS teams hold a 7-3-1 record; they have outscored their opponents 20-19. A year ago, AS Roma defeated the MLS All-Stars 3-1 at Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan. Kevin Strootman put Roma ahead after just four minutes, then All-Star Game MVP Alessandro Florenzi doubled the lead two minutes after the halftime break. Junior Tallo made it 3-0 in the 69th minute, before Omar Gonzalez scored in stoppage time for the MLS All-Stars. The 2012 event was again a rematch, as the MLS All-Stars defeating Chelsea FC of the English Premier League 3-2 at PPL Park in Chester, Pa. It was a rematch of the 2006 game, won 1-0 by the MLS All-Stars at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Ill. Manchester United FC provided the opposition each of the two previous years. United won 4-0 in 2011 at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, N.J., after winning 5-2 in 2010 at Reliant Stadium in Houston. In 2009, English Premier League side Everton FC ended the five-game winning streak by the MLS All-Stars in a penalty kick shootout after a 1-1 draw over 90 minutes. Everton FC goalkeeper Tim Howard received the game’s Most Valuable Player award after making three saves in the penalty decider. In 2008, the MLS All-Stars defeated English Premier League side West Ham United 3-2 in Toronto, the first All-Star Game played outside the USA. In 2007, the MLS All-Stars defeated Scottish Premier League power Celtic FC 2-0, while in 2005, the MLS All-Stars defeat English Premier League club Fulham FC 4-1 at Columbus Crew Stadium. In 2003, the MLS All-Stars downed Mexican club CD Guadalajara 3-1 at The Home Depot Center. The 2003 contest was the second consecutive year a single team of MLS All-Stars was selected for the midseason classic, as the year before the MLS All-Stars took on a U.S. national team selection following the USA’s historic quarterfinal performance at FIFA World Cup 2002 Korea/Japan. All 18 of the players selected by Bruce Arena for the match plied their trade in MLS. In 1998, an international theme was also used in the MLS All-Star Game as a team of U.S. MLS stars took on a squad comprised of international MLS stars. Each of the other seven All-Star Games has featured an East vs. West format.

2014 AT&T MLS ALL-STAR GAME

MLS ALL-STARS v FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN – PROVIDENCE PARK – PORTLAND, OREGON

RULES OF COMPETITION: All players in the squad for both teams are eligible to play. Each team will be allowed to make up to 10 substitutions. At the end of 90 minutes, if the teams are tied, no extra time will be played and the game will be decided by kicks from the penalty mark. AGAINST THE BUNDESLIGA: A fifth different league will provide the opposition when the Bundesliga’s Bayern München face the MLS All-Stars this year. On seven occasions, clubs from the English Premier League have taken on the MLS All-Stars (Chelsea FC (twice), Manchester United FC (twice), Everton FC, West Ham United FC and Fulham FC). Teams from Italy’s Serie A (AS Roma), the Scottish Premier League (Celtic FC) and Mexico’s FMF Primera División (CD Guadalajara) have also faced the best of MLS. THE REFEREES: Jair Marrufo will be the referee for the 2014 MLS All-Star Game. In his 13th season as a Major League Soccer referee, this is Grajeda’s second appearance in the MLS All-Star Game; he ran the center in the 2011 contest between the MLS All-Stars and Manchester United. In 2008, Marrufo was named the MLS Referee of the Year. The assistant referees are Claudio Badea and Corey Parker. It is the first All-Star Game for both assistant referees. The fourth official is Ismail Elfath. TEAM SELECTION: The 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star team was selected in four phases. A total of 32 All-Stars are named each year, per the collective bargaining agreement.

Ballot creation: Media members determined the field of players – eight players per team – who were most deserving of consideration for this year’s AT&T MLS All-Star Game. Those 152 players were eligible for fan voting.

Fan voting: The All-Star Fan XI was then selected through three digital platforms – at MLSsoccer.com, via text message (SMS) and on Twitter. The 10 players with the highest combined votes were named to the All-Star Fan XI. The 11th player – a forward – on the Fan XI was decided after the general voting window closed, as part of the AT&T / EA SPORTS “More Than a Vote” Challenge. Among remaining forwards on the ballot, the player with whom fans scored the most goals in EA SPORTS™ FIFA Soccer 13 by July 11 was named to the Fan XI.

Team selection: The MLS All-Star head coach, Caleb Porter of the Portland Timbers, selected the gameday roster from the pool of eligible players, consisting of the Fan XI, MLS Commissioner Don Garber’s two selections and players who received votes from at least two players.

Player selections: Once the final gameday roster was announced, voting by MLS players determined the remainder of the 32 All-Stars named annually per the collective bargaining agreement (known as the “inactive roster”). The final 32 All-Stars will be comprised of 4 goalkeepers, 8 defenders, 13 midfielders and 7 forwards.

THE FAN XI: The MLS All-Star Fan XI received the most votes at their respective positions from combined fan voting on two platforms – online at MLSsoccer.com and via Twitter. The Fan XI is not necessarily the starting lineup. The MLS All-Star starters will be selected by head coach Caleb Porter based on player availability and tactical considerations. A 3-4-3 formation was selected for this year’s Fan XI. Goalkeeper: Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake) Defenders: Matt Besler (Sporting Kansas City), Omar Gonzalez (LA Galaxy), DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders FC) Midfielders: Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Michael Bradley (Toronto FC), Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders FC), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City) Forwards: Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy), Thierry Henry (New York Red Bulls), Obafemi Martins (Seattle Sounders FC – AT&T/EA SPORTS “More than a Vote” Challenge winner) ‘MORE THAN A VOTE’ FORWARD: Seattle Sounders FC forward Obafemi Martins earned his place on the Fan XI through the innovative AT&T/EA SPORTS MLS All-Star ‘More Than a Vote’ Challenge. Fans scored more than 1 million goals with Martins in FIFA 14, with one goal equaling one vote. Other players who finished in the top five of ‘More Than a Vote’ Challenge were Eddie Johnson (D.C. United), Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy), Thierry Henry (New York Red Bulls) and Robbie Keane (LA Galaxy).



THE REST: The MLS All-Star Game gameday roster, as selected by head coach Caleb Porter, includes 23 players. Each of the players named to the Fan XI have been included in the squad. Both players selected by MLS Commissioner Don Garber – Portland Timbers midfielder Diego Valeri and Chivas USA forward Erick Torres – were part of the gameday squad. THE REPLACEMENTS: On Aug. 1, head coach Caleb Porter selected Philadelphia Union midfielder Maurice Edu and D.C. United defenders Bobby Boswell and Sean Franklin as replacements for Seattle Sounders FC defender Chad Marshall, LA Galaxy forward Robbie Keane and LA Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez. Marshall will miss the game due to injury, while Keane and Gonzalez will miss the All-Star festivities in order to prepare for the Galaxy’s regular season game on Friday, Aug. 8 against the San Jose Earthquakes. “Given the limited minutes that Omar and Robbie would need to play due to having a game on Friday and the injury to Chad, I felt we needed to bring in Sean, Bobby and Maurice to provide us with more cover in the back,” Porter said. “This will also allow us to manage the other players’ time so everyone is ready for their matches on the weekend.” Then on Aug. 2, Dom Dwyer of Sporting Kansas City was added to the roster when Toronto FC’s Jermain Defoe had to be held out of the league game with the Montréal Impact because of an injury. Liam Ridgewell of the Portland Timbers was added during All-Star week after Real Salt Lake midfielder Kyle Beckerman was unable to play because of injury. MLS ALL-STAR GAMEDAY ROSTER Goalkeepers: Bill Hamid (D.C. United), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake) Defenders: Matt Besler (Sporting Kansas City), Bobby Boswell (D.C. United), Aurélien Collin (Sporting Kansas City), Sean Franklin (D.C. United), Michael Parkhurst (Columbus Crew), Liam Ridgewell (Portland Timbers), DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders FC) Midfielders: Osvaldo Alonso (Seattle Sounders FC), Michael Bradley (Toronto FC), Tim Cahill (New York Red Bulls), Clint Dempsey (Seattle Sounders FC), Maurice Edu (Philadelphia Union), Will Johnson (Portland Timbers), Diego Valeri (Portland Timbers), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City) Forwards: Dom Dwyer (Sporting Kansas City), Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy), Thierry Henry (New York Red Bulls), Obafemi Martins (Seattle Sounders FC), Erick Torres (Chivas USA), Bradley Wright-Phillips (New York Red Bulls) HEAD COACH: The MLS All-Stars will be coached by Portland Timbers head coach Caleb Porter, joined by his technical staff as assistant coaches. Head coach Caleb Porter guided the Portland Timbers on a record-setting, turnaround season in 2013, his first season in MLS and as the club’s head coach. Porter was named the 2013 MLS Coach of the Year after leading Portland to a 14-5-15 record and a spot in the MLS Cup Playoffs for the first time since the club joined the league in 2011. Porter’s winning percentage (.632) in 2013 ranked among the best in league history for first-year MLS head coaches. Prior to joining the Timbers, Porter was one of the most successful coaches in NCAA history during his tenure as head coach at the University of Akron from 2006-12, winning the NCAA College Cup appearances in 2010. As a player, Porter spent time with San Jose Clash and the Tampa Bay Mutiny in MLS before a knee injury ended his professional career in 2000. BY TEAM: The holders of the best overall record in MLS at the All-Star break, Seattle Sounders FC, lead all teams with four representatives on the MLS gameday squad. Sporting Kansas City have four players in the team, while the New York Red Bulls and D.C. United each have three players in the team. In all, 11 of the 19 MLS teams are represented.



EXPERIENCE: Fourteen players named to the MLS All-Star gameday roster have previously participated in the All-Star game. U.S. national team star Landon Donovan, who now holds the all-time record with his 14 selections to the MLS All-Star Game, has played in 11 games (starting five), also the most in league history. Eight other players have played in multiple All-Star games, led by Kyle Beckerman, who has played in four, and Nick Rimando and Thierry Henry, who have played in three. Matt Besler, Graham Zusi, Michael Parkhurst, Will Johnson and Aurelien Collin have played in two. Five players – Clint Dempsey, Osvaldo Alonso, Sean Franklin, DeAndre Yedlin and Bobby Boswell – have all played in one previous All-Star Game. INTERNATIONALS ON PARADE: Among the Fan XI, eight of the 11 players chosen came from the United States national team's squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, while the other three shared eight World Cup participations between them. Clint Dempsey and DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders), Matt Besler and Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City), Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake), Omar Gonzalez (LA Galaxy), and Michael Bradley (Toronto FC) all represented the USA in Brazil, while Landon Donovan, appeared for the U.S. in the 2002, 2006, 2010 World Cups and has more goals than any other U.S.-borh player in World Cup play. Rounding out the group is Obafemi Martins, who represented Nigeria in the 2010 World Cup, and Thierry Henry of the New York Red Bulls, who was a World Cup winner in 1998, and a participant in 2002, 2006 and 2010 with France. Among the additional players selected to the All-Star gameday roster, goalkeeper Bill Hamid (D.C. United), defenders Sean Franklin and Bobby Boswell (Seattle Sounders FC) and Michael Parkhurst (Columbus Crew), and midfielders Osvaldo Alonso (Seattle Sounders FC), Tim Cahill (New York Red Bulls), Maurice Edu (Philadelphia Union), Will Johnson (Portland Timbers) and Diego Valeri (Portland Timbers) have all represented their country. Cahill was a member of Australia’s team in the 2014 World Cup. On the other side, Bayern Munich field seven players in Germany's World Cup-winning team, and a total of 14 players who represented their respective country at the 2014 World Cup. DEBUTANTS: Nine players will be making their first appearances for the MLS All-Stars. Six have been selected as All-Stars for the first time: Michael Bradley (Toronto FC), Dom Dwyer (Sporting Kansas City), Bill Hamid (D.C. United), Obafemi Martins (Seattle Sounders FC), Erick Torres (Chivas USA), Diego Valeri (Portland Timbers) and Bradley Wright-Phillips (New York Red Bulls). Tim Cahill was selected in 2013, but did not play, while Maurice Edu was an additional selection in 2008. The most debutants for any single MLS team in the current format was 14, in 2009. RETURNEES: Nine players who were named to the 2013 MLS All-Star team have returned to play this year. Six players were in the starting team vs. AS Roma – Matt Besler (Sporting Kansas City), Aurélien Collin (Sporting Kansas City), Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Graham Zusi (Sporting Kansas City), Will Johnson (Portland Timbers) and Thierry Henry (New York Red Bulls). Three players came on as substitutes in the match -- Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake), DeAndre Yedlin (Seattle Sounders FC) and Landon Donovan (LA Galaxy). Michael Bradley – an MLS All-Star this year – was a starter and played 90 minutes for AS Roma last year. He could be the first player to play on both sides of the All-Star Game in successive years. Just two players who played in the 2008 MLS All-Star Game – Landon Donovan and Cuauhtémoc Blanco – were part of the gameday squad for the 2009 contest. That was the fewest number of returning players from one year to the next in the MLS vs. the World format. In 2008, 10 players who appeared in the 2007 All-Star Game saw action against West Ham United, the most returnees in any year in the current format.



RECORD HOLDER: With his 14th selection to an MLS All-Star Game, Landon Donovan is the all-time MLS leader in All-Star selections. Donovan has been selected every season since his rookie year of 2001. He has played in 11 MLS All-Star Games and was twice elected as a starter, but unable to play (2006, 2011). In his 11 appearances, Donovan has scored five goals and added four assists, and was named MLS All-Star Game MVP in 2001, when he scored four goals. TOPS ON THE CHARTS: The top three men in the MLS Golden Boot standings are all members of the MLS All-Star squad. Bradley Wright-Phillips of the New York Red Bulls leads the league with 18 goals, while Chivas USA’s Erick Torres and Sporting KC’s Dom Dwyer are tied for second with 14. The league’s assist leader with 10, Thierry Henry of the New York Red Bulls, is also in the All-Star squad, as is Diego Valeri of the host Portland Timbers, tied for second with 8 assists. AGAINST THE WORLD: Landon Donovan has played in eight All-Stars against international competition, the most of any MLS player. Among current All-Stars, seven others have played in multiple games in the current format, with Kyle Beckerman having four appearances, and Thierry Henry with three. Those with two include: Matt Besler, Aurelien Collin, Will Johnson, Michael Parkhurst, Nick Rimando and Graham Zusi. Dwayne De Rosario has scored three goals in the MLS vs. The World format, most of any MLS player. Only he and Jeff Cunningham have scored multiple goals in the current matchup. No current All-Stars have scored against the international opposition. RARE ROOKIES INCLUDED: While no rookies have been included in this year’s MLS All-Star Game, the only two rookies to be part of the MLS squad in the current MLS vs. The World format are both included in the squad this year: Michael Parkhurst (2005, vs. Fulham FC) and DeAndre Yedlin (2013, vs. AS Roma). PLAYING BOTH SIDES: Toronto FC midfielder Michael Bradley and New York Red Bulls midfielder Tim Cahill have the opportunity to experience a rare occurrence if they play in the 2014 MLS All-Star Game: playing on both sides of the midsummer matchup. Just one player has played on both sides in the MLS vs. The World format: Omar Bravo. Bravo came on as a 75th-minute substitute for CD Guadalajara in the first game under the current format in 2003, then, in 2011, Bravo started for the MLS All-Stars in the match vs. Manchester United at Red Bull Arena. Bradley played 90 minutes for AS Roma in their 3-1 win vs. MLS last year, while Cahill started and played 76 minutes for Everton FC in 2009. Cahill was selected the MLS All-Star team last year, but did not play due to injury. Other past MLS All-Stars have played for the foreign opposition, but none were part of the MLS team under the current format. Tim Howard was an All-Star in 2001, ’02 and ’03, while also playing for Everton in 2009. Brian McBride was an MLS All-Star every year from 1996-2003; he played 61 minutes for Fulham in 2005. McBride was an additional MLS All-Star selection in 2009. Carlos Bocanegra, an MLS All-Star in 2002 and ’03, also played for Fulham in 2005. Bayern München midfielder Arjen Robben could be the second international to play for two different clubs in the MLS All-Star Game. Robben came on as a halftime substitute for Chelsea FC in 2006. Luis Boa Morte played in the 2005 All-Star Game for Fulham FC, then in 2008 with West Ham United FC. CHIPOTLE MLS HOMEGROWN GAME KICKS OFF ALL-STAR WEEK: The inaugural Chipotle MLS Homegrown Game will kick off as part of the festivities leading up to the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game. A team comprised of Homegrown Players from throughout Major League Soccer will face the Portland Timbers U-23s. All MLS clubs were asked to nominate eligible players for the game, and based on availability, the 20 were selected in consultation with MLS Director of Player Programs Alfonso Mondelo, who will coach the Homegrown team. Any players selected to the gameday roster for the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game would not participate in the Homegrown game:



2014 Chipotle MLS Homegrown Roster Goalkeeper: Jon Kempin (Sporting Kansas City), Matt Lampson (Columbus Crew) Defenders: Connor Lade (New York Red Bulls), Ashtone Morgan (Toronto FC), Shane O’Neill (Colorado Rapids), Erik Palmer-Brown (Sporting Kansas City), Carlos Salcedo (Real Salt Lake) Midfielders: Steven Evans (Portland Timbers), Danny Garcia (FC Dallas), Zach Pfeffer (Philadelphia Union), Chris Ritter (Chicago Fire), Harry Shipp (Chicago Fire), Russell Teibert (Vancouver Whitecaps FC), Wil Trapp (Columbus Crew) Forwards: Caleb Calvert (Chivas USA), Bradford Jamieson IV (LA Galaxy), Sean Okoli (Seattle Sounders FC), Dillon Serna (Colorado Rapids), Tommy Thompson (San Jose Earthquakes), Gyasi Zardes (LA Galaxy) QUALITY PREPARATION: As the MLS All-Star Game usually falls during preseason training for the international clubs, the MLS opponents have used the All-Star Game as a great springboard over the years. Twice those clubs have gone on to win their domestic championships – Celtic in 2007/08, and Manchester United in 2010/11. A further five occasions the MLS opposition has finished in a place guaranteed to provide further competition, whether postseason playoffs or a UEFA Champions League spot. A look at how the MLS All-Star opponents have fared in the domestic season following their appearances: POS P W D L F-A PTS Primera División Nacional (Mexico) 2003/04 8. Guadalajara 19 9 2 8 30-28 29 Playoff Premiership (England) 2005/06 12. Fulham 38 14 6 18 48-58 48 Premiership (England) 2006/07 2. Chelsea 38 24 11 3 64-24 83 UEFA Champions League Premier Division (Scotland) 2007/08 1. Celtic 38 28 5 5 84-26 89 Champions Premiership (England) 2008/09 9. West Ham United 38 14 9 15 42-45 51 Premiership (England) 2009/10 8. Everton 38 16 13 9 60-49 61 Premiership (England) 2010/11 1. Manchester United 38 23 11 4 78-37 80 Champions Premiership (England) 2011/12 2. Manchester United 38 28 5 5 89-33 89 UEFA Champions League Premiership (England) 2012/13 3. Chelsea 38 22 9 7 75-39 75 UEFA Champions League Serie A (Italy) 2013/14 2. AS Roma 38 26 7 5 72-25 85 UEFA Champions League



2014 AT&T MLS ALL-STAR GAME FESTIVITIES COMMUNITY DAY In celebration of the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Star Game, MLS WORKS, Major League Soccer’s community outreach initiative, and Stand Together, the charitable initiative of the Portland Timbers, are collaborating with Portland Parks & Recreation to host the MLS WORKS/Portland Timbers All-Star Community Day presented by Wells Fargo on Monday, August 4 in Montavilla Park. Continuing to foster an environment of reduced waste, recycled turf from Providence Park was installed as the surface of the new field. WATERFRONT PARK ACTIVITIES HEAT UP ALL-STAR WEEK On Sunday, August 3, MLS Experience at Waterfront Park presented by AT&T will provide a groundbreaking day of world-class live music, entertainment, partner activations and other exciting activities from 12-7 p.m. PT. Framing the iconic Portland skyline, Waterfront Park boasts a natural amphitheater where The Flaming Lips concert presented by AT&T and Samsung Galaxy S® 5 Active™, with opening act Radiation City, will draw a capacity crowd of 11,000 fans for a show at 5 p.m. PT. SPECIAL OLYMPICS UNIFIED SPORTS SOCCER GAME SET Tuesday, the 2014 AT&T MLS All-Stars will hold an open training at Providence Park starting at 12:30 p.m. PT followed by the Special Olympics Unified Sports soccer match presented by MLS WORKS and ESPN on the game field. The Special Olympics Unified Team from the United States will take on their counterparts from Germany at 2 p.m.PT. Both events are free and open to the public. MLS EXPERIENCE AT PIONEER COURTHOUSE SQUARE HIGHLIGHTED The six-day MLS Experience at Pioneer Courthouse Square presented by adidas will be highlighted by a free Cold War Kids concert presented by AT&T on Tuesday, Aug. 5 at 9 p.m. PT. The MLS Experience at Pioneer Courthouse Square will be open from Friday, Aug. 1 through Wednesday, Aug. 6. It will include a soccer field on the square, autograph sessions with soccer greats, and, at the center of it all, the entertainment stage for concerts, celebrity interviews, DJs, and more.



