USA's midfielder Michael Bradley jumps for the ball next to Panama's midfielder Anibal Godoy. Michael Bradley #4 of the United States and Alberth Elis #19 of Honduras. Ever Alvarado #5 of Honduras trips Sebastian Lletget #9 of the United States. USA's players on the bench in San Jose. Costa Rica's midfielder Joel Campbell (L) dribbles past USA's Matt Besler (R) and John Brooks.
MAGDALA (Migdal), a city on Lake Gennesaret (the Sea of Galilee) in Galilee, about 7 km. north of Tiberias. It is overlooked by a high escarpment near the Wadi Hamam (the Valley of the Robbers).
The Maghreb or Maghrib is the name given in pre-modern times by Arab writers on geography and history to the northern part of Africa, that which Europeans often came to call Barbary. The Arabic word maghreb means âplace where the sun setsâ, i.e. The west, in opposition to mashriq âplace where the sun risesâ, i.e. The east. In modern usage the Maghreb comprises the political units of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Mauritania. To the north, the region is bounded by the Mediterranean Sea, and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean, running from the Straits of Gibraltar southwestwards to the deserts of Mauritania.