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by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS CUP 2010] Forecasts of rain that could sodden the recently installed grass field at BMO Field added yet another nugget of intrigue as Colorado and FC Dallas finalized their preparations for MLS Cup 2010 to be played Sunday (TV: ESPN, Galavision, 8:30 p.m. ET). From Toronto, Soccer America's Ridge ...
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"It doesn't tell me anything. Let's see if they score eight against us on Monday." -- Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo after getting word that Barcelona beat Almeria, 8-0, on Saturday. Real Madrid, which beat Athletic Bilbao, 5-1, travels to Barcelona for Nov. 29's clash with a one-point lead. Both Ronaldo ...
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by Paul Kennedy
[WOMEN'S WORLD CUP QUALIFYING] The USA moved closer to qualifying for the 2011 Women's World Cup in Germany with a 1-0 win over Italy thanks to Cal senior Alex Morgan's goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time.
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[AMERICANS ABROAD] U.S. international Stuart Holden had another excellent game in midfield for rampaging Bolton Wanderers in its 5-1 win over Newcastle. Teenager Joshua Gatt scored his third goal for Cashpoint SCR Altach in its 4-0 win over FC Trenkwalder Admiral in their top-of-the-table clash. In Denmark's second division, U.S. ...
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by Paul Kennedy
[COLLEGE] Notre Dame ousted two-time North Carolina, 4-1, before 1,522 fans in the third round of the NCAA Division I Women's Tournament, marking the first time the Tar Heels had lost a game by more than one goal in almost 25 years and the most goals they've given up in ...
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Top-ranked Stanford, Florida State and Boston College are the only teams among the top eight regional seeds still alive in the NCAA Division I Women's Tournament. For all the third-round action ...
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No. 7 South Carolina was the only higher seeded team to lose in the third round of the NCAA Men's Tournament. Michigan, a 3-1 winner over the Gamecocks, joined No. 1 seed Louisville, the lone unbeaten left in the tournament, Maryland, Akron, North Carolina, SMU, California and UCLA in next ...
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The fields are set for the NCAA Division II and III final fours (men's and women's) in Louisville, Ky., and San Antonio, Texas, respectively, on Dec. 2-4. The NAIA men's and women's finals (both 16-team fields) begin next week in Alabama. For all the small-college weekend action ...
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