MLS ALL-STAR PROFILES

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Clint DEMPSEY MIDFIELDER / SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

HT: 6-1 WT: 170 BIRTH: March 9, 1983 Nacogdoches, Texas

Returned to Major League Soccer midway through the 2013 season, signing with Seattle Sounders FC Made 213 appearances for Fulham FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC in the English Premier League, setting the

record for most goals scored (57) by a U.S. player in the EPL Began career with New England Revolution, earning MLS Rookie of the Year honors in 2004 and MLS Best XI

selections in 2005 and 2006 Played six seasons with Fulham before moving to Spurs for the 2012-13 Premiership campaign

THIS SEASON Dempsey has scored nine goals in 11 appearances (10 starts) for Sounders FC, tied for sixth in his MLS Golden

Boot standings He had a remarkable run of 8 goals and 3 assists over a 6-game run (March 15-April 26), netting a hat trick in the

incredible 4-4 draw with Portland on April 5 at Providence Park INTERNATIONAL

Dempsey started all four 2014 FIFA World Cup games for the USA and scored two goals, including the fastest goal for U.S. in World Cup history, 29 seconds into 2-1 win vs. Ghana

The U.S. national team captain in the FIFA World Cup, Dempsey has won 109 caps and scored 39 goals YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2004 New England 24 23 2024 7 1 47 25 50 68 1 0 6 0 2005 New England 26 26 2319 10 9 60 27 46 71 4 0 7 0 2006 New England 21 21 1865 8 4 67 31 41 62 22 0 5 0 2013 Seattle 9 6 651 1 0 32 7 4 23 1 2 1 0 2014 Seattle 12 11 1019 9 3 59 25 14 30 11 2 1 0 Totals 92 87 7878 35 17 265 115 155 254 39 4 20 0

ALL-STAR RECORD 2004 selected - did not play (injured) 2005 MLS 1 1 68 0 1 2006 elected as starter - did not play



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Michael BRADLEY MIDFIELDER / TORONTO FC

HT: 6-1 WT: 175 BIRTH: July 31, 1987 Princeton, N.J.

Signed by Toronto FC as a Designated Player in January, following his transfer from AS Roma of Italy’s Serie A Originally elected by the MetroStars with the 36th selection of the 2004 SuperDraft at the age of 16, and spent

two seasons in MLS, missing his rookie campaign through injury Moved to Dutch Eredivisie club Heerenveen in January 2006, where he made more than 50 appearances Signed for German Bundesliga club Borussia Mönchengladbach in January 2008, where he spent three seasons After a brief loan spell with Aston Villa in January 2011, signed with Italian Serie A club Chievo Verona in August

2011. He joined Roma from Chievo in July 2012 His father, Bob, has coached Princeton University, the Chicago Fire, the MetroStars, Chivas USA, the United

States, Egypt and Norwegian club Stabaek. THIS SEASON

Bradley has started 12 matches in MLS play for Toronto FC, in a central midfield role Scored April 5 vs. Columbus, his first goal in MLS since 2005, and the second in his MLS career

INTERNATIONAL Bradley played all four matches in the FIFA World Cup for the USA, playing every minute of their run to the round-

of-16. Bradley has earned 90 caps for the United States National team and has scored 12 goals. Bradley represented

the U.S. at the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup, 2010 FIFA World Cup, 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup, and 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup

ALL-STAR While this is Bradley’s first MLS All-Star selection, he did play in the MLS All-Star Game last year, playing the full

90 minutes for AS Roma YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2005 MetroStars 30 30 2628 1 4 17 5 49 22 0 0 9 0 2014 Toronto FC 11 11 944 1 0 18 3 20 12 0 15 4 0 Totals 41 41 3572 2 4 35 8 69 34 0 15 13 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Bradley’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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Matt BESLER DEFENDER / SPORTING KANSAS CITY

HT: 6-0 WT: 170 BIRTH: Feb. 11, 1987 Kansas City, Mo.

A two-time member of the MLS Best XI (2012, 2013) and the 2012 MLS Defender of the Year Following his performance in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Besler was signed to a contract extension as a

Designated Player with Sporting Kansas City through the 2018 season Moved into a permanent starting role in his rookie season, after being drafted out of the Univ. of Notre Dame He has scored two goals for his MLS career, both coming in 2011

THIS SEASON Besler has made 13 starts for SKC, all in central defense, missing eight matches while on national team duty and

one match to suspension INTERNATIONAL

A part of the U.S. team in the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, he started all four matches, all in central defense Besler has won 21 caps with the U.S. national team since his international debut Jan. 29, 2013 vs. Canada

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2009 Kansas City 28 26 2236 0 0 3 1 19 20 3 0 5 0 2010 Kansas City 12 10 1016 0 0 4 3 13 4 1 0 2 0 2011 Sporting KC 32 32 2880 2 2 10 3 23 13 0 0 2 0 2012 Sporting KC 31 30 2769 0 2 7 1 26 12 1 0 3 0 2013 Sporting KC 23 23 2070 0 2 6 0 18 14 1 1 2 0 2014 Sporting KC 13 13 1155 0 1 3 0 18 8 0 0 2 1 Totals 139 134 12126 2 7 33 8 117 71 6 1 16 1

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2011 MLS 1 0 14 0 0 2013 MLS 1 1 45 0 0 2-year Totals 2 1 59 0 0



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Osvaldo ALONSO MIDFIELDER / SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

HT: 5-11 WT: 155 BIRTH: Nov. 11, 1985 San Cristobal, Cuba

Sounders FC’s all-time leader in games played, starts and minutes in their MLS era Has been named the team’s MVP each of his four years with the club Before coming to Sounders FC, earned 2008 first team All-USL First Division honors and voted league's Rookie

of the Year with the Charleston Battery Played three seasons (2005-07) for FC Pinar del Rio, winning the Cuban championship in 2006.

THIS SEASON Alonso has appeared in 18 of Sounders FC’s 19 match, missing one match through suspension

INTERNATIONAL He represented Cuba 17 times before defecting to the United States in 2007, and gained full U.S. citizenship in

2012 YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2009 Seattle 27 26 2207 1 3 22 7 35 31 0 3 5 0 2010 Seattle 23 21 1874 1 3 30 9 28 26 0 6 4 0 2011 Seattle 33 32 2891 3 3 54 11 50 39 0 5 7 0 2012 Seattle 30 30 2688 1 2 41 13 37 52 0 0 8 0 2013 Seattle 26 26 2179 0 1 33 4 54 37 0 0 3 2 2014 Seattle 19 19 1702 0 1 21 3 33 44 0 0 6 0 Totals 158 154 13541 6 13 201 47 237 229 0 14 33 2

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2011 additional selection 2012 MLS 1 1 56 0 0 2013 additional selection



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Sean FRANKLIN DEFENDER / D.C. UNITED

HT: 5-10 WT: 160 BIRTH: March 21, 1985 Panorama City, Calif.

Franklin in his seventh MLS season, his first with D.C. United after being signed by the club in the offseason Named the MLS Rookie of the Year in 2008 after being selected fourth overall in the MLS SuperDraft His first six seasons were spent with the LA Galaxy, where he played mainly as a fullback, but also in central

defense and as a wide midfielder THIS SEASON

Franklin has featured on both flanks in the back four this season, making 15 appearances (14 starts), missing five games with a foot injury from May 3-24

INTERNATIONAL Made his full international debut for the USA in 2011 in a friendly vs. Chile

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2008 Los Angeles 27 26 2385 0 1 12 2 22 15 0 0 3 0 2009 Los Angeles 13 13 1125 0 1 5 2 7 4 0 0 0 0 2010 Los Angeles 25 24 2126 0 6 9 2 14 9 2 0 1 0 2011 Los Angeles 28 25 2338 4 3 15 7 23 12 3 0 2 0 2012 Los Angeles 34 33 2937 0 5 17 4 22 9 0 0 2 0 2013 Los Angeles 33 29 2736 1 4 15 3 29 22 1 0 3 0 2014 D.C. United 16 15 1387 1 1 7 1 11 8 2 0 0 0 Totals 176 165 15034 6 21 80 21 128 79 8 0 11 0

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2011 MLS 1 1 45 0 0



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Graham ZUSI MIDFIELDER / SPORTING KANSAS CITY

HT: 5-10 WT: 160 BIRTH: Aug. 18, 1986 Orlando, Fla.

In his sixth MLS season, Zusi signed a Designated Player contract with Sporting Kansas City through the 2018

season following his performance for the U.S. national team in the FIFA World Cup Last year, Zusi was named to the MLS Best XI for a second consecutive season, after he was an MLS MVP

finalist in 2012 when he led the league with 15 assists Zusi was a two-time NCAA champion at Maryland with goals in the semifinal and championship matches of the

2008 College Cup THIS SEASON

Zusi has made 14 appearances (13 starts) for Sporting Kansas City, figuring both as a wide attacker in Sporting’s 4-3-3 scheme, and also as an attacking central midfielder

He has scored three league goals this season, including goals in SKC’s final two games before the All-Star break INTERNATIONAL

Appeared in all four matches for the U.S. at the 2014 FIFA World Cup and contributed two assists, including the game-winner in a 2-1 victory over Ghana on June 16, and against Portugal

He has earned 27 caps with three goals and six assists in his international career. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2009 Kansas City 13 5 524 0 1 6 2 5 5 1 2 0 0 2010 Kansas City 19 4 540 1 0 15 5 11 6 1 15 2 0 2011 Sporting KC 32 25 2329 5 7 47 16 26 38 2 97 4 0 2012 Sporting KC 32 31 2788 5 15 82 24 39 45 4 150 3 0 2013 Sporting KC 27 26 2357 6 8 50 19 28 54 7 128 1 0 2014 Sporting KC 14 13 1183 3 4 17 8 10 24 0 73 0 0 Totals 137 104 9721 20 35 217 74 119 172 15 465 10 0




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Obafemi MARTINS FORWARD / SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

HT: 5-7 WT: 154 BIRTH: Oct. 28, 1984 Lagos, Nigeria

Came to Sounders FC as a Designated Player early in the 2013 season. Tied for second with Sounders FC with

eight goals in his first MLS season. Played 12 professional seasons in Europe’s top leagues. Scored 103 professional goals in 316 appearances. Left Nigeria at age 16 to join Italy’s Reggiana. Made two first-team appearances with Reggiana before joining

Internazionale of Italy’s Serie A in 2001. Moved to Newcastle United of the English Premier League in 2006, then going to German Bundesliga side VfL

Wolfsburg in 2009, then to Russia’s FC Rubin Kazan for two seasons. Signed with La Liga side Levante CF in 2012.

THIS SEASON: Has 8 goals and 6 assists in 17 appearances for Sounders FC this season. Started each of the first 15 matches of

the season, before being sent off in the June 7 match vs. Chicago, which earned him a two-match ban. Twice this season, Martins has scored either a goal or an assist in four consecutive matches: March 15 – April 5,

and April 19 – May 7 INTERNATIONAL

Made his first appearance for the Nigeria national team on May 29, 2004 against Ireland. Has been capped 38 times and scored 18 goals in international play. Made two appearances in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, playing a total of 71 minutes in First Stage against Korea

and Argentina. Played in the Africa Cup of Nations in 2006, 2008 and 2010. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2013 Seattle 20 17 1466 8 4 43 16 17 28 7 0 0 1 2014 Seattle 18 17 1509 8 6 37 19 11 41 4 1 1 1 Totals 38 34 2975 16 10 80 35 28 69 11 1 1 2

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Martins’ first MLS All-Star selection.



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Landon DONOVAN FORWARD / LA GALAXY

HT: 5-8 WT: 155 BIRTH: March 4, 1982 Ontario, Calif.

The all-time MLS leader in league goals scored (138) Second all-time in league assists (124) Second all-time in both game-winning goals (38) and game-winning assists (37), and the all-time leader in

multiple-goal games (31) The all-time leader in MLS Cup Playoffs goals (22), and fourth all-time in playoff assists (12) Has won 5 MLS Cups, tied for most all-time, and has played in 6 MLS Cup Finals, tied for most all-time. One of

two players to be named MLS Cup MVP on two occasions Has been named to the MLS Best XI 6 times, tied for most all-time; also named to the MLS All-Time Best XI Has been selected for the MLS All-Star Game 13 times, the most of any player. Has played in the MLS vs. the

World format in the All-Star Game on 8 occasions, also by far most of any player THIS SEASON

Became the all-time leading goalscorer in MLS league history on May 25, scoring two goals vs. Philadelphia following his return from the U.S. national team camp in advance of the FIFA World Cup

He scored a goal and added two assists in the 3-0 win vs. Seattle Sounders FC on May 28, the 31st time in Donovan’s career that he has recorded at least one goal and one assist in the same MLS match, and the 23rd game where he registered two or more assists in an MLS match

INTERNATIONAL The all-time leader for the U.S. national team in both goals (57) and assists (59). Has won 156 caps for the USA Has scored five goals in the FIFA World Cup, not only the most of any player in U.S. history, but also the most

ever by a player from a CONCACAF country The all-time leading goalscorer in the CONCACAF Gold Cup (18), and has won four titles, the most of any

individual player in history YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2001 San Jose 22 17 1666 7 10 46 26 30 40 8 25 3 0 2002 San Jose 20 18 1681 7 3 42 23 30 45 4 0 3 0 2003 San Jose 22 21 1882 12 6 53 30 30 38 6 4 4 0 2004 San Jose 23 22 2018 6 10 51 22 26 46 11 4 6 0 2005 Los Angeles 22 20 1887 12 10 49 32 19 36 12 83 3 0 2006 Los Angeles 24 24 2147 12 8 44 28 34 44 8 97 3 0 2007 Los Angeles 25 24 2191 8 13 44 20 19 40 11 80 3 0 2008 Los Angeles 25 23 2136 20 9 65 40 18 39 15 28 4 0 2009 Los Angeles 25 23 2152 12 6 56 29 25 38 11 46 1 0 2010 Los Angeles 24 24 2141 7 16 44 20 25 32 14 88 3 0 2011 Los Angeles 23 21 1915 12 3 42 23 36 36 3 18 4 0 2012 Los Angeles 26 25 2256 9 14 65 29 33 43 5 36 6 0 2013 Los Angeles 22 21 1874 10 9 38 19 24 28 5 108 1 0 2014 Los Angeles 17 16 1478 4 7 36 13 17 14 2 39 3 0 Totals 320 299 27424 138 124 675 354 366 519 115 656 47 0



DONOVAN'S ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2001 West 1 1 67 4 0 2002 U.S. 1 1 75 1 0 2003 MLS 1 0 45 0 1 2004 West 1 1 90 0 2 2005 MLS 1 1 64 0 1 2006 elected as starter - did not play 2007 MLS 1 0 25 0 0 2008 MLS 1 0 45 0 0 2009 MLS 1 0 45 0 0 2010 MLS 1 0 16 0 0 2011 elected as starter - did not play 2012 MLS 1 1 45 0 0 2013 MLS 1 0 45 0 0 11-year Totals 11 5 562 5 4



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Tim CAHILL MIDFIELDER / NEW YORK RED BULLS

HT: 5-10 WT: 150 BIRTH: Dec. 12, 1979 Sydney, Australia

Signed as a Designated Player on July 26, 2012, Cahill has become a cult hero amongst the Red Bulls fans. In his first full season with the Red Bulls, Cahill was named to the 2013 MLS Best XI, and won the Red Bulls MVP

and Golden Boot awards. Came to the Red Bulls and MLS from Everton FC of the English Premier League, where he played from 2004-12.

Was the team’s leading scorer in the Premiership with eight goals in 2008-09, and was one of 50 nominees for the Ballon D’Or in 2006-07

Started English career at Millwall (1999-2004), appearing in 217 games and tallying 52 goals. THIS SEASON

Has made 14 appearances (12 starts) for the Red Bulls this season. He missed three matches to injury, and also missed out on four league games while on international duty

Cahill scored his lone league goal of the year May 10 vs. Chicago INTERNATIONAL

Represented his native country, Australia, in the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, scoring two goals for the Socceroos during their group stage campaign – including a stunning volley vs. the Netherlands that was considered by many the goal of the tournament

Has won 71 caps and scoring 34 goals for his country. He scored the first goal by an Australian at a World Cup (in 2006), and has also scored the most goals by any Australian at World Cups, with five

ALL-STAR While Cahill has not played for the MLS All-Star team, he did start and played 76 minutes for Everton FC in the

2009 MLS All-Star Game. Cahill was selected the MLS All-Star team last year, but did not play due to injury. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2012 New York 12 12 1080 1 3 24 8 27 21 2 0 2 0 2013 New York 27 27 2243 11 5 55 21 78 43 13 0 4 0 2014 New York 14 12 968 1 2 14 3 32 15 4 0 3 0 Totals 53 51 4291 13 10 93 32 137 79 19 0 9 0

ALL-STAR RECORD 2013 selected - did not play (injured)



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Dom DWYER FORWARD / SPORTING KANSAS CITY

HT: 5-9 WT: 180 BIRTH: July 30, 1990 Cuckfield, England

In his second MLS season last year, Dwyer totaled 26 goals across six competitions while splitting time with

Sporting KC and the team’s USL PRO affiliate Orlando City SC. He was the USL PRO Championship MVP with four goals in the final and helped propel Sporting KC to MLS Cup

by scoring the game-winning goal in the Eastern Conference Championship. Dwyer was Sporting Kansas City’s No. 16 pick in the first round of the 2012 MLS SuperDraft out of the Univ. of

South Florida. While at Tyler Junior College (Texas), he was named NJCAA National Player of the Year in his second season and led the team to back-to-back national junior college championships and a 41-0-1 record.

In his native England, he played at the semi-professional level with King's Lynn FC and Staines Town FC, and spent several years in Norwich City FC academy

THIS SEASON Dwyer is in a tie for second place in the MLS Golden Boot standings with 14 goals. He played in every league

game for SKC this season. After scoring a brace on May 23 vs. Toronto FC, he became the third player in club history to score in four straight

regular season matches. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2012 Sporting KC 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2013 Sporting KC 16 7 674 2 2 28 7 14 15 3 0 0 0 2014 Sporting KC 22 20 1762 14 1 77 32 45 46 20 1 3 0 Totals 39 27 2440 16 3 105 39 60 61 23 1 3 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Dwyer’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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Thierry HENRY FORWARD / NEW YORK RED BULLS

HT: 6-2 WT: 183 BIRTH: Aug. 17, 1977 Les Ulis, France

Now in his fourth season in Major League Soccer, Henry has been an All-Star in each of his seasons in the

league He was named to the MLS Best XI in both 2011 and 2012, and passed the 100-appearance plateau this season,

with 46 league goals and 38 assists to his credit. He was fifth in the league in goals and seventh in the league in assists in 2012.

Henry’s pro career began in 1994 with AS Monaco (France), and included successful stints at Juventus (Italy), Arsenal (England) and FC Barcelona (Spain) before he joined the Red Bulls midway through 2010 as a Designated Player

Henry was the European Golden Boot winner in 2004 and 2005, and was the top goal-scorer in the Premier League for four seasons with Arsenal.

THIS SEASON Henry leads MLS with 10 assists at the All-Star break, having made 19 appearances (all starts) Henry scored a goal and added three assists July 16 vs. Columbus, the third time since coming to the league he

had been involved in four goals in a game. INTERNATIONAL

Henry has 123 caps for France, and is the country’s all-time leading scorer with 51 goals. Henry helped France win the 1998 FIFA World Cup, and reach the tournament final at the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2010 New York 11 11 859 2 3 30 13 11 6 8 0 1 0 2011 New York 26 26 2266 14 4 65 30 28 27 14 0 3 2 2012 New York 25 24 2108 15 12 88 37 18 26 24 70 5 0 2013 New York 30 27 2519 10 9 92 29 20 31 23 85 3 0 2014 New York 19 19 1707 5 10 57 19 23 19 10 57 3 0 Totals 111 107 9459 46 38 332 128 100 109 79 212 15 2

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2011 MLS 1 1 45 0 0 2012 MLS 1 1 57 0 0 2013 MLS 1 1 57 0 0 3-year Totals 3 3 159 0 0



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Diego VALERI MIDFIELDER / PORTLAND TIMBERS

HT: 5-10 WT: 165 BIRTH: May 1, 1986 Valentin Alsina, Argentina

In his second season in MLS after he was acquired on loan from Argentina’s Club Atlético Lanús as a Designated

Player on Jan. 10, 2013. He led MLS with 13 assists in 2013 while leading the Timbers with 10 goals, and was selected to the 2013 MLS

Best XI and as the league's Newcomer of the Year. His 13 assists rank as the second-most in Timbers single-season history, behind only John Bain’s 14 assists in 1980 (NASL)

He played more than 150 matches and recorded 25 goals in Argentina’s Primera División since making his professional debut in 2003. He helped Lanús to its first Primera División title in 2007 (Apertura)

Also spent the 2009-10 season with Portuguese side FC Porto and played in the 2009-10 UEFA Champions League and had a loan spell in Spain’s La Liga with UD Almería.

