by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS] Three playoff spots remain up for grabs as MLS enters its final week of play. Five teams -- Kansas City, New York, D.C. United, Real Salt Lake and Colorado - vie to join Columbus, Chicago, New England, Houston and Chivas USA in postseason play. Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney explains ... Read the whole story
by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS] The limitations of the MLS Reserve Division have prompted some teams to send players out on season-long loans, and in the case of Red Bull goalkeeper Danny Cepero, that small investment paid off boxcars. He scored the first goalkeeper's goal in league history and played a solid all-around game ... Read the whole story
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[MLS] Juan Pablo Angel struck twice for New York to keep the Red Bulls in playoff contention. Like Angel, Brian Ching hit the 13-goal mark, as Houston eliminated Los Angeles with a 3-0 win. Yura Movsisyan, Will Johnson and Robbie Findley scored Real Salt Lake's 3-1 win over FC Dallas, ... Read the whole story
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[AMERICANS ABROAD] Midfielder Michael Bradley returned to Borussia Moenchengladbach's lineup as the Bundesliga's second-to-last place team earned its first point in five games. Other young Americans, Freddy Adu and Jozy Altidore, saw a small taste of action for their clubs. Read the whole story
by Ian Plenderleith
[GERMANY] It's hard not to love the Bundesliga this season after another weekend of high-scoring drama involving Werder Bremen and 1899 Hoffenheim. Read the whole story
by Ian Plenderleith
[SPAIN] Barcelona and Real Madrid continue to creep up the standings, both teams posting narrow away victories at the weekend. Rampant Valencia is still top. Read the whole story
by Ian Plenderleith
[ITALY] Champion Inter began to look ominously good in a 4-0 win at Roma, while its city rival Milan is also stepping up a gear, beating Sampdoria 3-0. Read the whole story
by Ian Plenderleith
[ENGLAND] The Big Four all won, but Hull City is still refusing to accept that Champions League qualifying spots are the domain of the established regulars. Read the whole story
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What They're Saying
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"Some fans were probably coming out for the first time tonight, and we put on a good show in the first half and taught them a little bit about soccer in the second half and how to manage a game." -- Houston defender Craig Waibel after a crowd of 30,361 watched the Dynamo defeat a David Beckham-less Los Angeles Galaxy with three first-half goals to
clinch first place in the West and eliminate the Galaxy from playoff contention. (Houston Chronicle) ...More
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