Sunset Soccer Club

We have a March roster for the upcoming friendliest with Belgium and Portugal. Questions abound for head coach Mauricio Pochettino without much time left to answer them ahead of the World Cup. Tyler breaks down what we hope to learn after these two matches, as well as who is on and missing from this USMNT roster.

Tyler is joined by Daniel Robertson to preview the questions and opportunities facing the U.S. Men’s National Team ahead of their March friendlies against Belgium and Portugal. With the World Cup looming just ~90 days away, questions about who starts in the midfield, Weston McKennie’s best position, and the health of Sergino Dest loom large for Mauricio Pochettino’s squad. Finally, we wrap up this...

The Sunset Soccer Club celebrates their 10th episode by welcoming Arman Kafai back to the show to talk about a brand new season of MLS. New York Red Bulls impress under Michael Bradley, LAFC scores a big win, and Arman likes what he’s seeing from Nashville SC. Elsewhere, the USMNT got good news on the injury front, and Weston McKennie’s contract situation might be nearing a resolution.

This episode of the Sunset Soccer Club features updates on the Ricardo Pepi transfer situation, yet another injury for Gio Reyna, and a wild day in the Champions League. Following some comments made by Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti about Weston McKennie’s ability to play as a striker, Tyler names his top 3 USMNT players who could have played another position. Finally, rumors of a World Cup bo...

Tyler is back with a brand new episode of The Sunset Soccer Club, diving into a six pack of news and information impacting the USMNT and broader soccer world. Weston McKennie is flying at Juventus, but for how much longer? Gio Reyna isn’t playing (again), and we keep a close eye on the injury report for a few key USMNTers. 

As we wrap up 2025 and the 2026 World Cup picture begins to take shape for the USMNT, it’s time to start projecting who takes the field as the starting XI when the U.S. takes on Paraguay in their opening match on June 12. Tyler brings you his very speculative starting XI. What does he get right? Where does he go wrong? Let us know on Instagram or email us at

The groups for the 2026 World Cup are now set, outside of the remaining playoffs that will complete the field. We discuss the group and the matchups for the USMNT. Also, who got the best draw out of the host countries of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada? Arman Kafai makes his return to the show to catch us up on Inter Miami’s 3-1 win over Vancouver in the MLS Cup Final. And finally, Mohamed Salah and...

Recapping Wins over Paraguay and Uruguay for the USMNT Daniel Robertson joins the show this week to discuss the USMNT’s 2-1 win over Paraguay and 5-1 win over Uruguay in their final matches of 2025. What do the wins mean for the team’s 2026 World Cup aspirations, and what players helped their case to be on the roster next June? Tune in to hear Tyler Kern and Daniel Robertson break it all down.

It’s the 3rd episode of The Sunset Soccer Club! On this episode of the show: The Kickoff: Three standout performers from the weekend and an outstanding game of note in the Bundesliga. Steve Davis joins the show to discuss the season in review for FC Dallas. How does he evaluate Eric Quill’s first season in charge? Who should the club build around moving forward? Steve shares his thoughts on these...

It’s Episode #2 of The Sunset Soccer Club. We kick this episode off with some news and observations from a big Tuesday of action in the Champions League, featuring Real Madrid vs Liverpool and PSG vs Bayern Munich. Liverpool looks to have found their form, while Bayern proves they belong in the conversation with the top teams in the tournament. Our guest this week is none other than Arman Kafai, w...

Welcome to The Sunset Soccer Club! This show is built on the idea that soccer is for everyone. Whether you’re a diehard fan, casual observer, or you tune in every four years for the World Cup, we want The Sunset Soccer Club to be a place where you can enjoy learning more about the game. With the World Cup on the horizon in 2026, there’s no shortage of things to talk about in the world of soccer.