THIS SEASON Valeri has appeared in every one of the Timbers’ 22 league matches this season, starting 20 Valeri is tied for second in MLS with 8 assists, behind New York’s Thierry Henry (10) He recorded an assist in three straight games May 28-June 7, and became the second Timbers MLS player to

record three assists in a game June 1 against Vancouver INTERNATIONAL

Has three caps (all starts) with the Argentina national team. Earned his first cap March 16, 2011, playing the full 90 minutes of a 4-1 victory in a friendly against Venezuela

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2013 Portland 31 28 2277 10 13 72 26 39 43 10 92 2 0 2014 Portland 22 21 1822 6 8 63 26 15 34 5 69 2 0 Totals 53 49 4099 16 21 135 52 54 77 15 161 4 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Valeri’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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DeAndre YEDLIN DEFENDER / SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

HT: 5-8 WT: 160 BIRTH: July 9, 1993 Seattle, Wash.

Became the first Homegrown Player in MLS history to play in the FIFA World Cup Signed as the first Homegrown Player in the history of Seattle Sounders FC before last season Led Sounders FC with 31 appearances in his rookie season, scoring his first professional goal July 20 vs.

Colorado Joined the Sounders’ youth academy in 2010 and played two years at the Univ. of Akron, where he was an all-

conference selection. THIS SEASON

Started each of the first 11 MLS matches, then each of the last three, missing six games while with the U.S. national team for the World Cup

INTERNATIONAL Appeared in three of the USA’s four games in Brazil in the FIFA World Cup Made his full international debut on Feb. 1 vs. Republic of Korea, the first of his 7 caps with the USA A part of the U.S. squad for the 2013 FIFA U-20 World Cup

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2013 Seattle 31 30 2710 1 2 13 4 35 27 4 0 2 1 2014 Seattle 14 14 1230 0 0 4 0 24 16 0 0 2 0 Totals 45 44 3940 1 2 17 4 59 43 4 0 4 1




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Nick RIMANDO GOALKEEPER / REAL SALT LAKE

HT: 5-9 WT: 185 BIRTH: June 17, 1979 Montclair, Calif.

In his 15th MLS season, his eighth with Real Salt Lake. He started with Miami Fusion FC in 2000, then moved to

D.C. United in the dispersal draft before coming to RSL. Rimando has 112 career shutouts after the 1-0 win vs. Colorado on Aug. 2, tying the MLS record set by Kevin

Hartman (1997-2012). A two-time MLS Cup champion (2004, 2009), he was named MLS Cup MVP in 2009 with Real Salt Lake in their

penalty shootout victory against the LA Galaxy. Rimando has won MLS Save of the Year award in each of the last two seasons. He is a two-time finalist for MLS

Goalkeeper of the Year honors. THIS SEASON

Rimando has started 14 matches, with the fifth-best goals against average in MLS. When Rimando conceded a penalty kick July 19 vs. Vancouver, it was his first penalty goal allowed in four

attempts this season, his first dating back to last April 20 (ending a streak of five unsuccessful attempts. For his career, Rimando has faced 64 penalty kicks total, and has seen 22 of those missed. Of the 22 failed attempts, Rimando has saved 17.

Rimando missed two consecutive matches in mid-April while on national team duty then carrying an injury suffered then. He missed five consecutive matches from May 17-June 28 while with the U.S. national team for the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

INTERNATIONAL Rimando was selected as a member of the U.S. men’s national team for the FIFA World Cup, but did not appear

in any matches in Brazil. Rimando has won 14 caps with the USA, since making his international debut in 2002.

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN SOG SV SHO GA GAA PK PKA W L T 2000 Miami 22 22 2002 150 102 2 41 1.84 3 5 10 11 1 2001 Miami 25 25 2300 155 116 5 33 1.29 3 5 15 5 5 2002 D.C. United 28 28 2588 183 131 7 40 1.39 5 6 9 14 5 2003 D.C. United 25 25 2318 131 100 7 29 1.13 3 5 10 9 6 2004 D.C. United 13 13 1170 40 26 4 13 1.00 3 3 7 3 3 2005 D.C. United 30 30 2700 128 92 11 35 1.17 4 5 15 9 6 2006 D.C. United 2 2 180 10 6 0 4 2.00 0 1 0 1 1 2007 Real Salt Lake 27 27 2430 191 146 7 37 1.37 4 6 6 13 8 2008 Real Salt Lake 30 30 2700 140 96 8 39 1.30 4 4 10 10 10 2009 Real Salt Lake 26 26 2285 108 73 9 29 1.14 0 2 10 10 6 2010 Real Salt Lake 27 27 2430 100 78 14 18 0.67 4 4 15 4 8 2011 Real Salt Lake 33 33 2970 130 91 13 36 1.09 5 7 14 11 8 2012 Real Salt Lake 31 31 2790 116 83 12 33 1.06 2 4 16 11 4 2013 Real Salt Lake 27 27 2430 112 82 9 28 1.04 1 3 14 7 6 2014 Real Salt Lake 14 14 1260 57 42 4 15 1.07 1 4 8 1 5 Totals 360 360 32553 1751 1264 112 430 1.19 42 64 159 119 82



ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP MIN SHT SVS GAA W-L-T 2001 East 1 45 7 2 8.00 0-0-0 2010 MLS 1 45 7 4 6.00 0-0-0 2011 additional selection 2012 additional selection 2013 MLS 1 45 3 1 4.00 0-0-0 3-year Totals 3 135 17 7 6.00 0-0-0



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Erick TORRES FORWARD / CHIVAS USA

HT: 5-11 WT: 168 BIRTH: Jan. 19, 1993 Guadalajara, Mexico

Torres joined Chivas USA in July 2013 on loan from Club Deportivo Guadalajara. He had an immediate impact,

starting in all 15 games played and emerging as the team’s top scorer with seven goals. He made his professional debut with Guadalajara in Mexico’s Primera Division in 2010 at the age of 17 and

recorded 14 goals in nearly four seasons with the Rebaño Sagrado. He appeared in 61 matches for Guadalajara while recording 14 goals.

THIS SEASON Torres is tied for second in the MLS Golden Boot standings with 14 goals in 20 matches. He has scored two-

thirds of his team’s goals this season. Torres scored in six consecutive games from June 8-July 20, one game shy of the MLS record of seven

consecutive games with a goal, achieved three times previously by Raúl Diaz Arce (1997), Wolde Harris (2000) and Carlos Ruiz (2006).

Torres has scored one goal in each of his games with a goal this season. Torres surpassed the legendary Cuauhtémoc Blanco for the league’s all-time scoring record among Mexican-born

players with his 17th career tally in Week 14. He is now tied with Ante Razov’s all-time club record for goals scored in one season with 14.

INTERNATIONAL Torres was part of Mexico’s team in the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup, where the center forward helped lead El Tri

to a historic third-place finish in Colombia. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2013 Chivas USA 15 15 1349 7 1 45 21 28 30 6 0 3 0 2014 Chivas USA 21 21 1914 14 1 63 22 37 35 14 1 3 0 Totals 36 36 3163 21 2 108 43 65 65 20 1 6 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Torres’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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Maurice EDU MIDFIELDER / PHILADELPHIA UNION

HT: 6-1 WT: 180 BIRTH: April 18, 1986 San Bernardino, Calif.

Acquired via transfer from English Premier League side Stoke City FC on January 27, 2014. Joined Toronto FC as the No.1 draft pick in MLS in 2007 as a generation Adidas player, and was named MLS

Rookie of the Year after making 25 appearances and scoring four goals Moved to Scottish side Rangers FC the following season, where he won Scottish Premier League titles in 2010

and 2011 Transferred to Stoke City in August of 2012; also had a stint on loan with Bursaspor in Turkey

THIS SEASON Edu started 14 of the 16 matches for Union in the center of the midfield, missing two matches with concussion-like

symptoms (May 14-17) On June 28, Edu moved back into a central defense role and has played there ever since, missing one match

through suspension Edu has scored three goals on his return to MLS, scoring in back-to-back games April 5-12

INTERNATIONAL Edu has appeared in 46 games for the United States national team. He was included in the squad for the 2008 Summer Olympics and played three games as center back.

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2007 Toronto FC 25 25 2180 4 1 24 8 65 50 1 0 6 1 2008 Toronto FC 13 12 1104 1 1 17 5 22 21 2 1 5 0 2014 Philadelphia 19 19 1709 3 2 25 6 29 32 0 0 3 1 Totals 57 56 4993 8 4 66 19 116 103 3 1 14 2

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2008 additional selection



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Michael PARKHURST DEFENDER / COLUMBUS CREW

HT: 5-11 WT: 159 BIRTH: Jan. 24, 1984 Providence, R.I.

Returned to MLS for the 2014 season after spending time in Germany with Augsburg (2012-14), and Denmark

with F.C. Nordsjælland (2008-12). Won the Danish Superliga with Nordsjælland in 2011. Played four seasons with the New England Revolution, winning the MLS Rookie of the Year award in 2005 after

committing just six fouls over the course of the entire regular season An MLS Best XI honoree and the MLS Defender of the Year in 2007, while with the Revolution. Also named as

the MLS Humanitarian of the Year in 2006 THIS SEASON

Has made 21 appearances this season for the Crew – starting once at fullback, the rest in central defense – missing two matches while on international duty

INTERNATIONAL Has won 25 caps with the U.S. national team, since making his senior international debut in the CONCACAF Gold

Cup in 2007 Called into the pre-World Cup camp with the U.S. squad, but was not included in the final 23-man team

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2005 New England 32 32 2880 0 0 0 0 6 19 0 0 2 0 2006 New England 30 30 2700 0 0 0 0 12 23 0 0 1 0 2007 New England 25 25 2197 1 0 1 1 5 10 0 0 0 0 2008 New England 28 28 2520 0 1 4 0 9 9 0 0 0 0 2014 Columbus 21 20 1771 0 0 2 0 5 11 1 0 1 0 Totals 136 135 12068 1 1 7 1 37 72 1 0 4 0

ALL-STAR RECORD All-Star Game GP GS MIN G A 2005 MLS 1 0 6 0 0 2007 MLS 1 1 83 0 0 2008 elected as starter - did not play 2-year Totals 2 1 89 0 0



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Liam RIDGEWELL DEFENDER / PORTLAND TIMBERS

HT: 6-2 WT: 175 BIRTH: July 21, 1984 Bexley, England

Signed as a Designated Player on June 25. Has more than 250 matches played over 11 English Premier League seasons with Aston Villa, Birmingham City

and West Bromwich Albion. Played the last two-and-a-half seasons with West Bromwich Albion, making 76 appearances in defense. Made 33

appearances during the 2013-14 EPL season, logging 90 minutes in all but three of his appearances. Prior to joining West Brom, he spent five seasons with Birmingham City, helping the club win the 2011 Football

League Cup. Made 152 career appearances for the Blues who spent three years in the EPL and two in English League Championship during his stint.

Beginning his professional career with Aston Villa, Ridgewell made his debut on loan with AFC Bournemouth in 2002 before earning his first competitive match with Villa in the third round of the FA Cup in January 2003. Ridgewell made 79 appearances in his time with Aston Villa.

THIS SEASON Made his MLS debut on July 18 in Portland’s 2-1 win against Colorado. Has started and played all 90 minutes in

all three games in which he’s featured INTERNATIONAL

Member of the England under-21 national team from 2004-06. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2014 Portland 3 3 270 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Ridgewell’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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Bill HAMID GOALKEEPER / D.C. UNITED

HT: 6-3 WT: 225 BIRTH: Nov. 25, 1990 Annandale, Va.

Signed in 2009 as D.C. United’s first Homegrown Player The youngest goalkeeper to win a league contest, at the age of 19 when he backstopping a United victory vs.

Kansas City on May 5, 2010. Became the youngest goalkeeper and first MLS Homegrown player to make 100 regular season appearances

THIS SEASON Hamid has started 16 matches this season, and is third in MLS in goals against average He leads MLS with the best saves percentage (75.6%), and is second in the league in wins Hamid missed three starts in mid-April with a toe injury, and also missed a match at the start of June

INTERNATIONAL Hamid made his senior international debut in 2011 in a friendly vs. Mexico He was a member of the U.S. squad that captured the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup

YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN SOG SV SHO GA GAA PK PKA W L T 2010 D.C. United 8 8 720 31 20 1 10 1.25 0 0 3 5 0 2011 D.C. United 28 28 2392 114 77 7 37 1.39 4 4 7 9 10 2012 D.C. United 24 24 2087 113 88 8 24 1.03 1 1 13 6 4 2013 D.C. United 25 25 2250 119 80 4 39 1.56 4 6 2 17 6 2014 D.C. United 17 17 1530 84 64 5 18 1.06 2 2 8 6 3 Totals 102 102 8979 461 329 25 128 1.28 11 13 33 43 23

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Hamid’s first MLS All-Star selection.



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Bobby BOSWELL DEFENDER / D.C. UNITED

HT: 6-2 WT: 185 BIRTH: March 15, 1983 Austin, Texas

In his second stint with United, returning to the club last year after being selected in Stage 1 of the 2013 Major

League Soccer Re-Entry Draft Boswell spent the previous six seasons with the Houston Dynamo, where he played 177 games and played the

full 90 minutes in both the 2011 and 2012 MLS Cup Finals In his second season with D.C. United, he was named the 2006 MLS Defender of the Year while with D.C. United,

as well as an MLS Best XI selection that year. Earned a developmental contract with D.C. United as an undrafted free agent during preseason, and quickly

became a starter in his rookie year of 2005 THIS SEASON

Boswell has been ever-present for United this season, starting all 20 matches and playing every minute in central defense

Has one goal this season, April 26 vs. FC Dallas INTERNATIONAL

Has won 3 caps with the U.S. national team, his senior debut coming in 2007 vs. Denmark YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2005 D.C. United 27 26 2344 3 1 12 6 32 12 0 0 6 0 2006 D.C. United 30 30 2700 1 1 5 4 32 15 0 0 8 0 2007 D.C. United 23 22 1963 0 2 7 2 42 4 0 0 5 1 2008 Houston 29 29 2610 1 1 15 3 40 11 0 0 6 0 2009 Houston 29 29 2565 1 0 16 4 29 13 1 0 7 0 2010 Houston 26 26 2277 0 1 2 0 16 5 0 0 5 1 2011 Houston 28 27 2460 5 1 22 10 20 18 1 0 6 0 2012 Houston 33 33 2930 2 1 20 7 22 15 0 0 4 0 2013 Houston 32 32 2830 0 1 16 3 29 15 1 0 3 1 2014 D.C. United 21 21 1875 1 2 14 3 19 10 0 0 1 0 Totals 278 275 24554 14 11 129 42 281 118 3 0 51 3




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Will JOHNSON MIDFIELDER / PORTLAND TIMBERS

HT: 5-10 WT: 160 BIRTH: Jan. 21, 1987 Toronto, Ont., Canada

In his second season with the Timbers, where he is the team captain and a stalwart in central midfield Came to the club from Real Salt Lake, where he played for five seasons (2008-12) and was a key contributor in

the club’s MLS Cup-winning season in 2009 Has played in at least 25 regular-season matches and logged 2,000 minutes in each of the last five regular

seasons After signing with the Chicago Fire in 2005 as an 18-year-old, he moved to the Netherlands for two seasons,

where he played with SC Heerenveen (2006-07) and De Graafschap (2007-08) THIS SEASON

Has started every league match for the Timbers this season, playing all but one minute He has scored six goals this season, after scoring a career-high nine goals for Portland in 2013 His last three goals have come on penalty kicks; he has converted all five of his penalty opportunities in his two

seasons in Portland INTERNATIONAL

Johnson has 31 caps with the Canada national team since making his senior team debut at the age of 18 in 2005. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2005 Chicago 6 1 162 1 0 4 2 5 1 0 0 1 1 2008 Real Salt Lake 9 9 810 2 0 17 10 10 13 0 0 2 0 2009 Real Salt Lake 26 26 2305 1 3 48 22 26 28 2 8 8 0 2010 Real Salt Lake 28 24 2184 1 1 40 12 23 25 6 18 3 0 2011 Real Salt Lake 25 22 2059 2 1 39 15 20 29 2 13 6 1 2012 Real Salt Lake 26 23 2087 3 3 36 18 24 28 0 2 4 1 2013 Portland 28 28 2520 9 5 55 20 23 45 3 56 4 0 2014 Portland 22 22 1979 6 2 47 18 19 34 2 15 3 0 Totals 170 155 14106 25 15 286 117 150 203 15 112 31 3

ALL-STAR RECORD 2009 MLS 1 0 45 0 0 2013 MLS 1 1 45 0 0 2-year Totals 2 1 90 0 0



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Aurelien COLLIN DEFENDER / SPORTING KANSAS CITY

HT: 6-2 WT: 169 BIRTH: March 8, 1986 Enghien-les-Bains, France

Named MLS Cup MVP last season, as he converted the championship-clinching penalty kick against Real Salt

Lake A two-time MLS Best XI selection (2012, 2013) and Defender of the Year finalist in 2012 In his fourth MLS season, after joining Sporting Kansas City as a trialist in March 2011. The Frenchman has

played professionally in the Scottish Premier League (2007-2008), Greek Super League (2008-2009) and the Portuguese top flight (2009-2011).

THIS SEASON Collin has made 18 appearances this season, all in central defense, missing four games to injury On April 26, he was shown a straight red card for what he says was the first time in his professional career. He

had one previous ejection in MLS, as a result of two yellow cards in his first MLS season of 2011. Collin has led MLS in cautions in two of the last three seasons, with 10 in 2011 and 13 last year.

He has scored two goals this, March 15 (vs. FC Dallas) and April 19 (vs. Montréal) YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2011 Sporting KC 23 21 1912 3 0 15 5 38 19 2 0 10 1 2012 Sporting KC 29 28 2490 3 1 28 7 57 28 5 0 6 0 2013 Sporting KC 29 29 2565 3 1 33 9 54 24 5 0 13 0 2014 Sporting KC 18 17 1384 2 0 14 4 25 17 4 0 1 2 Totals 99 95 8351 11 2 90 25 174 88 16 0 30 3




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Bradley WRIGHT-PHILLIPS FORWARD / NEW YORK RED BULLS

HT: 5-8 WT: 155 BIRTH: March 12, 1985 London, England

Signed in July 2013 by the Red Bulls, he gave the club a boost, scoring two goals in nine games in league and

MLS Cup play His career started in 2004, when he graduated from Manchester City’s academy and played for the Premier

League side until 2006. He then moved onto English side Southampton, where he amassed 111 appearances and scored 22 goals. From 2009-11, Wright-Phillips featured for Plymouth Argyle, before moving to Charlton Athletic. At Charlton,

Wright-Phillips scored 31 goals in 82 games. Prior to coming to MLS, he was most recently on loan at Brentford. THIS SEASON

Wright-Phillips leads the MLS Golden Boot standings with 18 goals in 21 matches. He came to the All-Star Game with a goal and/or an assist in seven consecutive games

After scoring in the season opener vs. Vancouver, Wright-Phillips went six games without a goal. He then embarked on a remarkable run, beginning with a hat trick April 23 vs. Houston. Wright-Phillips has 17 of his goals over the last 15 games, and has nine goals in his last 10 games.

The hat trick vs. Houston was the first ever scored by an English-born player in MLS. YEAR TEAM GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E 2013 New York 7 4 337 1 1 12 6 5 5 1 0 1 0 2014 New York 21 18 1671 18 1 64 36 33 26 23 0 2 0 Totals 28 22 2008 19 2 76 42 38 31 24 0 3 0

ALL-STAR RECORD This is Wright-Phillips’ first MLS All-Star selection.

FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN Formed: 1900 Nickname: Die Bayern (The Bavarians) Domestic honors + Domestic title (24): 1931–32, 1968–69, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1988–89, 1989–90, 1993–94, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2007–08, 2009–10, 2012–13, 2013–14 + DFB-Pokal (17): 1956–57, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1968–69, 1970–71, 1981–82, 1983–84, 1985–86, 1997–98, 1999–2000, 2002–03, 2004–05, 2005–06, 2007–08, 2009–10, 2012–13, 2013–14 + DFL/DFB-Supercup (5): 1982, 1987, 1990, 2010, 2012 + DFB-Ligapokal (6): 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007 UEFA club competition honors: + European Champion Clubs' Cup: 1974, 1975, 1976, 2001, 2013 + UEFA Cup: 1996 + UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1967 + UEFA Super Cup: 2013 Worldwide: + Intercontinental Cup: 1976, 2001 + FIFA Club World Cup: 2013 HISTORY + Strange as it may seem to those more accustomed to the slick, successful Bayern of today, when the club was founded in 1900, it consisted of 11 students, shopkeepers and office workers from the bohemian Munich neighbourhood of Schwabing. Under ambitious long-term president Kurt Landauer, the club nonetheless clinched a surprise first national title in 1932. + After the Second World War, Bayern slid into relative obscurity and were not even admitted to the inaugural Bundesliga of 1963/64. The club's fortunes improved with the emergence of gifted youngsters Sepp Maier, Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Müller, however, and German Cup wins were followed by an unexpected UEFA Cup Winners' Cup triumph in 1966/67. + Domestic dominance was soon established and continued into the 1970s, when a side bolstered by the likes of Uli Hoeness and Paul Breitner stepped up another notch and claimed three consecutive European Champion Clubs' Cups between 1974 and 1976. Bayern overcame Club Atlético de Madrid (4-0 in a replay after 1-1 draw), Leeds United AFC (2-0) and AS Saint-Etienne (1-0) in the finals. + Slowly the stars left or faded, but a new generation headed by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge picked up more domestic silverware, as did a talented lineup led by Lothar Matthäus. With Jürgen Klinsmann scoring the goals and Beckenbauer in the dugout, Bayern claimed ten Bundesliga titles during the 1980s and 1990s and lifted the UEFA Cup in 1995/96. + The end of the decade brought more renewal by another crop of gifted players, not least goalkeeper Oliver Kahn and playmaker Mehmet Scholl. Though UEFA Champions League glory painfully escaped their grasp against Manchester United FC in the 1998/99 final, Ottmar Hitzfeld's men bounced back against Valencia CF two years later to return Bayern to the pinnacle of the European game. + They were denied a famous treble under Louis van Gaal in 2009/10, losing 2-0 to FC Internazionale Milano in the UEFA Champions League final. They then lost on penalties to Chelsea FC in the 2012 UEFA Champions League decider, which was played at their own Fuβball Arena München. They made up for those disappointments

in 2012/13, becoming the first German club to complete the treble, breaking all manner of records en route to the title and defeating Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League final. + Josep Guardiola replaced Jupp Heynckes that summer and the success continued as, on 25 March, the 27th matchday of the campaign, Bayern prevailed 3-1 at Hertha BSC Berlin, wrapping up the Bundesliga with seven matches to spare. Never before had the identity of the German champions been known so early. At one point in the season, Guardiola's charges won 19 matches in succession, ten in a row on the road and did not lose in a national record 53 outings. + Bayern emerged triumphant in the DFB-Pokal final in a repeat of the 2013 UEFA Champions League final and 2012 German Cup showpiece, defeating Borussia Dortmund 2-0 in extra time after goals from Arjen Robben (107) and Thomas Müller (120) settled matters. "Two trophies in a year is wonderful," said Bayern's Javi Martínez. "Three titles last year, two this year, we continue to make history." + Bayern’s bid to become the first team to successfully defend the UEFA Champions League title was denied at the semifinal stage when they lost to Real Madrid CF MANAGER: Josep Guardiola Date of birth: 18 January 1971 Nationality: Spanish Playing career: FC Barcelona, Brescia Calcio (twice), AS Roma, al-Ahly Club, Dorados de Sinola Coaching career: FC Barcelona B, FC Barcelona, FC Bayern München + Known as 'Pep', he came up through Barcelona's youth ranks to win six Spanish Liga titles, one European Champion Clubs' Cup, a UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and two Copa del Rey trophies from 1990 to 2001. Also had spells with Brescia, Fabio Capello's Roma, al-Ahly in Doha and Mexico's Dorados de Sinola before ending his playing career in 2006. Won 40 caps and Olympic footballing gold with Spain in 1992, but missed the 1998 and 2002 FIFA World Cup tournaments through injury. + Having coached Barcelona's B team, he took charge of the senior side in 2008 and won the UEFA Champions League, Spanish Liga and Copa del Rey in his first season in charge. In the process he became the sixth man to have lifted the European Cup as player and coach. + That was just the beginning of a glorious four-season spell which yielded 14 trophies in all. In his second campaign, Guardiola steered Barcelona to a second Liga title as well as the Spanish and UEFA Super Cups and the FIFA Club World Cup. Even more sucess followed in 2010/11 as Barcelona completed a hat-trick of Spanish titles and, for the second time under Guardiola, got the better of Manchester United FC in the UEFA Champions League final. + In his final season, 2011/12, Guardiola's team won the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup once more before he signed off his reign with a second Copa del Rey triumph. + After a year's break from football, Guardiola took charge of Bayern in June 2013, replacing Jupp Heynckes at the helm. In his first campaign he collected the UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup and, with a record seven games to spare, the Bundesliga title.

FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN - NEWS 18.07.2014: DREAM GAME 2014: BADSTUBER COMEBACK IN MEMMINGEN FRIENDLY + The eighth Dream Game was again a very special football event, Bayern’s traditional game against a fan club. This time fan club Red Baroons Dietmannsried e.V. in Memmingen was the opposition, a comfortable 3-0 win for Bayern. + The game was also a significant moment for one of Bayern's first-team players. After 594 days out with injury, Holger Badstuber made his long-awaited comeback in his hometown. The 25-year-old captained the team and played 58 minutes in the middle of a three-man defence. + Pep Guardiola had seven first-team players available in his first preseason match, as newcomers Sebastian Rode and Juan Bernat did make their first appearance in a Bayern shirt. RED BAROONS DIETMANNSRIED - FC BAYERN 0-3 (H-T: 0-3) FC Bayern Starke - Rafinha (Basta 67), Badstuber (Schwarz 58), Alaba - Rode (Paul 46), Scholl, Gaudino, Hojbjerg (Leo 77), Bernat - Hägler (Sieghart 46), Eberwein (Walter 61) Substitute Hundertmark Goals 0-1 Alaba (5), 0-2 Hägler (14), 0-3 Alaba (37) 21.07.2014: LEWANDOWSKI OPENS ACCOUNT IN FRIENDLY DRAW + Star signing Robert Lewandowski scored on his first appearance in a Bayern shirt as Pep Guardiola’s experimental team drew their second friendly of preseason, 1-1 away to third division MSV Duisburg. + Guardiola started with a three-man back line, this time featuring fit-again Diego Contento, Rafinha and Holger Badstuber. The line-up included Juan Bernat on the left, David Alaba in the holding role, starlets-with-famous-fathers Lukas Scholl and Gianluca Gaudino in the center, and Lewandowski at center forward. MSV DUISBURG - FC BAYERN 1-1 (H-T: 0-0) FC Bayern: Starke – Contento (Steinhart 55), Badstuber (Walter 86), Rafinha (Basta 79) – Alaba, Hojbjerg - Gaudino, Scholl (Eberlein 46), Bernat – Sieghart (Schwarz 46), Lewandowski (T. Schweinsteiger 86) Substitute Zingerle, Paul, Oikonomou Goals 0-1 Lewandowski (62), 1-1 Schnellhardt (70) 26.07.2014: TELEKOM CUP 2014: REDS BOOK FINAL SHOWDOWN WITH WOLVES + Bayern reached the final of the Telekom Cup after a penalty shootout victory over Borussia Mönchengladbach in the semi-final at the Imtech Arena in Hamburg. + Superb finishes by Robert Lewandowski and fit-again Franck Ribery either side of halftime put FCB in the driving seat, but two Max Kruse penalties tied it up before the end. + Guardiola again favoured a three-man defensive line for the meeting with Gladbach and fielded Javi Martinez at fullback alongside Holger Badstuber and David Alaba. Rafinha and Juan Bernat lined up as the nominal holding midfielders, although the Brazilian was handed a relatively free role and the Spanish newcomer often swapped places with Alaba. The strong attacking unit featured Franck Ribery for the first time in preseason, with Sebastian Rode, young Gianluca Gaudino and Claudio Pizarro supporting central striker Lewandowski.

FC BAYERN - BORUSSIA M'GLADBACH 2-2 (H-T: 1-0) (FCB WIN 5-4 ON PENALTIES) FC Bayern Starke - Martinez, Badstuber, Alaba - Rafinha, Bernat - Rode, Gaudino, Pizarro (Hojbjerg 35), Ribéry (Scholl 41) – Lewandowski Goals 1-0 Lewandowski (29), 2-0 Ribery (34), 2-1 Kruse (42, pen), 2-2 Kruse (60, pen) Penalties: 1-0 Lewandowski, 1-1 Nordtveit, 2-1 Alaba, 2-2 Raffael, 3-2 Badstuber, 3-3 Hahn, Rafinha missed (Blaswich save), 3-4 Kruse, 4-4 Hojbjerg, Wendt missed (Starke save), 5-4 Martinez, Korb missed. 27.07.2014: FIRST TROPHY OF TERM: IN-FORM FCB RETAIN TELEKOM CUP + Bayern comfortably retained the Telekom Cup and became the first team to win the preseason tournament more than once with a convincing 3-0 victory over VfL Wolfsburg in the final at the Imtech Arena in Hamburg. + A first-half Robert Lewandowski brace and a Sebastian Rode strike effectively wrapped it up by halftime in the 60-minute contest. + Pep Guardiola made a single change to the team that edged past Mönchengladbach on penalties the previous day, starting with Danish starlet Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in place of Rafinha. + On paper the formation featured a four-man rearguard with Hojbjerg and Juan Bernat at fullback, and Javi Martinez and Holger Badstuber in the center. David Alaba and Rode took up holding positions, with Franck Ribery and Gianluca Gaudino out wide, and Claudio Pizarro in behind Lewandowski. VFL WOLFSBURG - FC BAYERN 0-3 (H-T: 0-3) FC Bayern Starke – Hojbjerg, Martinez, Badstuber (Rafinha 34), Bernat (Contento 37) – Alaba, Rode (T. Schweinsteiger 56) - Gaudino, Pizarro, Ribéry (Oikonomou 56) – Lewandowski (Scholl 55) Substitute Zingerle, Sallahi, Walter, Sieghart Goals 0-1 Lewandowski (4), 0-2 Rode (15), 0-3 Lewandowski (20) 31.07.2014: 'AWESOME' FCB MAINTAIN EARLY-SEASON PROMISE + In the sixth friendly match of the summer Guardiola was still without a host of the club’s vacationing World Cup stars. The lineup was almost identical to the team that won the Telekom Cup against Wolfsburg in Hamburg last weekend, with one solitary change: center back Holger Badstuber took a rest with Rafinha restored to the starting lineup. + During the customary raft of substitutions in the course of the game, Xherdan Shaqiri amassed his first few playing minutes since resuming training last week. + The lone goal came from the first scoring opportunity of the evening when Claudio Pizarro glanced home Franck Ribéry’s 10th-minute corner. + Franck Ribéry, operating behind the front two and down the inside left channel, injected pace and precision into FCB’s attacking moves. CD GUADALAJARA - FC BAYERN 0-1 (H-T: 0-1) FC Bayern Starke - Rafinha, Martínez, Alaba - Hojbjerg, Gaudino, Rode (Badstuber 53), Bernat - Pizarro (Shaqiri 57) - Lewandowski (Scholl 83), Ribéry (Contento 83) Substitute Zingerle, Lucic, Walter, T. Schweinsteiger, Oikonomou, Eberwein, Green, Sallahi Goals 0-1 Pizarro (10)

RIBERY BACK WITH RENEWED ENTHUSIASM Franck Ribéry has returned after his back injury and missing the World Cup with renewed enthusiasm. In his role as captain on Sunday Ribéry lifted the first trophy of the new campaign when FCB secured the Telekom Cup. “I’m fit again and I can play. That’s the important part,” said the 31-year-old. The lively Ribéry netted a wonder strike against Gladbach on Saturday and provided an exemplary assist for the crucial opening goal. “I’m up for it but I’m not quite on top of my game. I need to be explosive and quick when I play,” said Ribéry. There is still a lot of work to do in the preseason - including for Ribéry. But the link play with Robert Lewandowski is already working surprisingly well as was evident in the Telekom Cup. “He’s a great striker,” said Ribéry. “He’s doing really well although people expect a huge amount from him.” LEWANDOWSKI IMPRESSES WITH EARLY PERFORMANCES Bayern sporting director Matthias Sammer believes the brilliant performance of Robert Lewandowski at the Telekom Cup is the logical result of the past few weeks. “Robert has trained well from the beginning. We all know what he can do,” declared Sammer. Lewandowski remains modest. The start at Bayern has gone “very well” so far and he said he has got on brilliantly with his teammates “from the first day. It’s getting better and better with every training session and friendly match.” The striker did say he is not yet on peak form by a long way. “I still need a bit of time but there’s a fair way to go before our first official match.” NO WORRIES FOR GUARDIOLA FUTURE Former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola led Bayern to four trophies in his first season in charge, but he has said the expectations at Bayern are such that a smaller return would not be tolerated in his second year. That is not the case, however, according to the club's chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, who says the Catalan need not worry about his future. “Bayern are never going to sack Pep Guardiola," Rummenigge told the Welt am Sonntag newspaper. "I can even put that in writing for you.” Rummenigge expects Bayern's glorious run of results to continue unabated this season and in years to come, seeing no sign of his players being sated. “We have two perfect years behind us, won eight titles and some of our players have even put the cherry on top with the World Cup," he said. “And now we will continue setting records by being better than we've ever been after a World Cup.” GREEN MISSES OUT ON TOUR OPENER U.S. national team teen sensation Julian Green was on the bench, but did not play, in Bayern’s opening tour match vs. CD Guadalajara. The forward sustained a knee injury and hasn't trained much since returning to the team after the World Cup. “The problem with Julian is he is injured. He has just trained two, three sessions,” Guardiola said. “The officials are going to tell me (if) he's ready and fit. It's a pity, because I know he played with the USA national team, and I know people expect to see him. But his knee is bothering him and I want to care of him.”

FC BAYERN MÜNCHEN - PROFILES 1. Manuel Neuer Position: Goalkeeper Date of birth (Age): 27/03/1986 (28) Country: Germany Height: 193cm Weight: 93kg Clubs: FC Schalke 04, FC Bayern München + A graduate of the Schalke academy, he caught the eye with a brilliant display away to FC Porto in the 2007/08 UEFA Champions League, his many saves including two in a penalty shoot-out that took his team through to the quarter-finals. + A stalwart in Germany's U21 side, he became a European champion at that level in 2009, starting all five matches in Sweden and conceding just one goal. + Capped for the first time at senior level on the eve of those U21 finals – in a friendly against the United Arab Emirates – he became Germany's first choice at the 2010 FIFA World Cup after the death of Robert Enke and an injury to René Adler. + Ever-present in 2009/10 as Schalke finished runners-up in the Bundesliga, he was appointed club captain at the start of 2010/11 and successfully skippered his team to the UEFA Champions League semi-finals. + Made a stunning start to his career at the Fußball Arena München after joining Bayern in June 2011, setting a club record of 1,147 minutes without conceding a goal between early August and mid-October. + Appeared in all but one of Bayern's matches en route to the 2012 UEFA Champions League final – where he scored a penalty past Petr Čech in the shoot-out but ultimately ended up on the losing team against Chelsea FC – and was ever-present in the Bavarians' triumphant 2013 European campaign. + After keeping clean sheets in group matches against Portugal and the USA, Neuer recorded his third shutout of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in the 1–0 quarterfinal defeat of France. It was his 22nd clean sheet overall in his 50th appearance for die Nationalmannschaft. In the semifinals, Neuer conceded a late goal as his team routed hosts Brazil 7–1, then again recorded a shutout as Germany defeated Argentina 1–0 in the FIFA World Cup Final. Neuer won the Golden Glove award for the tournament's best goalkeeper. 2. Tobias Schweinsteiger + Spent part of 2013 on loan to SpVgg Unterhaching, where he played 17 matches + Older brother to Bayern teammate Bastian 3. Phillip Walter + A central defender who moved to the Bayern U-19 team from TSV 1860 München (U-19) for the 2014/15 season. + Has represented Germany at both U-16 and U-17 levels.

4. Dante Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 18/10/1983 (30) Country: Brazil Height: 188cm Weight: 85kg + Plays for Bayern Munich as a central defender but has previously also been used as defensive midfielder or a left fullback. He made his international debut for Brazil in 2013. + Dante joined Juventude's youth system in 2001 and by 2002 became a part of the club's first team setup. In 2004, he made his move to European football, signing for Lille in France. + After two seasons with Lille, Dante moved to Belgium, signing for Charleroi SC in 2006. After a successful campaign in the Belgian Pro League for Charleroi where he made 27 appearances and helped the club to a respectable fifth-place finish, he moved across the country to Standard Liège. + Signed for German side Borussia Mönchengladbach from Standard Liège on 27 December 2008 for an undisclosed fee. + On the final day of the 2008/09 Bundesliga season, Dante scored Gladbach's only goal in a 1–1 draw with Borussia Dortmund, a point which meant that the club avoided immediate relegation back to the 2. Bundesliga. In 2011/12, Dante featured in 38 games in all competitions, playing the full 90 minutes in each game. He was influential as the club made a run to the semi-finals of the DFB-Pokal where the club lost 4–2 on penalties to Bayern Munich. + On 26 April 2012, Dante agreed to join Bayern Munich for the start of the 2012/13 season for an estimated fee of €4.7 million. Dante made an immediate impact at Bayern, earning a place in the center of defense, and Bayern broke records for fewest goals conceded and most clean sheets in a Bundesliga season during their treble winning campaign. + Dante received his first call-up to the Brazilian national team for a friendly versus England, on 6 February 2013 at Wembley Stadium. He was a member of Brazil's squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, making his only appearance in the semi-final as a replacement for the suspended captain Thiago Silva, as the Seleção were defeated by Germany in a record 7–1 scoreline. 5. Gianluca Gaudino + Central midfielder with Bayern U-19 + Father Maurizio won five caps for Germany and played for a host of clubs, including Eintracht Frankfurt and VfB Stuttgart, winning the Bundesliga title with the latter in 1992. 6. Thiago Alcántara Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 11/04/1991 (23) Country: Spain Height: 170cm Weight: 65kg Clubs: FC Barcelona + Brought up in Spain, Thiago was born in Bari, southern Italy, where his father Mazinho was playing for US Lecce − Mazinho was a member of Brazil's 1994 FIFA World Cup-winning side. + Scored Spain's third goal, a penalty, in their 4-0 defeat of France in the 2008 European U17 Championship final in Antalya, Turkey. + Ever-present as Spain finished runners-up to hosts France at the 2010 European U19 finals. + Gained his first experience of UEFA Champions League action on Matchday 6 of the 2010/11 campaign, playing from start to finish as a youthful Barcelona XI defeated FC Rubin Kazan 2-0. + Scored with an audacious long-range free-kick as Spain beat Switzerland 2-0 in the 2011 European U21 Championship final in Denmark, a month after being an unused substitute in the UEFA Champions League showpiece against Manchester United FC. + Scored a first-half hat-trick in the 2013 U21 final triumph against Italy in Jerusalem to become the first player to score three goals in a single-legged showpiece and join an elite list of players to have won back-to-back U21 titles.

