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Landon Donovan’s injury creates concerns for Galaxy and United States national team
Oct 7, 2012, 10:43 AM EDT
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MLS playoff positioning is at stake, not to mention this little matter of World Cup qualifying for the United States:
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Fabian Espindola scored twice as the visitors survived a fierce, early onslaught against the Galaxy:
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Rolfe has become the difference between winning and losing in Chicago.
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The San Jose Earthquakes striker scores three to sew up the 2012 honor:
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How hard is it to pick a ball out of air and nail it this cleanly? Crazy hard:
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And Hans Backe’s boys have just two matches in which to sort things out:
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A win in New York keeps Chicago in contention for the Eastern Conference crown:
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Highlights to go with three quick talking points:
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The Fire needed to be tight and right following two consecutive losses; they got things right at Red Bull Arena in a big Eastern Conference clash.
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If you’re waiting for the goal of the weekend, you can get on with your life. This is it.
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Snap Judgments: Title contenders cruise on Premier League Saturday
Oct 6, 2012, 3:30 PM EDT
Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City had no trouble on Saturday, each rolling out to multi-goal victories.
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The latest distracting stunt from a man with a history of them:
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Thierry Henry and Co. will want to grab all the points against slumping Chicago:
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New York 2 is coming into focus. I guess new parks just happen in MLS now? That’s great, but what does it mena for New York 1?
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U.S. Soccer moving forward with plans for new women’s league
Oct 6, 2012, 10:39 AM EDT
U.S. Soccer is trying to make sure it gets done right.
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Eight years after his first call up (and two years after his last), Eddie Johnson’s ready to rejoin the U.S. Men’s National Team.
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Well, well, well: Look who’s playing for Manchester City today
Oct 6, 2012, 9:33 AM EDT
Hey! I remember this guy:
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For some, being signed by Inter Milan would be a dream come true. For 17-year-old Martin Bengtsson, that dream turned into a nightmare.
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The league’s second- and third-place teams meet Saturday in Los Angeles:
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Three things I know for certain about the AZ Alkmaar and U.S. international forward.
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Video: Sir Alex says goodbye
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Video: Morgan committed to growth of new women's league
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Video: Boy with cancer, 8, scores against major league soccer team
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Video: Red Bulls pull off win on the road
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Video: Highlights: Montreal extinguish Chicago
