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by Paul Kennedy
[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] The new season has come early -- perhaps too early -- for the Columbus Crew. The forecast is for temperatures to be in the 20s with flurries when the depleted Crew hosts Real Salt Lake Tuesday night (TV: Fox Soccer Channel, 8 pm ET) in the first ...
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[MLS] Charlie Davies scored for D.C. United, which won the Carolina Challenge Cup with a 2-2 tie with Toronto FC. The Columbus Crew won the Atlanta Pro Soccer Challenge with wins over New England and Houston. The expansion Portland Timbers ended their preseason campaign unbeaten at 2-0-6 when they tied ...
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"[The spectator misbehavior charge] follows an incident at the Chatsworth Stadium in the match between Golden Arrows and Orlando Pirates where Orlando Pirates spectators behaved in a disorderly manner in that after the final whistle they threw porridge at the match official."-- From a statement by the South African Premier ...
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[AMERICANS ABROAD] U.S. national team midfielder Alejandro Bedoya confirmed he will have a trial at English Premier League club Birmingham this week.
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[NATIONAL LEAGUE] Concorde Fire Elite (U-16 Red division) and Tulsa SC (U-17 Blue division) clinched U.S. Youth Soccer National League titles over the holiday weekend at Weston Regional Park in Weston, Fla.
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[TELEVISION GUIDE] For giants Real Madrid and Chelsea, defeat is not an option when they play on the road Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League. A Real Madrid loss would mean four straight losses at Lyon's Stade Gerland and threaten to extend to extend the Merengues' string of exits in ...
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[VIDEO PICK] Freddy Adu played in his first competitive game in 10 months when he debuted for Turkish second division Rizespor in a 3-0 win over Orduspor and played a role in two goals.
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[OFF THE POST] A draw was a good as a win for players on third-tier English club Leyton Orient, who were rewarded with a (postseason) trip to Las Vegas by the club's owner after they held Arsenal to a 1-1 tie on Jonathan Tehoue's 89th-minute goal in their fifth-round English ...
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