7. Franck Ribéry Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 07/04/1983 (31) Country: France Height: 170cm Weight: 72kg Clubs: US Boulogne, Olympique Alès, Stade Brestois 29, FC Metz, Galatasaray AŞ, Olympique de Marseille, FC Bayern München + A disjointed start to his club career concluded with half a season at Galatasaray, for whom he failed to register in the league but opened the scoring in the 2005 Turkish Cup final – a 5-1 win against Istanbul rivals Fenerbahçe SK. + Uncapped until a fortnight before the 2006 FIFA World Cup, he made his first international start in France's opener against Switzerland, then scored his maiden goal in the last-16 encounter with Spain and retained his place through to the final. + Joined Bayern from Marseille in 2007 for a club-record fee of €25m and inspired the Bavarians to a domestic double of Bundesliga and German Cup, winning the German footballer of the year crown as a result. + Badly injured his left ankle against Italy at UEFA EURO 2008 and was out of action again in autumn 2009 with tendonitis, but made his comeback in January and played a key role in Bayern's Bundesliga and German Cup successes, scoring in the final of the latter competition against SV Werder Bremen. + Suspended for the 2010 UEFA Champions League final – which Bayern lost to FC Internazionale Milano – having been sent off in the semi-final first leg against Olympique Lyonnais, he endured more disappointment two years later on home soil when Jupp Heynckes' team lost to Chelsea FC on penalties. + Had a role in both of Bayern's goals in their 2-1 victory against Borussia Dortmund in the 2013 UEFA Champions League final. + Ribéry was included in France's squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup, but missed the tournament through injury. 8. Javi Martínez Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 02/09/1988 (25) Country: Spain Height: 190cm Weight: 86kg Clubs: Athletic Club, FC Bayern München + Born in Estella, close to Pamplona, he started out with local club CA Osasuna but was scouted at an early age by Athletic before he had a chance to play for their first team. An immediate success at the Estadio San Mamés, he made 35 Liga appearances in his debut campaign, aged just 18, and scored a memorable double in a 2-0 win at RC Deportivo La Coruña. + Continued to blossom over the next few campaigns as Athletic's central midfield conduit and helped the club into the 2009 Copa del Rey final − a 4-1 defeat by FC Barcelona. + Played for Spain at the 2009 UEFA European U21 Championship in Sweden and made his senior debut a year later, in an Innsbruck friendly against Saudi Arabia, before earning a surprise call-up for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, where he made one brief substitute appearance. + Promoted to U21 skipper for the 2011 finals in Denmark, he led Spain to victory, starting all five matches; made two appearances in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying − away to Lithuania and the Czech Republic − and by the end of 2011 he had yet to play a senior international on home soil. + Appeared in two cup finals in May 2012, both of which ended in a 3-0 defeat for Athletic – the UEFA Europa League (v Club Atlético de Madrid) and Copa del Rey (v Barcelona); made one substitute appearance as Spain retained the European Championship. + Became the most expensive player in German history when he joined Bayern in August 2012 for €40m. A Bundesliga title winner in his first season, he featured in all but one of the club's games in their triumphant 2012/13 UEFA Champions League campaign. + Martínez made his tournament debut in the second group game of the 2014 World Cup, starting against Chile; Spain lost 2–0 and were eliminated

9. Robert Lewandowski Position: Forward Date of birth (Age): 21/08/1988 (25) Country: Poland Height: 184cm Weight: 78kg Clubs: Znicz Pruszków, KKS Lech Poznań, Borussia Dortmund + Warsaw-born Lewandowski played youth football for various clubs in the capital, including Legia Warszawa's second team, before joining lower-league outfit Znicz Pruszków. + Finished his debut campaign with Pruszków (2006/07) as the division's top scorer, with 15 goals, as the team won promotion; repeated the feat the following season in the second division with 21 goals. + Joined Lech in summer 2008 and scored on his European and domestic debuts – against Xäzär Länkäran FC and GKS Bełchatów, respectively; finished third in Ekstraklasa scoring charts with 14 goals before spearheading Lech to the title in 2009/10 with a top-scoring tally of 18. + Scored on his debut for Poland – a FIFA World Cup qualifier against San Marino on 10 September 2008 – and reached double figures for his country in February 2011 in a friendly against Norway. Struck the first goal of UEFA EURO 2012, against Greece, heading in after 17 minutes of the tournament's opening game. + Left his homeland for Dortmund on four-year contract in June 2010; scored his first Bundesliga goal in the local derby against FC Schalke 04, one of eight he registered in the Schwarzgelben's title-winning season. + Enjoyed the most productive campaign of his career in 2011/12, scoring 22 league goals as Dortmund retained the title and hitting a hat trick in a 5-2 German Cup final triumph over FC Bayern München. + Having registered in 12 successive Bundesliga games prior to the 2012/13 UEFA Champions League semi-finals, Lewandowski became the first player to score a 'poker' in a last-four match in Europe's premier club competition when he achieved the feat in Dortmund's 4-1 defeat of Real Madrid CF. 10. Arjen Robben Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 23/01/1984 (30) Country: Netherlands Height: 181cm Weight: 80kg Clubs: FC Groningen, PSV Eindhoven, Chelsea FC, Real Madrid CF, FC Bayern München + Demonstrated considerable early talent at Groningen and though bought by PSV in 2001, he remained with his first club for another 12 months. Won the Eredivisie in his first season at PSV, scoring 12 goals; voted Talent of the Year at the 2003 Dutch PFA awards, ahead of Wesley Sneijder. + Made his Netherlands debut in the same game as Sneijder – a friendly against Portugal on 30 April 2003; his major tournament bow came at UEFA EURO 2004, where he scored the winning penalty in a quarter-final shoot-out with Sweden, and was also on song for Oranje at the 2006 FIFA World Cup and UEFA EURO 2008. + Joined Chelsea in 2004 and though his debut was delayed due to injury, he made a major impact when fit, winning two Premier League titles and three domestic cups. + Became Madrid's fourth most expensive signing after arriving for €35m in 2007; won the Spanish title in his first season but departed at the end of the second, transferring to Bayern for €25m. Scored a career-best 16 league goals in his first campaign, winning the Bundesliga and German Cup but losing to FC Internazionale Milano in the UEFA Champions League final. + Played five games, scoring two goals, as the Netherlands reached the 2010 World Cup final, losing to Spain in the Johannesburg showpiece; a torn thigh muscle diagnosed upon his return to Bayern in August ruled him out until early 2011. + Had an extra-time penalty, which would have given his team the lead, saved by Chelsea's Petr Čech in the 2012 UEFA Champions League final; Bayern lost in the subsequent shoot-out. However, scored the winner in the Wembley showpiece 12 months later against Borussia Dortmund. + In the Netherlands' first match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Robben scored two goals in a 5–1 win over Spain. In the Netherlands' second group stage match, a 3–2 win over Australia, Robben scored the team's opening goal as they qualified for the knockout stage. In the round-of-16 knockout game with Mexico, the Netherlands won on a penalty awarded after Robben went down following a challenge from Rafael Márquez. He was named on the 10-man shortlist for FIFA's Golden Ball award for the tournament's best player.

11. Xherdan Shaqiri Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 10/10/1991 (22) Country: Switzerland Height: 169cm Weight: 72kg Clubs: FC Basel 1893 + Born in what is now the Republic of Kosovo, Shaqiri capped a dream first campaign by helping Basel to the domestic double in 2009/10. + Able to play on either wing, he earned a place in the Switzerland squad for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, featuring in the Nati's goalless draw with Honduras. His senior international debut came 03/03/2010 v Uruguay. + Has made more appearances in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying − three, scoring in a 3-1 home loss to England − than he did in U21 qualifying. + Shaqiri was named in Switzerland's squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. In the team's opening match, Shaqiri was named man of the match by FIFA as the Nati defeated Ecuador. He earned the same honor in the Swiss team's third and final group match, scoring a hat trick against Honduras to ensure Switzerland a spot in the Round of 16, where they lost to Argentina 13. Rafinha Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 07/09/1985 (28) Country: Brazil Height: 172cm Weight: 68kg + Rafinha first signed professionally with Londrina Esporte Clube in 2001, at the age of 16. At the end of his first year with Londrina, Rafinha was signed by Coritiba Foot Ball Club. + At Coritiba, Rafinha made the Brazilian under-20 national team, and played in the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship in the Netherlands, scoring two goals as Brazil won the bronze medal. + Rafinha's performance at the tournament alerted numerous European teams to his ability, and eventually it was Schalke 04 who were able to prise the right back from Coritiba for an estimated €5 million. + In 2010, Rafinha moved from Schalke to Genoa for a fee of nearly €8million, where he scored two goals in 34 appearances in his only Serie A season. + Rafinha's transferred from Genoa to Bayern Munich on 1 June 2011. In the 2013/14 season, by moving Philipp Lahm from right back to defensive midfielder, Rafinha had more opportunity to play. He made 46 appearances across all competitions. + In the summer of 2008, Rafinha was involved in a dispute with Schalke 04 about his participation for Brazil at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Despite the wishes of his club, Rafinha competed as part of the Brazilian team, who won bronze. + Rafinha was called into the Brazilian national team for a friendly against South Africa, on 5 March for a match in advance of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

14. Claudio Pizarro Position: Forward Date of birth (Age): 03/10/1978 (35) Country: Peru Height: 186cm Weight: 84kg + On 23 October 2010, Pizarro became the top foreign scorer in German football history, surpassing the 133 goals record previously reached by Giovane Élber. As the end of the 2014/15 season, Pizarro is the ninth highest goalscorer in the history of the Bundesliga with 176 goals. + Born in Callao, Peru and raised in the Santiago de Surco district of capital city Lima, Pizarro started his professional career playing with Deportivo Pesquero, a small provincial team in the city of Chimbote. + Pizarro scored 25 goals over two seasons with Alianza Lima and was part of the Alianza team that reached second position in the Torneo Apertura of Peru in 1999. Shortly after his success at Alianza, Pizarro was sold to German Bundesliga club Werder Bremen. + After scoring 29 goals over two seasons for Werder Bremen, he signed for Bayern Munich on 7 June 2001, where he was a key player in Bayern's Bundesliga and German Cup double in 2003. + On 1 July 2007, Chelsea FC announced they had signed Pizarro on a Bosman transfer. After scoring one goal in the Premiership, on his debut on the opening weekend of the 2007–08 season against Birmingham City, he was loaned to Werder Bremen in August 2008, scoring 17 goals in just 26 Bundesliga appearances in 2008/09. + Pizarro returned to Bayern Munich for the 2012/13 season + Pizarro has been a regular for Peru since 1999, when he earned his first cap, scoring 19 goals. Pizarro has been a starting player in the qualifying tournaments for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan, the 2006 World Cup, and the first three games of the 2010 South Africa World Cup. 15. Lucas Scholl + Attacking midfielder or right winger with Bayern U-19 + Father Mehmet is one of FC Bayern’s most beloved and successful former players, having won eight Bundesliga titles and five DFB Cups during his 15-year stint 17. Jérôme Boateng Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 03/09/1988 (25) Country: Germany Height: 190cm Weight: 79kg + Born in Berlin to a German mother and Ghanaian father, he launched his career at local club Hertha BSC Berlin, making Bundesliga debut on 31 January 2007 in a 5-0 defeat at Hannover 96. + After just ten league games for Hertha he joined Hamburger SV, where he quickly established himself as a key player, helping the club finish fourth and fifth respectively in his first two seasons. Reached the UEFA Cup semi-final with HSV in 2008/09 and the same stage of the inaugural UEFA Europa League the following season. + A member of Germany's winning squad at the 2009 UEFA European Under-21 Championship, he made his senior debut four months later in a crucial 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Russia in Moscow but was dismissed as Germany won 1-0 to qualify for the finals, where he started five of the team's seven matches, the first of them against Ghana, for whom his half-brother, Kevin-Prince Boateng, was an opponent. + Left Hamburg for Manchester City after the World Cup but was injured shortly after his arrival and managed just 14 Premier League starts for the club − plus three in the FA Cup, which City won − before returning to Germany on a four-year deal with Bayern. + A UEFA Champions League runner-up in his first campaign in Munich, playing all 120 minutes of the 2012 final against Chelsea FC, he was heavily involved the next season as Bayern won the Bundesliga in style and edged Borussia Dortmund in the European Cup showpiece at Wembley. + Boateng won the 2014 FIFA World Cup with Germany, playing a central role in Germany's victory in the final. Several media sources named him as the Man of the Match. Boateng and his half-brother played against each other again when Ghana and Germany were once again drawn in the same group.

18. Juan Bernat Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 01/03/1993 (21) Country: Spain + Born in Cullera, Valencian Community, Bernat was a product of Valencia CF's youth system. He made his senior debut at only 17, appearing with the reserves in Tercera División and helping them return to Segunda División B. + Bernat made his debut with the Che's first team in a 4–3 La Liga home win against Racing de Santander on 27 August 2011. He scored his first official goal for Valencia on 28 November 2012, in a home win against UE Llagostera in the Copa del Rey. + From 2013 onwards, Bernat started appearing as a left back. On 7 July 2014, Bernat signed for FC Bayern Munich on a five-year contract. + Bernat moved through the Spanish international youth setup, representing all sides between the under-16s and the under-21s. With the under-17 side he reached the final at the 2010 UEFA European Championship, and in 2012, Bernat was part of the squad that won the UEFA U-19 Championship in Estonia. 19. Mario Götze Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 03/06/1992 (22) Country: Germany Height: 185cm Weight: 64kg Clubs: Borussia Dortmund, FC Bayern München + Progressed up the youth ladder at Dortmund and also gained honours at successive age levels with Germany, inspiring his country to the European U17 Championship title on home soil in 2009 and starring, with three goals, at the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Nigeria later that year. + Enjoyed his breakthrough campaign in 2010/11, scoring his first Bundesliga goal in a 3-1 win at VfB Stuttgart and crowning his maiden European start with a double as Dortmund defeated FC Karpaty Lviv 4-3 in Ukraine, his second goal a 90th-minute winner. + Excellent club form earned him his senior debut for Germany, in a 0-0 draw against Sweden on 17 November 2010, making him the second youngest Nationalmannschaft player of all time after Uwe Seeler. + Increasingly key as Dortmund won the Bundesliga in 2010/11 and 2011/12, when they also lifted the German Cup. Reached double figures for league goals the following season but Dortmund lost out to FC Bayern München, who triggered a reported €37m release clause to secure his services in April 2013. He made 20 starts, scoring 10 times, in Bayern's 2013/14 title-winning campaign. + Better was to come at the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, where he struck the only goal of the final against Argentina in the 113th minute, having also registered in a 2-2 group stage draw with Ghana. He became the first substitute to score a World Cup winning goal, and the youngest player to score in a World Cup Final since fellow German Wolfgang Weber in 1966 (who was also 22). 20. Sebastian Rode Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 11/10/1990 (23) Country: Germany + Rode made his professional debut for Kickers Offenbach on 7 March 2009 in the 3. Liga – the third tier of German football – against Eintracht Braunschweig. + On 3 June 2010, he signed for Eintracht Frankfurt. He made his first appearance in an UEFA Europa League game against Qarabağ FK on 22 August 2013. + Rode signed a contract with Bayern Munich to join them on 1 July 2014, at the end of his contract with Eintracht Frankfurt. + Rode has represented Germany at U18, U19, U20 and U21 level.

21. Philipp Lahm Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 11/11/1983 (30) Country: Germany Height: 170cm Weight: 62kg Clubs: FC Bayern München, VfB Stuttgart (loan) + Made his international debut after just half a season of Bundesliga football with Stuttgart, where he spent the 2003/04 campaign on loan from home-town club Bayern. + Scored the spectacular first goal of the 2006 FIFA World Cup − against Costa Rica on his home ground − and was the only Germany player to appear for the maximum 690 minutes. + Won a second domestic double with Bayern in 2007/08 albeit, like the first one in 2005/06, it was truncated by injury; used predominantly at right-back under Louis van Gaal in 2009/10. + One of Germany's few successes at UEFA EURO 2004, Lahm started all three matches in Portugal and was included in the Team of the Tournament at UEFA EURO 2008, where he scored a late winner in the semi-final against Turkey. + Helped Bayern to the 2010 UEFA Champions League final, which they lost 2-0 to FC Internazionale Milano in Madrid, but did celebrate another domestic double. Played a major role in Germany's success at the 2010 World Cup, where they were eventually knocked out by eventual winners Spain in the semi-finals; included in the tournament's All-Star Team. + On the losing side for the second time in a UEFA Champions League final when Bayern were defeated on penalties by Chelsea FC in the 2012 showpiece, the match coming a week after his team lost 5-2 to Borussia Dortmund in the German Cup decider. + Reached the final of Europe's premier club competition again in 2013 – appearing in 12 of the 13 fixtures, including the Wembley showpiece victory against Borussia Dortmund – and added another Bundesliga title winners' medal to his collection. + Was honoured with a commemorative cap by UEFA before Germany's FIFA World Cup qualifier against Austria on 6 September 2013 for his achievement of making 100-plus international appearances. + Lahm started for Germany in central midfield in their first match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, a 4–0 defeat of Portugal, and remained in the position for the other two group games and the round of 16 match against Algeria. Lahm reverted to right back for the quarterfinal against France, and remained there in Germany's 7–1 defeat of Brazil in the semifinal and the 1-0 defeat of Argentina in the final. 22. Tom Starke Position: Goalkeeper Date of birth (Age): 18/03/1981 (33) Country: Germany Height: 194cm Weight: 97kg + Made his first appearance for the club on 31 October 2012 during a DFB-Pokal match against 1. FC Kaiserslautern without conceding any goals. + Starke's Bundesliga debut for Bayern came in a 1–0 away win at his previous team TSG 1899 Hoffenheim on 3 March 2013. + Starke made his second Bundesliga appearance in a match against 1. FC Nürnberg on 13 April 2013, when he saved a penalty from Timmy Simons with his face.

25. Thomas Müller Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 13/09/1989 (24) Country: Germany Height: 186cm Weight: 74kg Clubs: FC Bayern München + A native of southern Bavaria, Müller registered his first goal for Bayern on his UEFA Champions League debut in March 2009, concluding the scoring in a 7-1 home win against Sporting Clube de Portugal. + Scored his first two Bundesliga goals, as a substitute, in a 5-1 win at Borussia Dortmund on 12 September 2009; earned a regular starting place in Louis van Gaal's team thereafter. + Played in the 2010 UEFA Champions League final loss to FC Internazionale Milano but still ended the club season a double winner following Bundesliga and German Cup triumphs. + Having made his Germany debut in a March 2010 friendly against Argentina, he was a revelation at the World Cup in South Africa, where he scooped the top scorers' accolade (five goals and three assists) and the Young Player of the Tournament prize. + Opened the scoring after 83 minutes of the 2012 UEFA Champions League final on home soil against Chelsea FC but was substituted soon after and had to watch from the bench as Bayern conceded a late equaliser and then lost on penalties. + Converted a penalty in the 2013 German Cup final against VfB Stuttgart as Bayern completed an unprecedented treble. Müller also scored eight times, including three goals versus semi-final opponents FC Barcelona, in the club's triumphant UEFA Champions League campaign, and 13 in the Bundesliga. + In the 2014 FIFA World Cup he played a major role in helping Germany win the trophy, scoring five goals and receiving the Silver Boot as the tournament's second top goalscorer, and was also named in the World Cup All Star XI. 26. Diego Contento Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 01/05/1990 (24) Country: Germany Height: 176cm Weight: 70kg + Contento signed his first professional contract with FC Bayern Munich on 13 January 2010. His Bayern debut came 10 February 2010 in a DFB-Pokal game against SpVgg Greuther Fürth, when he came on as a 59th-minute substitute. He made his UEFA Champions League debut a week later, and the following weekend he made his league debut in the Bavarian Derby against 1. FC Nürnberg. + On 27 May 2010, Contento signed a contract extension keeping him at the Allianz Arena until 2013. + Contento has represented Germany at under-17 and under-20 level. He was called up to the Germany under-21 squad in September 2010, though he could not make his debut.

27. David Alaba Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 24/06/1992 (22) Country: Austria Height: 175cm Weight: 70kg + Alaba holds Austria's record as the youngest player to play for the team, debuting for them in 2009 as a 17-year-old. He has played in a multitude of roles, including central midfield, right and left wing, but as of spring 2012 has blossomed as a left back. + Alaba rose quickly through the youth setup of FK Austria Wien, and in April 2008 he was named on the first-team substitutes' bench for a Bundesliga match. He also played five times for Austria Wien's reserve team. + In summer 2008, he left the club to join Bayern Munich. He started out in Bayern's youth system, playing for the under-17 and under-19 teams, before being promoted to the reserve team for the 2009–10 season. + When Alaba came on as a substitute in a DFB-Pokal game against SpVgg Greuther Fürth on 10 February 2010, he became Bayern's youngest ever player in a competitive fixture, at 17 years, 7 months and 8 days old. + In January 2011, Alaba joined TSG 1899 Hoffenheim on loan until the end of the 2010–11 season. Later that month he scored his first ever goal in the Bundesliga in a 2–2 draw with FC St. Pauli. + Alaba returned to Bayern at the start of the 2011–12 season, where he became a regular member of the first team squad. On 2 April 2013, Alaba scored the seventh-fastest goal (25.02 seconds) in the Champions League history to set Bayern on their way to a 2–0 win over Juventus. + Alaba played for Austria at under-17, under-19 and under-21 level. In October 2009, he was called up to the senior Austria national team for a match against France and made his senior debut, the youngest player in the history of the Austrian national team. He scored his first goal for Austria on 16 October 2012 in a World Cup qualifying game at home to Kazakhstan. Alaba ended the 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign as Austria's top scorer with six goals. + At the age of just 19, Alaba won the prestigious vote for Austrian Footballer of the Year in 2011. 28. Holger Badstuber Position: Defender Date of birth (Age): 13/03/1989 (25) Country: Germany Height: 189cm Weight: 78kg + Having risen to prominence during an unforgettable debut season for FC Bayern München that climaxed with his participation for Germany at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Holger Badstuber has maintained his form for both club and country. A left-footed central defender, he can also fill in at left back. + Signed a professional contract with Bayern in 2009 following his move three years earlier from SSV Ulm, and made his Bundesliga debut in the opening game of the 2009/10 season at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim. + Featured in all but one of Bayern's 34 matches during their 2009/10 Bundesliga title-winning campaign, won the German Cup and missed just one game en route to the UEFA Champions League final, which ended in defeat by FC Internazionale Milano. + Made his international debut on 29 May 2010 in a pre-FIFA World Cup friendly against Hungary; appeared twice at the finals in South Africa a few weeks later − in the group stage versus Australia and Serbia − as Germany finished third. + Registered his first goal for Germany during a 6-1 defeat of Azerbaijan in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying. 29. Leopold Zingerle + In his fourth season in the Bayern scheme 30. Ivan Lucic + Austrian goalkeeper who moved to Bayern this year from Union St. Florian. Played previously at SV Ried.

