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Summoning something extra, the Galaxy eliminated Western Conference champion San Jose:
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The Eastern Conference champions out-shot Houston, 20-3, but never seriously tested goalkeeper Tally Hall. The finishing in a word: awful.
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Heavy snowfall pushes back the Eastern Conference semifinal by 24 hours:
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He says it’s a no-brainer.
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Statement from Major League Soccer’s director of communications:
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Snap judgments: Quick reactions to Wednesday’s Champions League action
Nov 7, 2012, 7:14 PM EDT
A shock result at Parkhead capped a goal-rich day of UEFA Champions League action.
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Offshore drilling, Champions League: at Chelsea 3, Shakhtar Donetsk 2
Nov 7, 2012, 5:53 PM EDT
It wasn’t convincing, but Chelsea got a win in Wednesday’s Champions League action, clawing their way back to the top of Group E.
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Real Salt Lake and Seattle will take the field on Thursday with the unenviable task of topping Friday’s thriller.
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The 2013 tournament, including Mexico and four World Cup winners, happens next June in Brazil:
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In tonight’s important MLS playoff in New York, who benefits from the impending nasty weather?
Nov 7, 2012, 10:55 AM EDT
Seems the visitors, D.C. United, might find bad conditions more helpful:
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It’s a great move for the club, that gets another year of service from their classy German defender:
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The full, final round World Cup regional qualifying schedule will be out later today (plus a little tidbit of U.S. roster news):
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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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Offshore Drilling, Champions League: at Schalke 2, Arsenal 2
Nov 6, 2012, 7:04 PM EDT
Arsenal’s two first half goals were not enough to hold off Schalke, who held on to first place in Group B with a draw in Gelsenkirchen.
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Snap Judgments: Quick reactions to Tuesday’s Champions League results
Nov 6, 2012, 5:22 PM EDT
Don’t be fooled by the final scores. Three 2-2 draws made for an exciting day of Champions League soccer.
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The champs will need something special to keep from being eliminated Wednesday by their California rival:
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Houston has a 2-0 lead going into the second leg of the team’s Eastern Conference semifinal series:
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Things are all level as the old rivals prepare to finish their two-leg series Wednesday at Red Bull Arena:
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Adding to the Freddy Adu discussion as his time at Philadelphia looks finished
Nov 6, 2012, 11:10 AM EDT
Coaches look at the game one way, most fans another:
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Losing Rosales would strip most of the midfield creativity from the team:
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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
