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The Guardian
England, the USA's first opponent at the 2010 World Cup, has personnel problems according to Kevin McCarra, who points out that when Coach Fabio Capello watches a club game his gaze must be fixed on national team players "who are not there."
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Reuters
The French soccer federation (FFF) said Franck Ribery and Sidney Govou must be presumed innocent at this stage after being heard as witnesses by police investigating a prostitution network.
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Sports Illustrated
Grant Wahl caught up with former Colorado and MetroStars striker Shaun Bartlett, who scored 28 goals for South Africa in 74 games, including two strikes at the 1998 World Cup.
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AP
South Africa president Jacob Zuma opened a new $295 million terminal building at Johannesburg's O.R. Tambo airport as World Cup organizers stressed they have not overspent on hosting the world's biggest sporting event.
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Washington Post Soccer Insider
D.C. United, which has started the season with three loss, has more injury problems.
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Pegasus News
FC Dallas has hired former Penn State head coach Barry Gorman as the club's first technical director.
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