31. Bastian Schweinsteiger Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 01/08/1984 (29) Country: Germany Height: 183cm Weight: 79kg Clubs: FC Bayern München + Came through the youth set-up at Bayern, having rejected a potential alternative career as a downhill skier, and made his debut in a 2002/03 UEFA Champions League group game against RC Lens. + First capped by Germany on the eve of UEFA EURO 2004, he went on to feature in all but three of Jürgen Klinsmann's 34 matches as coach, starring in the 2005 FIFA Confederations Cup and 2006 FIFA World Cup, where he scored twice in the third-place play-off victory against Portugal. Also on target twice at UEFA EURO 2008 − in the quarter-final against Portugal and the semi-final versus Turkey. + Won the double with Bayern for the fifth time in 2009/10 − having previously achieved the feat in 2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06 and 2007/08 − his first season as a central midfielder after being switched from the flanks by Louis van Gaal. + Scored in the 2010 German Cup final, a 4-0 defeat of SV Werder Bremen, but was on the losing team a week later in the UEFA Champions League showpiece against FC Internazionale Milano and again in 2012 in Bayern's 'home' final versus Chelsea FC. + Helped Germany to third place again at the 2010 World Cup and voted into the tournament's All-Star Team; official man of the match in the 4-0 quarter-final defeat of Argentina. + A key player in Bayern's 2012/13 treble-winning campaign, playing from start to finish in the German Cup and UEFA Champions League finals and appearing in 28 of 34 Bundesliga matches. + After making a substitute appearance in the team's World Cup second match against Ghana, Schweinsteiger was selected to start in the third group game against the USA. He retained his place in the team for Germany's round-of-16 match, a 2–1 win against Algeria. He was instrumental in the World Cup Final against Argentina and led the midfield with sweeping passes for the German attack. 34. Pierre-Emile Højbjerg Position: Midfield Date of birth (Age): 05/08/1995 (18) Country: Denmark Height: 187cm + A product of BK Skjold youth academy, he moved to F.C. Copenhagen in 2007, but only two years after he decided to move to league rivals Brøndby IF in 2009 and Bayern Munich three years after. + In 2011, Højbjerg was honoured with the title "Danish under-17 player of the year". In 2013, Højbjerg was honored with the title "Danish talent of the year" by Spillerforeningen (the Danish equivalent of the English PFA). + Aged 17 years and 251 days, he made his professional debut on 13 April 2013 in the Bundesliga against 1. FC Nürnberg, as a substitute, and thus became the youngest player ever to play for the Bayern Munich first team in the Bundesliga. + He was called up to the Denmark senior side for the first time for the friendlies against Hungary and Sweden and made his debut against Sweden on 28 May 2014, playing 90 minutes.

37. Julian Green + Born in Tampa, Florida, United States to an American father and German mother, he was sought after by both. the United States and German national teams. + His international career began with Germany U16s and U17s. In September 2012, Green represented the United States at the U18 level in an international friendly with Netherlands, scoring in a 4–2 victory. He also represented Germany at the U19 level and featured in the qualifying round of the 2014 UEFA European Under-19 Championship. + After FIFA approved Green's change of nationality, making him eligible to play in games for the United States with immediate effect, Green made his debut for the United States in a friendly in April 2014 against Mexico + On 1 July 2014, Green became the youngest player in U.S. history to score in the World Cup, scoring with a volley in the 107th minute with his first touch of the ball, less than two minutes after entering his first World Cup game against Belgium in the round of 16. With the goal, he became the youngest player to score in World Cup competition. + Green made his professional debut on 27 November 2013 for Bayern, coming on in the 88th minute of a UEFA Champions League game against CSKA Moscow. 38. Ylli Sallahi + Came to the Bayern scheme in 2011 from Kapfenberger SV

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER ALL-STAR GAME HISTORY

Year Result Site / MVP / Attendance

2013

AS Roma 3, MLS 1

Sporting Park Kansas City, KS MVP: Alessandro Florenzi Attendance: 21,175 (sellout)

2012

MLS 3, Chelsea FC 2

PPL Park Chester, PA MVP: Chris Pontius Attendance: 19,236 (sellout)

2011

Manchester United FC 4, MLS 0

Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ MVP: Park Ji-Sung (Manchester Utd) Attendance: 26,760 (sellout)

2010

Manchester United FC 5, MLS 2

Reliant Stadium Houston, TX MVP: Federico Macheda (Manchester Utd)Attendance: 70,728 (sellout)

2009

MLS 1, Everton FC 1 (Everton FC win on penalty kicks, 4-3)

Rio Tinto Stadium Sandy, UT MVP: Tim Howard (Everton) Attendance: 20,120 (sellout)

2008

MLS 3, West Ham United FC 2

BMO Field Toronto, Ontario, Canada MVP: Cuauhtemoc Blanco Attendance: 20,844 (sellout)

2007

MLS 2, Celtic FC 0

Dick’s Sporting Goods Park Commerce City, CO MVP: Juan Pablo Angel Attendance: 18,661 (sellout)

2006

MLS 1, Chelsea FC 0

Toyota Park Bridgeview, IL MVP: Dwayne De Rosario Attendance: 21,210 (sellout)

2005

MLS 4, Fulham FC 1

Columbus Crew Stadium Columbus, OH MVP: Taylor Twellman Attendance: 23,309 (sellout)

2004

East 3, West 2

RFK Stadium Washington, DC MVP: Amado Guevara Attendance: 21,378

2003

MLS 3, CD Guadalajara 1

The Home Depot Center Carson, CA MVP: Carlos Ruiz Attendance: 27,000 (sellout)

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER ALL-STAR GAME HISTORY Year Result Site / MVP / Attendance

2002

MLS 3, USA 2

RFK Stadium Washington, DC MVP: Marco Etcheverry Attendance: 31,096

2001

East 6, West 6

Spartan Stadium San Jose, CA MVP: Landon Donovan Attendance: 23,512

2000

East 9, West 4

Columbus Crew Stadium Columbus, OH MVP: Mamadou Diallo Attendance: 23,495 (sellout)

1999

West 6, East 4

Qualcomm Stadium San Diego, CA MVP: Preki Attendance: 23,227

1998

MLS USA 6, MLS World 1

Florida Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL MVP: Brian McBride Attendance: 34,416

1997

East 5, West 4

Giants Stadium E. Rutherford, NJ MVP: Carlos Valderrama Attendance: 24,816

1996

East 3, West 2

Giants Stadium E. Rutherford, NJ MVP: Carlos Valderrama Attendance: 78,416 (sellout)


1996 MLS ALL-STAR GAME EAST 3, WEST 2 -- July 14, 1996 at Giants Stadium, Meadowlands, NJ ATTENDANCE: 78,416 (sellout) 1996 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F West All-Stars 2 0 2 East All-Stars 1 2 3 EST--Ramos (Valderrama) 14 WST--Preki (Cienfuegos) 33 WST--Kreis (Hurtado) 37 EST--Savarese (unassisted) 69 EST--Pittman (Valderrama) 88 WEST - Jorge Campos (Mark Dodd 45), John Doyle, Robin Fraser, Dan Calichman (Mark Santel 45), Preki, Mauricio Cienfuegos (Paul Bravo 45), Cobi Jones (Mo Johnston 45), Leonel Alvarez, Jason Kreis, Eric Wynalda (Diego Sonora 45), Eduardo Hurtado (Digital Takawira 45). TOTAL SHOTS: 20 (Preki 5, Johnston 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 6 (Kreis 2, Preki 2); SAVES: 4 (Campos 1, Dodd 3), FOULS: 5 (Alvarez 3); OFFSIDE: 5; CORNER KICKS: 5. EAST - Tony Meola (Mark Dougherty 45), Martin Vasquez (Steve Rammel 67), Jeff Agoos, Cle Kooiman (Steve Pittman 45), Alexi Lalas, Roberto Donadoni (Marco Etcheverry 35), Carlos Valderrama, Tab Ramos (Doctor Khumalo 60), Roy Lassiter (Giovanni Savarese 42), Welton, Brian McBride. TOTAL SHOTS: 22 (Etcheverry 4, Welton 4, Khumalo 3, Lalas 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 7 (Savarese 2); SAVES: 3 (Meola 2, Dougherty 1), FOULS: 5 (Kooiman 3); OFFSIDE: 6; CORNER KICKS: 6. Referee: Kevin Stott; Referee’s Assistants: Arthur Reed, Greg Barkey. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Carlos Valderrama 1997 MLS ALL-STAR GAME EAST 5, WEST 4 -- July 9, 1997 at Giants Stadium, Meadowlands, NJ ATTENDANCE: 24,816 1997 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F West All-Stars 2 2 4 East All-Stars 0 5 5 WST--Washington (Preki, Sonora) 11 WST--Campos (Preki, Damian) 44 EST--Valderrama (Galderisi, Warzycha) 50 EST--Galderisi (Williams, Valderrama) 63 EST--Warzycha (McBride, Ralston) 66 EST--Williams (Valderrama) 70 WST--Takawira (Cerritos, Cienfuegos) 80 WST--Jones (Johnston) 86 EST--McBride (Galderisi) 88 EAST - Walter Zenga (Tony Meola 46); Eddie Pope (Ted Chronopoulos 46), Alexi Lalas (Frank Yallop 46), Jeff Agoos; Robert Warzycha (Diaz Arce reenters 79), John Harkes (Richie Williams 46), Roberto Donadoni (Steve Ralston 28), Carlos Valderrama, Marco Etcheverry (Giuseppe Galderisi 46); Raul Diaz Arce (Chiquinho Conde 46), Jaime Moreno (Brian McBride 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 36 (Valderrama 7, Conde 6); SHOTS ON GOAL: 18 (Valderrama 4, Conde 3); SAVES: 6 (Zenga 3, Meola 3); FOULS: 8; OFFSIDE: 8; CORNER KICKS: 8. WEST - Mark Dodd (Takawira reenters 58); Diego Sonora, Richard Gough (John Doyle 46), Marcelo Balboa (Mark Santel 46), Chris Henderson; Damian (Cobi Jones 46), Mauricio Cienfuegos, Preki (Mark Chung 46), Alain Sutter (Jorge Campos 35); Digital Takawira (Mo Johnston 46), Dante Washington (Ronald Cerritos 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 17 (Takawira, Johnston, Chung 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 10 (Takawira, Johnston 2); SAVES: 11 (Dodd 5, Campos 6); FOULS: 7; OFFSIDE: 7; CORNER KICKS: 4. Referee: Arturo Angeles; Referee’s Assistants: Jorge Reyes, Thomas Bobadilla. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Carlos Valderrama


1998 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS USA 6, MLS World 1 -- August 2, 1998 at the Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL ATTENDANCE: 34,416 1998 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F MLS USA 4 2 6 MLS World 0 1 1 MLU--T. Ramos (McBride, Balboa) 5 MLU--Lalas (unassisted) 15 MLU--McBride (Jones) 16 MLU--Preki (McBride, Harkes) 40 MLU--Lassiter (Agoos) 78 MLU--Jones (Bravo) 83 MLW--M. Ramos (Campos) 89 MLS WORLD - Jorge Campos (Thomas Ravelli 45), Geoff Aunger (Martin Machon 45), Jan Eriksson (Richard Gough 45), Lubos Kubik (Uche Okafor 45), Diego Sonora (Mo Johnston 45), Adrian Paz (Leonel Alvarez 30), Mauricio Cienfuegos (Welton 45), Carlos Valderrama (Geoff Aunger reenters 75), Marco Etcheverry (Mauricio Ramos 45), Raul Diaz Arce (Stern John 45), Jaime Moreno (Jorge Campos 69). TOTAL SHOTS: 17 (John 3, Ramos 3, Diaz Arce 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 8 (Ramos 2); FOULS: 10 (Alvarez 2, Okafor 2, Aunger 2); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 8; SAVES: 5 (Ravelli 4, Campos 1). MLS USA - Tony Meola (Zach Thornton 45), Marcelo Balboa (Jeff Agoos 45), Alexi Lalas (Robin Fraser 45), Eddie Pope, Cobi Jones (Ross Paule 45), Thomas Dooley (Chris Armas 45), Tab Ramos (Ben Olsen 45), John Harkes (Cobi Jones reenters 69), Frankie Hejduk (Mike Burns 45), Brian McBride (Paul Bravo 45), Preki (Roy Lassiter 45). TOTAL SHOTS: 21 (Lalas 3, Preki 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 11 (Lassiter 2, Lalas 2, Jones 2); FOULS: 5 (Hejduk 2); OFFSIDE: 1; CORNER KICKS: 8; SAVES: 7 (Meola 5, Thornton 2). Referee: Esse Baharmast; Referee’s Assistants: Greg Barkey, Arthur Reed. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Brian McBride 1999 MLS ALL-STAR GAME West 6, East 4 -- July 17, 1999 at Qualcomm Stadium, San Diego, CA ATTENDANCE: 23,227 1999 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F West All-Stars 4 2 6 East All-Stars 1 3 4 EST--Lassiter (McBride) 1 WST--Preki (Kosecki) 13 WST--Kosecki (Nowak, Lalas) 32 WST--Jones (Preki, Kubik) 36 WST--Preki (Kosecki) 38 EST--Moore (pk) 62 EST--Valderrama (Moreno) 73 EST--John (unassisted) 83 WST--Wright (Cerritos) 84 WST--Cerritos (Cienfuegos) 89 EAST - Tom Presthus (Walter Zenga, 46), Eddie Pope (Robert Warzycha, 46), Jeff Agoos (Leo Cullen, 46), Thomas Dooley (Carlos Llamosa, 46), Richie Williams (Stern John, 46), John Harkes (Brian Maisonneuve, 46), Carlos Valderrama, Marco Etcheverry, Ben Olsen (Mark Chung, 46, out at 53), Brian McBride (Joe-Max Moore, 46; reenter at 54 due to Chung injury), Roy Lassiter (Jaime Moreno, 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 22 (Moore 5); SHOTS ON GOAL: 12 (Moore 5); FOULS: 12 (John 3); OFFSIDE: 1 (Lassiter); CORNER KICKS: 8 (Etcheverry 3); SAVES: 3 (Presthus 2). WEST - Zach Thornton (Matt Jordan, 46), Marcelo Balboa (Lalas, 66, reenter; Kubik reenter at 79), Lubos Kubik (Mauricio Wright, 46), Alexi Lalas (Robin Fraser, 46), Cobi Jones (Kosecki, 61, reenter), Eddie Lewis (Jason Kries, 46), Peter Nowak (Paul Bravo, 46), Preki (Mauricio Cienfuegos, 46), Chris Armas (Ross Paule, 46), Raul Diaz Arce (Carlos Hermosillo, 46), Roman Kosecki (Ronald Cerritos, 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 21 (Preki 3, Kosecki 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 9 (Preki 2); FOULS: 5 (Five with one); OFFSIDE: 3 (three with one); CORNER KICKS: 6; SAVES: 7 (Jordan 4). Referee: Sandra Hunt; Referee’s Assistants: Tom Bodadilla, Jorge Reyes. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Preki


2000 MLS ALL-STAR GAME East 9, West 4 -- July 29, 2000 at Columbus Crew Stadium, Columbus, OH ATTENDANCE: 23,495 2000 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F West All-Stars 4 0 4 East All-Stars 3 6 9 EST--Mathis (Chung, Ammann) 2 WST--Razov (Jones, Preki) 17 WST--Cienfuegos (Jones) 19 WST--Razov (Jones, Azizi) 22 EST--Moreno (Chung) 36 EST--Valencia (Moreno) 39 WST--Nowak (Jones, Preki) 44 EST--Chung (McBride, Valderrama) 51 EST--Diallo (Valderrama) 59 EST--Diallo (Valderrama, Heaps) 61 EST--Heaps (Diallo, McBride) 64 EST--Washington (Petke) 67 EST--McBride (Washington, Valderrama) 76 WEST - Tony Meola (Zach Thornton 46), Robin Fraser (Peter Vermes 46), Greg Vanney, Marcelo Balboa, Khodadad Azizi (Chris Henderson 46) (Tony Meola 80, Zach Thornton 46), Preki (Khodadad Azizi 67, Tony Meola 80), Mauricio Cienfuegos (Luis Hernández 46), Peter Nowak (Dario Brose 46), Chris Armas (Matt McKeon 32), Ante Razov (Jason Kreis 46), Cobi Jones (Ariel Graziani 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 29 (Kreis 4, Hernandez 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 14 (Hernandez 4); FOULS: 1 (Vanney 1); OFFSIDE: 5; CORNER KICKS: 8; SAVES: 8 (Meola 4, Thornton 4). EAST - Mike Ammann (Scott Garlick 46), Eddie Pope (Mike Clark 32), Lothar Matthaus (Jay Heaps 46), Jeff Agoos (Mike Petke 34), John Harkes, Jaime Moreno (Brian McBride 46), Steve Ralston (Pablo Mastroeni 34), Carlos Valderrama, Mark Chung (Mike Ammann 88, Scott Garlick 46), Clint Mathis (Mamadou Diallo 46), Adolfo Valencia (Dante Washington 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 28 (Valencia 4, Mathis 4, McBride 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 17 (Moreno 3, Valencia 3, Heaps 3); FOULS: 1 (Harkes 1); OFFSIDE: 6; CORNER KICKS: 6; SAVES: 10 (Garlick 7, Ammann 3). Referee: Paul Tamberino; Referee's Assistants: George Vergara, Robert Fereday MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Mamadou Diallo


2001 MLS ALL-STAR GAME East 6, West 6 -- July 28, 2001 at Spartan Stadium, San Jose, CA ATTENDANCE: 23,512 2001 Scoring Summary: 1 2 F West All-Stars 4 2 6 East All-Stars 3 3 6 WST--Donovan (Cannon, Balboa) 3 WST--Donovan (Graziani, Cienfuegos) 7 WST--Donovan (Lagos, Balboa) 18 WST--Graziani (Cerritos, Agoos) 26 EST--Pineda Chacon (McBride, Etcheverry) 28 EST--McBride (Preki, Quaranta) 34 EST--McBride (Perez, Quaranta) 39 EST--Diallo (Mastroeni) 53 WST--Kovalenko (Jones, Spencer) 69 EST--Rooney (unassisted) 84 EST--Cate (Bishop, Etcheverry) 87 WST--Donovan (McKeon, Brown) 92+ EAST - Nick Rimando (Tim Howard 46), Carlos Llamosa (Mike Clark 46), Mike Petke (Steve Jolley 46), Pablo Mastroeni, Marco Etcheverry (Caté 56), John Wilmar Perez (Jim Rooney 45), Preki (Marco Etcheverry 74, Cate 56), Ian Bishop, Santino Quaranta, Brian McBride (Diego Serna 46), Alex Pineda Chacon (Mamadou Diallo 41) TOTAL SHOTS: 33 (Diallo 9); SHOTS ON GOAL: 20 (Diallo 5); FOULS: 6 (Mastroeni 2); OFFSIDE: 4; CORNER KICKS: 8; SAVES: 14 (Howard 11, Rimando 3). WEST - Joe Cannon (Zach Thornton 46), Jeff Agoos (Diego Gutierrez 46), Marcelo Balboa (C.J. Brown 46), Troy Dayak, DaMarcus Beasley (Jesse Marsch 46), Mauricio Cienfuegos (Dema Kovalenko 46), Manny Lagos (Landon Donovan 69, John Spencer 46), Chad Deering (Matt McKeon 46), Landon Donovan (John Spencer 46), Ronald Cerritos (Luis Hernandez 46), Ariel Graziani (Cobi Jones 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 27 (Donovan 5); SHOTS ON GOAL: 20 (Kovalenko 4, Donovan 4); FOULS: 4 (four players with 1); OFFSIDE: 5; CORNER KICKS: 6; SAVES: 12 (Thornton 6, Cannon 6). Referee: Noel Kenny; Assistant Referees: Scott Weyland, Roger Itaya MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Landon Donovan


