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Monthly Archives: September 2012
USMNT Daily Update: Livestrong Park’s chance to be the new go-to WCQ venue
By IVES GALARCEP When the U.S. Men's National Team takes on Guatemala at Livestrong Sporting Park next month in World Cup qualifying, there will be more on the line than a spot in the Hexagonal round of CONCACAF qualifying. … Continue reading
MLS Ticker: Beckham returns, Soumare out for the season, and more
After being sidelined for three weeks, David Beckham has recovered from an ankle injury and could make his return to action for the Los Angeles Galaxy on Sunday when they take on the Colorado Rapids. Beckham resumed training this week … Continue reading
Mid-Day Ticker: Pardew given eight-year deal, FIFA sets World Cup kickoff times, and more
Alan Pardew is credited with having done one of the best managing jobs in Europe last year in helping guide Newcastle United to the brink of a UEFA Champions League place. Newcastle rewarded him for that success on Thursday by … Continue reading
Posted in European Soccer, World Cup 2014
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College Soccer Rewind: Notre Dame tops Indiana, Marquette stays perfect, & more
Notre Dame bounced back from their first loss of the season with a victory that re-establshes their place as one of the nation's top teams. Fighting Irish centerback Grant Van De Casteele headed home a Dillon Powers corner kick in … Continue reading
Posted in College Soccer
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Thursday Kickoff: Terry suspended, Rooney returns in Cup win, and more
John Terry has been suspended for four matches and fined £220,000 after the English FA found him guilty of misconduct relating to racial slurs Terry was accused of hurling at Queens Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand last season. Terry, who … Continue reading
Posted in European Soccer
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Americans Abroad: Midweek Rewind
photo by John Todd/ISIphotos.com By FRANCO PANIZO For the second time in four days, TSG 1899 Hoffenheim scored three goals en route to picking up three points and for the second time in four days, Fabian Johnson accounted for one … Continue reading
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College Soccer: Indiana and Notre Dame clash in tonight’s marquee match-up
Notre Dame fell from the ranks of the unbeaten last weekend, but they will have a chance to re-assert their status as one of the top teams in the country when they take on Indiana tonight (7pm) in a battle … Continue reading
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USMNT Daily Update: How Klinsmann has embraced the ‘empty bucket’ philosophy without actually playing it
When Jurgen Klinsmann became U.S. Men's National Team head coach more than a year ago, there was a widely-held belief that he was going to usher in a new era of attack-minded American soccer, and he would do away with … Continue reading



