Tim Howard

Soccer goalkeeper and World Cup star

Tim Howard - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 6th, 1979
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A prominent soccer goalkeeper, achieved recognition for exceptional performances in various leagues, including the English Premier League and MLS. Played for Manchester United, where contributions to the team led to a League Cup victory. Also had a successful stint at Everton, known for consistent performances over a decade. Represented the United States national team, most notably during the 2014 FIFA World Cup, where set a record for the most saves in a World Cup match against Belgium. Retired from international play after earning 121 caps.

Played for Manchester United and Everton

Set a World Cup record for most saves in a match

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