2002 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 3, U.S. National Team 2 – August 3, 2002 at RFK Stadium, Washington D.C. ATTENDANCE: 31,096 Scoring Summary: USA--Donovan (Henderson, D. Beasley) 57 MLA--Kreis (Klein) 59 MLA--Etcheverry (Vaca, Barrett) 72 USA--Jones (McBride, Maisonneuve) 76 MLA--Ralston (Kreis, Klein) 81 USA--Tony Meola (Juergen Sommer 46), Eddie Pope (Alexi Lalas 46), Carlos Llamosa (Chris Henderson 46), Jeff Agoos (Chad Deering 46), Cobi Jones, Brian Maisonneuve, Pablo Mastroeni, Preki (Mike Burns 46), DaMarcus Beasley, Landon Donovan, Brian McBride TOTAL SHOTS: 20 (Maisonneuve 5); SHOTS ON GOAL: 11 (Maisonneuve 3); FOULS: 5 (Mastroeni 2); OFFSIDE: 2; CORNER KICKS: 6; SAVES: 4 (Meola 2, Sommer 2); CAUTIONS: none; EJECTIONS: none MLS ALL STARS--Tim Howard (Joe Cannon 46), Ryan Suarez (Wade Barrett 18), Mike Petke (Ariel Graziani 46), Carlos Bocanegra (Richard Mulrooney 78, Dema Kovalenko 70), Steve Ralston (Chris Klein 46), Richard Mulrooney (Dema Kovalenko 70, Joselito Vaca 46), Carlos Valderrama (Mike Petke 70, Ariel Graziani 46), Dema Kovalenko (Joselito Vaca 46), Mark Chung (Steve Ralston 70, Chris Klein 46), Taylor Twellman (Marco Etcheverry 46), Carlos Ruiz (Jason Kreis 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (five players with 2); SHOTS ON GOAL: 7 (Kovalenko 2, Kreis 2); FOULS: 7 (Suarez 2); OFFSIDE: 4; CORNER KICKS: 4; SAVES: 9 (Cannon 8, Howard 1); CAUTIONS: none; EJECTIONS: none Referee: Brian Hall; Assistant Referees: Nathan Clement, Craig Lowry MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Marco Etcheverry 2003 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 3, CD Guadalajara (Chivas) 1 - August 2, 2003, The Home Depot Center, Carson, Calif. ATTENDANCE: 27,000 Goals by Period 1 2 T CD Guadalajara 0 1 1 MLS All-Stars 0 3 3 Scoring Summary: MLS -- Razov (Donovan, Cienfuegos) 57 CDG -- Garcia (Sol) 66 MLS -- Ruiz (Bocanegra) 68 MLS -- Beasley (unassisted) 83 Guadalajara -- Oswaldo Sanchez, Omar Rodriguez (Hector Reynoso 51), Joel Sanchez, Heriberto Morales (Francisco Rodriguez 81), Juan Pablo Alfaro, Johnny Garcia, Manuel Sol (Omar Bravo 75), Carlos Salcido, Rafael Medina, Jair Garcia (Miguel Sabah 67), Ramon Ramirez (Luis Alonso Sandoval 28) (Ramon Morales 75). TOTAL SHOTS: 14 (Rafael Medina 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 10 (Jair Garcia 3, Rafael Medina 3); FOULS: 16 (Jair Garcia 3); OFFSIDES: 7 (Jair Garcia 2); CORNER KICKS: 10 (Rafael Medina 3, Manuel Sol 3); SAVES: 1 (Oswaldo Sanchez 1) MLS All-Stars -- Kevin Hartman, Danny Califf, Eddie Pope (Hong Myung-Bo 46), Carlos Bocanegra, Frankie Hejduk, Amado Guevara (Landon Donovan 46), Ryan Nelsen (Chris Armas 46), Preki (Mauricio Cienfuegos 56), DaMarcus Beasley, Clint Mathis (Ante Razov 46) (Kyle Martino 89), Taylor Twellman (Carlos Ruiz 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (Carlos Ruiz 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 4 (4 tied with 1); FOULS: 11 (Ryan Nelsen 2, Carlos Ruiz 2); OFFSIDES: 7 (Taylor Twellman 4); CORNER KICKS: 3 (Preki 3); SAVES: 9 (Kevin Hartman 9) Misconduct Summary: MLS -- Nelsen (caution; Tackle from Behind) 14 CDG -- Sanchez (caution; Reckless Foul) 36 CDG -- Morales (caution; Reckless Foul) 51 CDG -- Reynoso (caution; Reckless Foul) 69 CDG -- Sabah (caution; Reckless Foul) 74 Referee: Kevin Terry; Referee's Assistants: Chris Strickland; Steven Davidson; 4th Official: Alex Prus MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Carlos Ruiz


2004 MLS ALL-STAR GAME East All-Stars 3, West All-Stars 2 - July 31, 2004, RFK Stadium ATTENDANCE: 21,378 Goals by Period 1 2 T West All-Stars 1 1 2 East All-Stars 1 2 3 Scoring Summary: EST -- Guevara (Ralph) 20 EST -- Guevara (penalty kick) 22 WST -- Ching (Mulrooney, Donovan) 43 EST -- Eskandarian (Guevara, Joseph) 74 WST -- Kreis (Donovan) 89 West All-Stars -- Pat Onstad (Kevin Hartman 46), Chris Albright, Jeff Agoos (Cory Gibbs 73), Cory Gibbs (Kerry Zavagnin 46), Jimmy Conrad, Andreas Herzog (Chris Klein 46), Richard Mulrooney (Jason Kreis 46), Ronnie O'Brien (Richard Mulrooney 73), Brian Ching (Jovan Kirovski 46), Landon Donovan, Carlos Ruiz (Brian Ching 73). TOTAL SHOTS: 17 (Brian Ching 4, Ronnie O'Brien 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 8 (Jason Kreis 3); FOULS: 1 (Ronnie O'Brien 1); OFFSIDES: 3 (Jovan Kirovski 2); CORNER KICKS: 3 (3 tied with 1); SAVES: 3 (Pat Onstad 2) East All-Stars -- Henry Ring (Jon Busch 46), Frankie Hejduk, Jim Curtin, Robin Fraser, Eddie Pope (Steve Ralston 46), Chris Armas (Shalrie Joseph 46), Eddie Gaven (Pat Noonan 46), Amado Guevara (Eddie Gaven 81), Dema Kovalenko, Jaime Moreno (Freddy Adu 46), Damani Ralph (Alecko Eskandarian 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 16 (Amado Guevara 5); SHOTS ON GOAL: 6 (Amado Guevara 2); FOULS: 3 (Eddie Gaven 2); OFFSIDES: 3 (3 tied with 1); CORNER KICKS: 5 (Amado Guevara 5); SAVES: 6 (Jon Busch 3) Misconduct Summary: NONE Referee: Michael Kennedy; Referee's Assistants: Kermit Quisenberry; Thomas Supple ; 4th Official: Abbey Okulaja MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Amado Guevara (MetroStars) 2005 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 4, Fulham FC 1 - July 30, 2005, Columbus Crew Stadium ATTENDANCE: 23,309 Goals by Period 1 2 Tot Fulham FC 1 0 1 MLS All-Stars 1 3 4 Scoring Summary: MLS -- Twellman (Donovan) 23 FFC -- Jensen (penalty kick) 36 MLS -- O'Brien (Dempsey) 56 MLS -- Cunningham (Gomez, Parkhurst) 85 MLS -- Cunningham (Joseph) 89 Fulham FC -- Mark Crossley (Jaroslav Drobny 31), Moritz Volz, Carlos Bocanegra (Alain Goma 61), Zat Knight, Niclas Jensen, Steed Malbranque (Ahmed Elrich 89), Claus Jensen, Zesh Rehman (Sylvain Legwinski 75), Luis Boa Morte, Brian McBride (Collins John 61), Tomasz Radzinski (Heider Helguson 68). Substitutes Not Used: Liam Rosenour, Michael Timlin. TOTAL SHOTS: 10 (Claus Jensen 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 4 (Claus Jensen 2, Steed Malbranque 2); FOULS: 13 (4 tied with 2); OFFSIDES: 2 (Brian McBride 1, Tomasz Radzinski 1); CORNER KICKS: 2 (Claus Jensen 2); SAVES: 2 (Jaroslav Drobny 2) MLS All-Stars -- Matt Reis (Scott Garlick 89), Chris Albright (Ivan Guerrero 46), Jimmy Conrad, Greg Vanney, Frankie Hejduk, Ronnie O'Brien (Michael Parkhurst 84), Shalrie Joseph, Simo Valakari, Clint Dempsey (Jeff Cunningham 68), Taylor Twellman (Brad Davis 75), Landon Donovan (Christian Gomez 64). TOTAL SHOTS: 15 (Clint Dempsey 4, Taylor Twellman 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 6 (Jeff Cunningham 3); FOULS: 13 (Jimmy Conrad 3, Clint Dempsey 3); OFFSIDES: 7 (Taylor Twellman 6); CORNER KICKS: 3 (Landon Donovan 2); SAVES: 3 (Matt Reis 3) Misconduct Summary: FFC -- Moritz Volz (caution; Persistent Infringement) 39 MLS -- Jeff Cunningham (caution; Game Disrepute) 90 Referee: Ricardo Valenzuela; Referee's Assistants: George Gansner; Chris Strickland; 4th Official: Ricardo Salazar MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Taylor Twellman (New England Revolution)


2006 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 1, Chelsea FC 0 – Aug. 5, 2006, Toyota Park, Bridgeview, Ill. ATTENDANCE: 21,210 Goals by Period 1 2 T Chelsea FC 0 0 0 MLS All-Stars 0 1 1 Scoring Summary: MLS -- De Rosario (O'Brien) 70 Chelsea FC -- Carlo Cudicini (Hilario 64), Geremi Njitap, Paulo Ferreira (Ricardo Carvalho 46), John Terry, Wayne Bridge (Lassana Diarra 46), Michael Essien, Michael Ballack (John Obi Mikel 46), Frank Lampard, Shaun Wright-Phillips (Joe Cole 46) (Jimmy Smith 52), Didier Drogba (Salomon Kalou 46), Andriy Shevchenko (Arjen Robben 46). Substitutes Not Used: Ryan Bertrand, Michael Mancienne, Michael Woods. TOTAL SHOTS: 10 (John Terry 2, Salomon Kalou 2); SHOTS ON GOAL: 5 (5 tied with 1); FOULS: 13 (Lassana Diarra 3); OFFSIDES: 5 (Salomon Kalou 3); CORNER KICKS: 6 (Frank Lampard 3); SAVES: 1 (Hilario 1) MLS All-Stars -- Troy Perkins (Joe Cannon 46), Bobby Boswell, Facundo Erpen, Jimmy Conrad (Eddie Robinson 46), Chris Albright (Ronnie O'Brien 46), Dwayne De Rosario, Christian Gomez (Freddy Adu 46), Richard Mulrooney (Ricardo Clark 46), Joshua Gros, Brian Ching (Nate Jaqua 46), Jaime Moreno (Alecko Eskandarian 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (Dwayne De Rosario 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 2 (Dwayne De Rosario 1, Freddy Adu 1); FOULS: 9 (Jimmy Conrad 4); OFFSIDES: 1 (Brian Ching 1); CORNER KICKS: 5 (Dwayne De Rosario 2, Freddy Adu 2); SAVES: 5 (Joe Cannon 3) Misconduct Summary: MLS -- Jimmy Conrad (caution; Reckless Foul) 31 CHL -- Michael Essien (caution; Tackle from Behind) 82 Referee: Abbey Okulaja; Referee's Assistants: Nate Clement; Chris Strickland; 4th Official: Terry Vaughn MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Dwayne De Rosario (Houston Dynamo) 2007 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 2, Celtic FC 0 – July 19, 2007, Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, Colo. ATTENDANCE: 18,661 Scoring Summary: Goals by Period 1 2 T Celtic FC 0 0 0 MLS All-Stars 2 0 2 Scoring Summary: MLS – Angel (De Rosario) 36 MLS – Toja (unassisted) 44 Celtic FC – Artur Boruc, Stephen McManus, Lee Naylor, Steven Pressley (Bobo Balde 73), Mark Wilson, Scott Brown, Massimo Donati (Thomas Gravesen 68), Paul Hartley, Jiri Jarosik (Aiden McGeady 53), Scott McDonald (Maciej Zurawski 66), Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink). TOTAL SHOTS: 5 (Scott McDonald 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 2 (Scott Brown 1, Jiri Jarosik 1); FOULS: 7 (Scott Brown 2, Steven Pressley 2); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 3; SAVES: Artur Boruc 6; CAUTIONS: Steven Pressley 27, Scott Brown 49; EJECTIONS: None. MLS All-Stars -- Matt Reis (Kevin Hartman 47+), Jonathan Bornstein, Jimmy Conrad, Michael Parkhurst (Eddie Pope 83), Ricardo Clark (Pablo Mastroeni 60), Dwayne De Rosario (Christian Gomez 65), Shalrie Joseph, Ronnie O'Brien (Cobi Jones 80), Juan Toja, Juan Pablo Angel (Brian Ching 65), Eddie Johnson (Landon Donovan 65). TOTAL SHOTS: 13 (Eddie Johnson 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 8 (Eddie Johnson 2, Juan Toja 2); FOULS: 14 (Shalrie Joseph 3); OFFSIDE: 1; CORNER KICKS: 3; SAVES: Kevin Hartman 2; CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. Referee: Baldomero Toledo; Referee's Assistants: David Bragg, Jose Corro; 4th Official: Michael Kennedy. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Juan Pablo Angel (New York Red Bulls)


2008 MLS ALL-STAR GAME West Ham United FC vs. MLS All-Stars - July 24, 2008, BMO Field, Toronto, Ont., Canada Attendance: 20,844 (sellout) Goals by Period 1 2 T West Ham United 1 1 2 MLS All-Stars 2 1 3 Scoring Summary: WHU -- Ashton (Cole) 26 MLS -- Gomez (Blanco, Beckham) 27 MLS -- Blanco (Toja) 43 WHU -- Ashton (Boa Morte) 67 MLS -- De Rosario (penalty kick) 69 West Ham United -- Robert Green, Lucas Neill, Calum Davenport, Anton Ferdinand, Joe Widdowson, Julien Faubert (Junior Stanislas 75), Hayden Mullins (Jack Collison 65), Scott Parker, Matthew Etherington (Luis Boa Morte 46), Dean Ashton (Kyel Reid 80), Carlton Cole (Tony Stokes 91+) TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (Carlton Cole 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 7 (3 tied with 2); FOULS: 15 (Scott Parker 4); OFFSIDES: 2 (Dean Ashton 1, Carlton Cole 1); CORNER KICKS: 3; SAVES: 1 (Robert Green 1) MLS All-Stars -- Matt Reis (Pat Onstad 70), Jonathan Bornstein (Edson Buddle 88), Frankie Hejduk (Steve Ralston 88), Jimmy Conrad, Pablo Mastroeni, David Beckham, Christian Gomez (Jim Brennan 59), Shalrie Joseph, Juan Toja (Dwayne De Rosario 59), Kenny Cooper (Juan Pablo Angel 46), Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Landon Donovan 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (David Beckham 3, Kenny Cooper 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 4 (Dwayne De Rosario 2); FOULS: 17 (Frankie Hejduk 4); OFFSIDES: 4 (Juan Pablo Angel 2); CORNER KICKS: 7; SAVES: 5 (Matt Reis 4) Misconduct Summary: WHU -- Scott Parker (caution; Delaying a Restart) 46+ MLS -- Jonathan Bornstein (caution; Pushing, Holding) 52 MLS -- Frankie Hejduk (caution; Reckless Foul) 56 MLS -- Jimmy Conrad (caution; Reckless Foul) 82 Referee: Mauricio Navarro; Referee's Assistants: Hector Vergara; Greg Barkey; 4th Official: Mark Geiger MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Chicago Fire) 2009 MLS ALL-STAR GAME Everton FC vs. MLS All-Stars -- July 29, 2009, Rio Tinto Stadium, Sandy, Utah Attendance: 20,120 (sellout) Goals by Period 1 2 T Everton FC 1 0 1 MLS All-Stars 1 0 1 Scoring Summary: EVE -- Saha (unassisted) 12 MLS -- Davis (Holden, Casey) 26 Penalty-kick shootout (Everton wins 4-3): EVE -- James Vaughan (High); Jo (Save); Leighton Baines (Goal); Phil Neville (Goal); Joleon Lescott (Goal); Jack Rodwell (Goal) MLS -- Landon Donovan (Goal); Brad Davis (Save); Davy Arnaud (Save); Will Johnson (Goal); Conor Casey (Goal); Freddie Ljungberg (Save) Everton FC -- Tim Howard, Tony Hibbert, Joleon Lescott, Joseph Yobo, Leighton Baines, Tim Cahill (James Wallace 76), Marouane Fellaini (Jo 55), Phil Neville, Jack Rodwell, Leon Osman (James Vaughan 76), Louis Saha (Jose Baxter 76). Substitutes Not Used: Carlo Nash TOTAL SHOTS: 6 (Louis Saha 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 3 (Louis Saha 2); FOULS: 17 (Tim Cahill 3, Louis Saha 3); OFFSIDES: 1 (Louis Saha 1); CORNER KICKS: 2; SAVES: 6 (Tim Howard 6) MLS All-Stars -- Kasey Keller (Zach Thornton 46), Geoff Cameron, Chad Marshall (Bakary Soumare 46), Wilman Conde (Jhon Kennedy Hurtado 64), Stuart Holden (Javier Morales 64), Kyle Beckerman (Will Johnson 46), Freddie Ljungberg, Brad Davis, Fredy Montero (Landon Donovan 46), Conor Casey, Cuauhtemoc Blanco (Davy Arnaud 63). TOTAL SHOTS: 21 (Brad Davis 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 7 (5 tied with 1); FOULS: 17 (Conor Casey 3); OFFSIDES: 2 (Conor Casey 2); CORNER KICKS: 5; SAVES: 2 (Kasey Keller 2) Misconduct Summary: EVE -- Jack Rodwell (caution; Tactical Foul) 78 Referee: Ricardo Salazar; Referee's Assistants: Joe Fletcher; Philippe Briere; 4th Official: Terry Vaughn MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Tim Howard (Everton FC)


2010 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MANCHESTER UNITED vs. MLS ALL-STARS -- July 28, 2010, Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Attendance: 70,728 (sellout) Goals by Period 1 2 Tot Manchester United 2 3 5 MLS All-Stars 0 2 2 Scoring Summary: MNU--Macheda (unassisted) 1 MNU--Macheda (Nani) 13 MLS--Ching (Ferreira) 64 MNU--Gibson (unassisted) 70 MNU--Cleverley (Fletcher) 73 MNU--Hernandez (Scholes) 84 MLS--De Rosario (Ching) 90 MANCHESTER UNITED--Edwin van der Sar, Wes Brown, Jonny Evans, Fabio (Paul Scholes 72), Rafael, Nani (Javier Hernandez 63), Darren Fletcher, Ryan Giggs (Darron Gibson 51), John O'Shea, Federico Macheda (Danny Welbeck 63), Gabriel Obertan (Tom Cleverley 23). TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (Cleverley 3, Macheda 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 9 (Cleverley 3); FOULS: 13 (3 tied with 2); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 5; SAVES: van der Sar 9; MLS ALL-STARS--Donovan Ricketts (Nick Rimando 45), Kevin Alston (Dwayne De Rosario 74), Chad Marshall (Wilman Conde 63), Jamison Olave (Omar Gonzalez 45), Heath Pearce (Landon Donovan 74), Guillermo Barros Schelotto (David Ferreira 45), Marco Pappa (Jeff Larentowicz 45), Shalrie Joseph (Brad Davis 74), Sebastien Le Toux (Bobby Convey 45), Javier Morales (Jaime Moreno 63), Juan Pablo Angel (Brian Ching 46) TOTAL SHOTS: 19 (Pappa 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 11 (Pappa 3); FOULS: 9 (Alston 3, Ferreira 3); OFFSIDE: 0; CORNER KICKS: 5; SAVES: 4 (Rimando 4); Misconduct Summary: MNU--J. Evans 53 (caution) MLS--Conde 69 (caution) Referee: Jorge Gonzalez; Referee's Assistants: Craig Lowry, Thomas Supple; 4th Official: Michael Kennedy. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Federico Macheda (Manchester United FC) 2011 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MANCHESTER UNITED vs. MLS ALL-STARS – July 27, 2011 – Red Bull Arena, Harrison, N.J. Attendance: 26, 760 (sellout) SCORING SUMMARY: Goals by Period 1 2 T Manchester United FC 2 2 4 MLS All-Stars 0 0 0 Scoring Summary: MNU--Anderson 1 (Rooney 1, Berbatov 1) 20 MNU--Park 1 (Evra 1) 45 MNU--Berbatov 1 (Rooney 2) 52 MNU--Welbeck 1 (Anderson 1) 68 MANCHESTER UNITED--Anders Lindegaard (Ben Amos 46), Patrice Evra, Rio Ferdinand (Chris Smalling 61), Phil Jones, Nemanja Vidic (Mame Biram Diouf 73), Michael Carrick (Tom Cleverley 61), Park Ji-Sung (Nani 61), Ashley Young (Danny Welbeck 61), Anderson (Fabio 73), Dimitar Berbatov (Michael Owen 61), Wayne Rooney (Federico Macheda 61). TOTAL SHOTS: 11 (Rooney 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 6 (Welbeck 2); FOULS: 3 (3 tied with 1); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 4; SAVES: Lindegaard 4, Amos 1; CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. MLS ALL-STARS--Faryd Mondragon (Tally Hall 46, Kasey Keller 83), Bobby Convey (Corey Ashe 61), Sean Franklin (Heath Pearce 46), Tim Ream (Matt Besler 76), Jamison Olave (Geoff Cameron 38), David Beckham, Brad Davis (Jack Jewsbury 61), Shalrie Joseph (Kyle Beckerman 46), Omar Bravo (Juan Agudelo 81), Omar Cummings (Nick LaBrocca 46), Thierry Henry (Chris Wondolowski 46). TOTAL SHOTS: 13 (Beckham 3; Davis 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 5 (Davis 2); FOULS: 7 (Beckerman 2); OFFSIDE: 0; CORNER KICKS: 5; SAVES: Mondragon 1, Keller 1;CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. Referee: Jair Marrufo. Assistant Referees: C.J. Morgante; Corey Rockwell. 4th official: Jorge Gonzalez MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Park Ji-Sung (Manchester United)


