Former United coach Rene Meulensteen has joined the Russian side

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Former United coach Rene Meulensteen has joined the Russian side as a coach and could well FIFA 15 play a part in securing the Portugal international, who has just a year remaining on FIFA 15 Coins his contract. The 26-year-old has also been strongly linked with Roma.AC Milan defender Kevin Constant walked off the pitch after he suffered racist abuse during a friendly match against fellow Italian side Sassuolo on Tuesday.It is the second such incident involving Milan this year after Constant’s FIFA 15 ultimate teammate Kevin-Prince Boateng kicked the ball into the crowd and left the field after also suffering racist abuse from supporters during a mid-season friendly at Pro Patria. In contrast from that occasion in January, the rest of the FIFA 15 players did not follow suit, and the match continued with a substitute coming on to replace Constant and an announcement warning the crowd that the match would be abandoned if further incidents occurred.The Italian FIFA Federation has immediately announced an inquiry. In May, FIFA introduced new regulations to try and combat racism from fans, which includes the provision for clubs to be relegated or expelled from competitions for repeat offenses. However, following the incident involving Boateng, FIFA president Sepp Blatter responded by saying that he didn’t think the FIFA 15 player has taken the correct course of action."Walk off? That's not the solution,” he told the BBC.This latest occurrence happened in a 2-1 friendly defeat for Milan at the newly promoted Serie A side Sassuolo in the Trofeo TIM pre-season tournament, which also involves Juventus. Constant, a French-born Guinea international, was preparing to take a throw-in in the 34th minute when he grabbed a ball and kicked it into the supporters' area. The United States is expected to have few problems when Jurgen Klinsmann’s side kicks off its Gold Cup campaign against competition debutants Belize on Tuesday. The clash in Portland will be the first ever meeting between the U.S. and the Central American nation, which is about the size of Massachusetts.While it will be a significant occasion for Belize, for the U.S. the Gold Cup falls well down the pecking order a year before the FIFA. After a difficult beginning, Klinsmann has his side on the verge of confirming their place in Brazil following three straight wins and encouraging performances in the Hexagonal last month.secured a 1-0 victory in FIFA qualifying. It proved a turning point for the home side’s Hexagonal campaign, but for the Ticos it led to angry protests that the match was even allowed to be FIFA 15 played. Like the U.S., Jorge Luis Pinto’s side is coming off the back of two straight wins; beating Cuba 3-0 before a 1-0 victory over Belize.USA (probable)G: RimandoD: Parkhurst, Goodson, Orozco, BeasleyM: Corona, Beckerman, Holden, TorresF: Donovan, WondolowskiCosta Rica (probable)G: PembertonD: Umana, Diaz, Meneses, MadrigalM: Barrantes, Tejeda, Borges, WallaceF: Arrieta, SaborioPrediction: While they eventually won comfortably, the U.S. begun poorly against Cuba and Klinsmann will want to see an improvement from his side against Costa Rica. Brek Shea could well pay the price for his struggles last time out and is likely to be replaced by Jose Torres, while, after scoring two FIFA goals as a substitute, Chris Wondolowski may return in place of Herculez Gomez. However, with Costa Rica also far from impressive in narrowly beating Belize, a closely fought win could be on the cards for the U.S. to secure their eighth-straight victory.USA 2-1 Costa RicaWhere to watch: The Gold Cup Group C match will kick-off at 8 p.m. ET. Coverage will be provided by the Fox Soccer Channel and UniMas. It's a good time to be a soccer-crazed Brazilian (for most of the nation, at least according to stereotypes). The national FIFA 15 ultimate team just won the Confederations Cup for the third time in a row, and the biggest event in the sport, the FIFA, is coming to Brazil in 2014. But as the celebrations for the win wear off, the Federation Internationale de FIFA Association (FIFA), the body that governs world soccer and the FIFA, has voiced concerns that the country might not be ready for the show next year.