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by Ridge Mahoney
The decision of D.C. United lead partner Victor MacFarlane to sell out to partner William Chang represents MLS's first major ownership change since the freezing of credit markets in September. The move follows several setbacks in United's efforts to get a new stadium project off the ground and was necessitated ...
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by Soccer America
"For us, they're champions already. We needed an escape from so much violence, and from living behind closed doors." -- Housewife Adelina Terrazas, a fan of Mexican First Division club Indios, which reached the semifinals of the Torneo Clausura despite having the league's lowest payroll and playing in Juarez, which ...
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by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS PREDICTIONS] Seattle and Real Salt Lake have flattened out after quick starts, and are on the road to play Colorado and D.C. United, respectively. The Galaxy has tied all four of its road games. Can it get at least a point again in Dallas? The matchup of San Jose ...
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by Ridge Mahoney
[MAKING A LIST] If you've been marking "X" on your 1-X-2 prediction card for MLS games this season, you've been doing well. Almost 40 percent of MLS games to date have ended in ties, making a tie almost as common as a home win. Tie results are significantly higher than ...
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by Paul Kennedy
[AMERICANS ABROAD] Jose Francisco Torres' Pachuca beat Marco Vidal's Indios, 2-0, in the first leg of their semifinal series in Mexico's Torneo Clausura.
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by Paul Kennedy
[WORLD 2010 QUALIFYING] Chicago Fire defender Bakary Soumare has been recalled by Mali for a pair of World Cup qualifiers against Ghana and Benin June 7 and 21.
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by Paul Kennedy
[CONFEDERATIONS CUP] Ronaldinho won't be playing in next month's Confederations Cup. Nor will Ronaldo. But Brazil coach Dunga found room for three uncapped players who will part of the 23-player squad for World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Paraguay and the Confederations Cup in South Africa.
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by Paul Kennedy
[UNDER-17 WORLD CUP] It looks like Nigeria will lose the Under-17 World Cup, which it is scheduled to host in the fall. Following an inspection tour, Concacaf president Jack Warner, who serves as chairman of the U-17 organizing committee, said he would give local organizers a month to get four ...
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