2012 MLS ALL-STAR GAME MLS All-Stars 3, Chelsea FC 2-- July 26, 2012 – PPL Park, Chester, Pa. Attendance: 19,236 (sellout) Goals by Period 1 2 T Chelsea FC 1 1 2 MLS All-Stars 1 2 3 Scoring Summary: MLS—Wondolowski (unassisted) 21 CHL--Terry (Lampard) 32 CHL--Lampard (Ramires) 58 MLS--Pontius (De Rosario, Beckham) 73 MLS--Johnson (Beckerman, Pontius) 91+ MLS ALL-STARS -- Jimmy Nielsen (Dan Kennedy 46); Aurélien Collin (Carlos Valdes 36), Jay DeMerit, Justin Morrow (Ramiro Corrales 56), Steven Beitashour, David Beckham (Michael Farfan 74), Osvaldo Alonso (Kyle Beckerman 56), Dwayne De Rosario, Landon Donovan (Chris Pontius 46), Thierry Henry (Graham Zusi 57), Chris Wondolowski (Eddie Johnson 60) TOTAL SHOTS: 10 (Pontius 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 5 (5 tied with 1); FOULS: 5 (Alonso 2); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 1; SAVES: Nielsen 1, Kennedy 2; CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. CHELSEA FC -- Henrique Hilário (Ross Turnbull 46); John Terry (David Luiz 46), Gary Cahill (Nathaniel Chalobah 76), Branislav Ivanovic, Ashley Cole (Paulo Ferreira 46), Frank Lampard (Raul Meireles 61), Yossi Benayoun (Florent Malouda 46), Marko Marin (Lucas Piazon 61), Michael Essien (John Obi Mikel 61), Ramires (Eden Hazard 61), Romelu Lukaku (Kevin De Bruyne 75) TOTAL SHOTS: 18 (Marin 4, Lampard 4); SHOTS ON GOAL: 5 (Lampard 2); FOULS: 16 (Ramires 3); OFFSIDE: 0; CORNER KICKS: 6; SAVES: Henrique 2; CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. Referee: Baldomero Toledo; Referee's Assistants: Ian Anderson, Gregory Barkey; 4th Official: Jorge Gonzalez MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Chris Pontius 2013 MLS ALL-STAR GAME AS Roma 3 ,MLS All-Stars 1-- July 31, 2013 – Sporting Park, Kansas City, Kan. Attendance: 21,175 (sellout) Goals by Period 1 2 T AS Roma 1 2 3 MLS All-Stars 0 1 1 Scoring Summary: ROM--Strootman (Florenzi, Pjanić) 4 ROM--Florenzi (Balzaretti) 47 ROM--Tallo (Strootman, Bradley) 69 MLS--Gonzalez (Sanvezzo) 91+ MLS ALL-STARS -- Raúl Fernández (Nick Rimando 46); Tony Beltran, Matt Besler (Omar Gonzalez 46), Aurélien Collin, Corey Ashe (DeAndre Yedlin 66), Will Johnson (Chris Wondolowski 46), Kyle Beckerman (Patrice Bernier 46), Brad Davis (Landon Donovan 46), Graham Zusi (Camilo Sanvezzo 24), Marco Di Vaio (Mike Magee 46), Thierry Henry (Jack McInerney 57) TOTAL SHOTS: 12 (Gonzalez 2); SHOTS ON GOAL: 4 (4 tied with 1); FOULS: 11 (Beltran 2); OFFSIDE: 0; CORNER KICKS: 7; SAVES: Fernandez 1, Rimando 2; CAUTIONS: None; EJECTIONS: None. AS ROMA -- Morgan De Sanctis (Bogdan Lobonț 63); Vasilis Torosidis, Mehdi Benatia, Leandro Castán, Federico Balzaretti, Miralem Pjanić (Marquinho 63), Michael Bradley, Alessandro Florenzi (Daniele De Rossi 63), Kevin Strootman, Francesco Totti (Federico Ricci 87), Junior Tallo (Gianluca Caprari 80) TOTAL SHOTS: 11 (Tallo 3); SHOTS ON GOAL: 5 (Tallo 2); FOULS: 8 (Strootman 3); OFFSIDE: 3; CORNER KICKS: 3; SAVES: Lobonț 3; CAUTIONS: Pjanić 54; Marquinho 85); EJECTIONS: None. Referee: Hilario Grajeda; Referee's Assistants: Paul Scott, Bill Dittmar; 4th Official: Drew Fischer MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Alessandro Florenzi (A.S. Roma)



ALL-TIME ALL-STAR GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TIMES SELECTED PLAYER SEL GP Landon Donovan 13 11 Eddie Pope 11 8 Jeff Agoos 9 8 Cobi Jones 9 8 Pablo Mastroeni 9 5 Brian McBride 8 7 Preki 8 8 GAMES PLAYED PLAYER GP Landon Donovan 11 Jeff Agoos 8 Cobi Jones 8 Eddie Pope 8 Preki 8 GAMES STARTED PLAYER GS Preki 8 Jeff Agoos 7 Eddie Pope 7 10 players tied with 5 MINUTES PLAYED PLAYER MIN Landon Donovan 562 Jeff Agoos 452 Preki 452 Shalrie Joseph 434 Brian McBride 426 GOALS PLAYER GP GOALS Landon Donovan 11 5 Brian McBride 7 5 Cobi Jones 8 4 Preki 8 4 4 players tied with 3 ASSISTS PLAYER GP ASTS Brian McBride 7 8 Carlos Valderrama 5 8 Cobi Jones 8 7 Preki 8 6 Marcelo Balboa 5 4 Mauricio Cienfuegos 7 4 Landon Donovan 11 4 HAT TRICKS PLAYER GP HATS Landon Donovan 11 1

MULTI-GOAL GAMES PLAYER GP GAMES Jeff Cunningham 1 1 Mamadou Diallo 2 1 Landon Donovan 10 1 Amado Guevara 2 1 Brian McBride 7 1 Preki 8 1 Ante Razov 2 1 Federico Macheda 1 1 PENALTY-KICK GOALS PLAYER GP PKG Dwayne De Rosario 5 1 Amado Guevara 2 1 Joe-Max Moore 1 1 MISSED PENALTY KICK Luis Hernandez 1 (2000) (saved by Tim Howard) GOALKEEPERS GAMES PLAYED IN GOAL PLAYER GP Tony Meola 5 Zach Thornton 5 Jorge Campos 3 Joe Cannon 3 Kevin Hartman 3 Matt Reis 3 Tim Howard 3 Nick Rimando 3 GAMES STARTED IN GOAL PLAYER GS Tony Meola 4 Matt Reis 3 Jorge Campos 2 Tim Howard 2 17 players tied with 1 MINUTES PLAYED IN GOAL PLAYER MIN Tony Meola 210 Matt Reis 204 Zach Thornton 197 Kevin Hartman 180 Tim Howard 165 SAVES PLAYER GP SVS Tim Howard 3 19 Tony Meola 5 19 Joe Cannon 3 16 Zach Thornton 4 15 Scott Garlick 2 12 Kevin Hartman 3 12 SAVES PERCENTAGE PLAYER GP SAVES SOG PCT Scott Garlick 2 12 13 92.3 Kevin Hartman 3 12 14 85.7 Tim Howard 3 19 23 82.6 Tony Meola 5 19 26 73.1 Joe Cannon 3 16 22 72.7 Minimum: 10 saves



SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALS Game: 4 Landon Donovan, WST (07/28/2001 at EST) Half: 3 Landon Donovan, WST (07/28/2001 at EST, 1st) ASSISTS Game: 4 Cobi Jones, WST (07/29/2000 at EST) 4 Carlos Valderrama, EST (07/29/2000 vs. WST) Half: 4 Cobi Jones, EST (07/29/2000 at EST, 1st) 4 Carlos Valderrama, EST (07/29/2000 vs. WST, 2d) SHOTS Game: 10 Mamadou Diallo, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST) Half: 10 Mamadou Diallo, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST, 2d) SHOTS ON GOAL Game: 6 Mamadou Diallo, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST) Half: 6 Mamadou Diallo, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST, 2d) FOULS COMMITTED Game: 4 Jimmy Conrad, MLA (08/05/2006 vs. CHL) 4 Frankie Hejduk, MLA (07/24/2008 vs. WHU) 4 Scott Parker, WHU (7/24/2008 at MLA) FOULS SUFFERED Game: 5 Luis Boa Morte, WHU (07/24/2008 at MLA) 5 Freddie Ljungberg, MLA (07/29/2009 vs. EVE) 4 Cuauhtemoc Blanco, MLA (07/24/2008 vs. WHU) 4 Wilman Conde, MLA (07/29/2009 vs. EVE) OFFSIDE Game: 6 Taylor Twellman, MLA (07/30/2005 vs. FFC) GOALKEEPERS GOALS ALLOWED Game: 6 Zach Thornton, WST (07/29/2000 at EST) Half: 6 Zach Thornton, WST (07/29/2000 at EST, 2d) SAVES Game: 12 Tim Howard, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST) Half: 12 Tim Howard, EST (07/28/2001 vs. WST, 2d)

SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS (HIGHS) GOALS Game: 9 EST vs. WST (07/29/2000) 2 teams: 13 WST at EST (07/29/2000) Half: 6 EST vs. WST (07/29/2000) ASSISTS Game: 15 EST vs. WST (07/29/2000) 2 teams: 22 WST at EST (07/29/2000) 2 teams: 22 WST at EST (07/28/2001) Half: 11 EST vs. WST (07/29/2000) SHOTS Game: 38 EST vs. WST (07/09/1997) 2 teams: 64 WST at EST (07/29/2000) Half: 23 EST vs. WST (07/09/1997) SHOTS ON GOAL Game: 21 WST at EST (07/28/2001) 2 teams: 40 WST at EST (07/28/2001) Half: 14 WST at EST (07/28/2001) GOALS ALLOWED Game: 9 WST at EST (07/29/2000) 2 teams: 13 WST at EST (07/29/2000) Half: 6 WST at EST (07/29/2000) SAVES Game: 14 EST vs. WST (07/28/2001) 2 teams: 25 WST at EST (07/28/2001) Half: 12 EST vs. WST (07/28/2001) FOULS Game: 17 MLA vs. WHU (07/24/2008) 17 MLA vs. EVE (07/29/2009) 17 EVE at MLA (07/29/2009) 2 teams: 34 MLA vs. EVE (07/29/2009) Half: 18 MLA vs. WHU (07/24/2008)



FASTEST TWO GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - SAME TEAM MIN TEAM DATE 1 *MLS USA All-Stars 8/02/1998 2 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/29/2000 2 *MLS Western Conference 7/17/1999 2 *MLS Western Conference 7/29/2000 2 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/31/2004 * = consecutive goals (none by opposing team during span) FASTEST THREE GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - SAME TEAM MIN TEAM DATE 5 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/29/2000 5 *MLS Western Conference 7/29/2000 6 *MLS Western Conference 7/17/1999 * = consecutive goals (none by opposing team during span) FASTEST THREE GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - BOTH TEAMS MIN TEAM DATE 5 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000 5 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000 6 MLS West at MLS East 7/17/1999 6 MLS West at MLS East 7/17/1999 6 MLS West at MLS East 7/28/2001 FASTEST FOUR GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - SAME TEAM MIN TEAM DATE 8 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/29/2000 20 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/09/1997 23 *MLS Western Conference 7/28/2001 * = consecutive goals (none by opposing team during span) FASTEST FOUR GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - BOTH TEAMS MIN TEAM DATE 8 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000 13 MLS West at MLS East 7/28/2001 15 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000 FASTEST FIVE GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - SAME TEAM MIN TEAM DATE 16 *MLS Eastern Conference 7/29/2000 38 MLS Eastern Conference 7/09/1997 53 MLS Eastern Conference 7/28/2001 * = consecutive goals (none by opposing team during span) FASTEST FIVE GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - BOTH TEAMS MIN TEAM DATE 16 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000 21 MLS West at MLS East 7/28/2001 22 MLS West at MLS East 7/09/1997 22 MLS West at MLS East 7/29/2000

FASTEST TWO GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - ONE PLAYER MIN PLAYER DATE 2 *Mamadou Diallo, EST 7/29/2000 2 *Amado Guevara, EST 7/31/2004 4 *Landon Donovan, WST 7/28/2001 5 *Brian McBride, EST 7/28/2001 5 Ante Razov, WST 7/29/2000 * = consecutive goals (none by other players during span) FASTEST THREE GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - ONE PLAYER MIN PLAYER DATE 15 *Landon Donovan, WST 7/28/2001 * = consecutive goals (none by other players during span) FASTEST FOUR GOALS SCORED IN A ROW - ONE PLAYER MIN PLAYER DATE 87 Landon Donovan, WST 7/28/2001 FASTEST GOAL SCORED AT START OF GAME TIME PLAYER, TEAM, DATE, SCORE 0:22 Federico Macheda, MNU(07/28/2010, MNU 5 at MLS 2) 0:30 Roy Lassiter, EST (07/17/1999, EST 4 at WST 6) 2:00 Clint Mathis, EST (07/29/2000, EST 9 at WST 4) 3:00 Landon Donovan, WST (07/28/2001, EST 6 at WST 6) 5:00 Tab Ramos, MLU (08/02/1998, MLW 1 at MLU 6) MOST UNANSWERED GOALS GLS TEAM, DATE, SCORE 6 EST (07/29/2000, EST 9 at WST 4) 6 MLU (08/02/1998, MLW 1 at MLU 6) 4 on four occasions LARGEST LEAD HELD GLS TEAM, DATE, SCORE 6 MLU (08/02/1998, MLW 1 at MLU 6) 5 EST (07/29/2000, EST 9 at WST 4) 4 WST (07/28/2001, EST 6 at WST 6) 4 MNU (07/28/2010, MNU 5 at MLA 2) 4 MNU (07/27/2011, MNU 4 at MLA 0)



SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS (LOWS) - MLS ALL-STAR GAME (ALL-TIME) GOALS Game: 0 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006) Game: 0 CEL at MLA (07/19/2007) Game: 0 MLA vs. MNU (07/27/2011) 2 teams: 0 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006, 1) 0 EVE at MLA (07/29/2009, 1) Half: 0 16 times SHOTS Game: 5 CEL at MLA (07/19/2007) 2 teams: 18 CEL at MLA (07/19/2007) Half: 1 CEL at MLA (07/19/2007) SHOTS ON GOAL Game: 2 MLA vs. CHL (08/05/2006) Game: 2 CEL at MLA (07/19/2007) 2 teams: 7 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006) Half: 0 MLA vs. CDG (08/02/2003) GOALS ALLOWED Game: 0 MLA vs. CHL (08/05/2006) Game: 0 MLA vs. CEL (07/19/2007) Game: 0 MNU at MLA (07/27/2011) 2 teams: 1 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006) Half: 0 13 times SHOTS FACED Game: 2 CHL at MAS (08/05/2006) Game: 2 CEL at MAS (07/19/2007) SAVES Game: 1 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006) Game: 1 WHU at MLA (07/24/2008) 2 teams: 5 FFC at MLA (07/30/2005) Half: 0 FFC at MLA (07/30/2005) Half: 0 CHL at MLA (08/05/2006) Half: 0 WHU at MLA (07/24/2008) Half: 0 MLA vs. MNU (07/28/2010) LEGEND: EST: EASTERN CONFERENCE (1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004); WST: WESTERN CONFERENCE (1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004); MUS: MLS USA (1998); WRL: MLS WORLD (1998); MLA: MLS ALL-STARS (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010); USA: U.S. NATIONAL TEAM (2002); CDG: CD GUADALAJARA [CHIVAS] (2003); FUL: FULHAM FC (2005); CHL: CHELSEA FC (2006); CEL: CELTIC FC (2007); WHU: WEST HAM UNITED FC (2008); EVE: EVERTON FC (2009); MNU: MANCHESTER UNITED FC (2010, 2011); CHL: CHELSEA FC (2012); ROM: AS ROMA (2013)



SINGLE-GAME RECORDS MLS vs the WORLD FORMAT (2002-2012) ===================================== Goals 2 Jeff Cunningham, MAS 07/30/2005 vs. FFC W 4-1 2 Dean Ashton, WHU 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 2 Federico Macheda, MNU 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Assists 2 Chris Klein, MLA 08/03/2002 vs. USA W 3-2 2 Wayne Rooney, MNU 07/27/2011 at MAS W 4-0 Shots 5 Brian Maisonneuve, USA 08/03/2002 at MLA L 2-3 Shots on Goal 3 Brian Maisonneuve, USA 08/03/2002 at MLA L 2-3 3 Jair Garcia, CDG 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 3 Rafael Medina, CDG 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 3 Jeff Cunningham, MAS 07/30/2005 vs. FFC W 4-1 3 Carlton Cole, WHU 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 3 Tom Cleverley, MNU 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 3 Marco Pappa, MAS 07/28/2010 vs. MNU L 2-5 Fouls Committed 4 Jimmy Conrad, MAS 08/05/2006 vs. CHL W 1-0 4 Frankie Hejduk, MAS 07/24/2008 vs. WHU W 3-2 4 Scott Parker, WHU 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 Fouls Suffered 5 Luis Boa Morte, WHU 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 5 Freddie Ljungberg, MAS 07/29/2009 vs. EVE L 1-1 Offside 6 Taylor Twellman, MAS 07/30/2005 vs. FFC W 4-1 Saves 9 Kevin Hartman, MLA 08/02/2003 vs. CDG W 3-1 9 Edwin van der Sar, MNU 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Shots Faced 11 Edwin van der Sar, MNU 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Goals Allowed 3 Juergen Sommer, USA 08/03/2002 at MLA L 2-3 3 Oswaldo Sanchez, CDG 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 3 Jaroslav Drobny, FFC 07/30/2005 at MAS L 1-4 3 Robert Green, WHU 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 3 Nick Rimando, MAS 07/28/2010 vs. MNU L 2-5 3 Ross Turnbull, CHL 07/25/2012 at MAS L 2-3 Team Highs (2002-2012) =============================== Goals 5 Manchester United 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Assists 6 MLS All-Star Team 08/03/2002 vs. USA W 3-2 Shots 22 U.S. National Team 08/03/2002 at MLA L 2-3 Shots on Goal 11 U.S. National Team 08/03/2002 at MLA L 2-3 11 MLS All-Stars 07/28/2010 vs. MNU L 2-5

Fouls Committed 17 MLS All-Stars 07/24/2008 vs. WHU W 3-2 17 MLS All-Stars 07/29/2009 vs. EVE L 1-1 17 Everton FC 07/29/2009 at MAS W 1-1 Fouls Suffered 17 West Ham United 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 17 MLS All-Stars 07/29/2009 vs. EVE L 1-1 17 Everton FC 07/29/2009 at MAS W 1-1 Corner Kicks 10 CD Guadalajara 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 Offside 7 MLS All-Star Team 08/02/2003 vs. CDG W 3-1 7 CD Guadalajara 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 7 MLS All-Stars 07/30/2005 vs. FFC W 4-1 Saves 9 MLS All-Star Team 08/02/2003 vs. CDG W 3-1 9 Manchester United 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Shots Faced 11 MLS All-Star Team 08/03/2002 vs. USA W 3-2 11 Manchester United 07/28/2010 at MAS W 5-2 Goals Allowed 5 MLS All-Stars 07/28/2010 vs. MNU L 2-5 Team Lows (2002-2012) ============================== Shots 5 Celtic FC 07/19/2007 at MAS L 0-2 Shots on Goal 2 MLS All-Stars 08/05/2006 vs. CHL W 1-0 2 Celtic FC 07/19/2007 at MAS L 0-2 Fouls Committed 3 Manchester United 07/27/2011 at MAS W 4-0 Fouls Suffered 3 MLS All-Stars 07/27/2011 vs. MNU L 0-4 Corner Kicks 0 Chelsea FC 07/25/2012 at MAS L 2-3 0 MLS All-Stars 07/25/2012 vs. CHL W 3-2 Offside 0 MLS All-Stars 07/28/2010 vs. MNU L 2-5 0 MLS All-Stars 07/27/2011 vs. MNU L 0-4 0 Chelsea FC 07/25/2012 at MAS L 2-3 Saves 1 CD Guadalajara 08/02/2003 at MLA L 1-3 1 Chelsea FC 08/05/2006 at MAS L 0-1 1 West Ham United 07/24/2008 at MAS L 2-3 Shots Faced 2 Chelsea FC 08/05/2006 at MAS L 0-1 2 MLS All-Stars 07/19/2007 vs. CEL W 2-0

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