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Behold the perfect technique on this one:
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Let’s talk about U.S. center backs, about a three-man midfield and about the better opposition ahead for Jurgen Klinsmann’s team:
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For the second consecutive day, domestic soccer is dealing with issues of violence against women:
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What we’re thinking, what we’re watching, what’s coming on the blog today and the RASNoD (Random American Soccer Name of the Day). Setting up your day in soccer:
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Facts still need sorting, for sure, but a little more has been revealed about the United States women’s national team’s No. 1 in goal, who had a pretty lousy day.
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Assuming his knee holds up, longtime Liverpool and England international midfielder Steven Gerrard is about to collect his 100th cap for country.
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Watch her wonderful, meaningful acceptance speech from last weekend’s LA Gay and Lesbian Center’s Anniversary Gala:
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United officials say they have already sold 17,000 seats for Sunday’s return leg against Houston at RFK Stadium:
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There a lot of great stuff on the calendar, and maximizing your viewing is going to be tricky … but we know you’re up for the job:
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It’s still iffy, but look what we just found on Twitter:
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Uh, can you tell us one more time where that United States match against Russia is happening?
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Would Jozy Altidore even be in the squad if Johnson was available? Seems like a fair question:
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What we’re thinking, what we’re watching, what’s coming on the blog today and the RASNoD (Random American Soccer Name of the Day). Setting up your day in soccer:
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Trust issues: wondering if Timothy Chandler is really “all in” for the United States?
Nov 12, 2012, 9:35 PM EDT
After two notorious rejections, the German-American defender is back with the U.S. team:
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Houston’s veteran center back put himself in a great spot to turn away a potential 67th minute game-changer:
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Juninho injury bad news for L.A. Galaxy, but damage somewhat limited
Nov 12, 2012, 3:48 PM EDT
A month or so back, an injury to L.A.’s perennially underrated Brazilian midfielder Juninho might have looked crippling:
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Was the critical refereeing moment Sunday in Houston really such an egregious mistake?
Nov 12, 2012, 2:20 PM EDT
The echo chamber effect took hold – but there’s more nuance in yesterday’s choice that kept Houston’s Andrew Hainault on the field against D.C. United:
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Millions of television doctors wrong about John Terry’s knee injury
Nov 12, 2012, 12:47 PM EDT
Turns out, John Terry won’t be out forever, even if Sunday’s injury looked set to sideline him long term.
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Jurgen Klinsmann releases his 20-man roster for Wednesday’s match at Russia:
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Seattle was mildly effective on defense for only a half, and more or less inept at the attacking end throughout a distressing loss in L.A.:
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Video: Police clash with protesters in Brazil
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Video: Highlights: Sounders win in final minutes
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Video: Highlights: Revolution dismantle Galaxy
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Video: What does New York FC have to do to succeed?
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Video: The Hype: Bending the screen like Beckham
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Video: Galaxy's Rogers talks about coming out to the public
