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It's a paradox that playing sports is supposed to be good for you, and yet some people die as a result of playing them, says Rob Hughes of the International Herald Tribune. Indeed, FC Sevilla's Antonio Puerta was not the first soccer player to die from cardiac arrest while playing; ... Read the whole story
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English giant Arsenal, the club that famously said it would not be bought, is starting to look like a prime target for a takeover, says the Independent's Sam Wallace. Earlier this week, the club's former vice chairman, David Dein, sold his 14.58 percent stake in the club to an investment ... Read the whole story
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There has been no word yet that the Spanish league resolved its dispute with its television distributor, so don't expect to see many La Liga games televised this weekend, but the show goes on, nevertheless. Without a doubt, this weekend's headliner is the clash between Real Madrid and Villarreal at ... Read the whole story
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FC Dallas' new designated player Denilson received his work permit on Thursday, which means the 2002 World Cup winner could make his MLS debut as early as this Saturday against D.C. United. However, before Denilson is cleared to play, FCD has to release one of the four players currently occupying ... Read the whole story
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MLSNet.com, the official Web site of Major League Soccer, has seen a 117 percent boost in Web traffic over the previous year since the arrival of David Beckham to MLS, according to comScore Media Metrix, which chronicles the flow of traffic to Web sites. According to the measurement firm, traffic ... Read the whole story
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