Section 2 Around the Net Editions for April 2009
- Section 2 Around the Net - Thursday, April 30, 2009
- Chivas USA Using Versatility to Succeed
- Can Klinsmann Resist California?
- Milan Believes Scudetto Still Possible
- Wenger Says United Will Pay for Not Scoring More
- Serie A to Separate From Serie B
- Palmeiras and Chivas Advance in Copa Libertadores, Barely
- Section 2 Around the Net - Wednesday, April 29, 2009
- MLS Picks Foreign Foe for All-Star Game
- Fire's Blanco and MLS Referee Under Investigation
- Dangerous Debt Levels for Spanish Clubs
- All Mexican Games to Be Played Without Fans
- Berlusconi Wants Young-Blooded Coach
- FIFA Sets New Anti-Doping Policy
- Lucescu New Romania Coach after Dad Declines
- Section 2 Around the Net - Tuesday, April 28, 2009
- Vidic Says Defense Is Key Against Arsenal
- Nyarko could get Ghana Call-Up
- Red Star Falls Further
- Chicago Fire Partners with Club America
- Juve Punished for Fan Slurs
- EPL Promotion in Sight for Reading
- Soehn Delighted with D.C. Comeback
- Section 2 Around the Net - Monday, April 27, 2009
- Bayern sacks Juergen Klinsmann
- TFC Trying to Rebound Quickly From Carver's Resignation
- RSL Flirts with Perfection Against the Revs
- Ronaldo Strikes Twice More for Corninthians
- At 35, Giggs Wins PFA Award for First Time
- Celebrating Soccer's Democratic Power in South Africa
- Adebayor Likens Milan to Beyonce
- Prince Hails Italian Influence on English Game
- Section 2 Around the Net - Friday, April 24, 2009
- Coaches and their Superstitions
- D.C. United Acquire Former Revs Defender
- Fabregas and Brown Face FA Charges
- Another Option for Beckham
- Adriano Leaves Inter
- Milutinovic Believes Iraq Can Win Confederations Cup
- Section 2 Around the Net - Thursday, April 23, 2009
- Bora Not Deterred by Lingering Violence in Iraq
- D.C. United Showcases Depth In Open Cup
- Keane Returns as Manager of Ipswich Town
- German Defender Involved in Police Sting
- Romanian Referees Arrested For Bribes
- Greening the Beautiful Game
- Section 2 Around the Net - Wednesday, April 22, 2009
- Arshavin Scores Four, Can't Sleep
- WPS Commissioner Likes What She Sees So Far
- After Last Year's Glory, Quito Fighting Elimination
- Southern California Clubs on Opposite Ends
- Police Officer Uses Soccer to Mentor At-Risk Youth
- Italy Set for 7th Homeless World Cup
- Celtic Considers Playing in England
- Section 2 Around the Net - Tuesday, April 21, 2009
- MLS 'Eye Candy' in CosmoGirl Gallery
- Playmakers Off to Slow Starts in MLS
- Clint Mathis Settled in Salt Lake
- Hooligans Cause Iran's Head Coach to Resign
- Police Team Qualifies for State Challenge Cup
- Villa Boss Fears Club Can't Compete Financially
- Gerrard Out for Key Stretch In Liverpool's Title Push
- Section 2 Around the Net - Monday, April 20, 2009
- Inquiry On 'Financial Doping' at Top English Clubs
- Montero Wants to Use MLS as Spring-Board
- Successful English Clubs Not Very English, says Ranieri
- Boca Coach Thinks Team Deserved More in Superclasico
- AFC Chief Continues to Accuse OCA of Buying Votes
- In-Form Milan Pull Level with Juventus
- Fowler to Make Australian Debut Against Sydney
- Mexico's Biggest Rivalry
