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Home > Soccer America Daily > Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008
by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS] Aside from a stout defense, a healthy squad, and some luck, what every MLS coach wants more than anything else in the playoffs is a hot scorer. Read the whole story
by Ridge Mahoney
[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Whether due to fatigue, a backlog of games, or a fierce storm that delayed the kickoff 45 minutes, for one of the few times this season the Houston Dynamo just didn't have it. Read the whole story
by Ian Plenderleith
[UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Barcelona traveled to Basel and knocked in five goals, while there were narrow wins for Inter and Chelsea in Wednesday night's Champions League action. Read the whole story
by Soccer America
[OFF THE POST] Last week, we reported on a Pennsylvania woman who was allowed to keep her concealed handgun permit despite carrying a Glock 26 to her 5-year-old daughter's soccer games. Now there's news from Texas that a soccer dad might lose his permit after pulling a gun on the ... Read the whole story
by Soccer America
[2009 UNDER-17 WORLD CUP] Compared to most countries, Nigeria has been largely shielded from the credit crunch affecting markets around the world, but that has not stopped the Nigerian government pulling the plug on the organization of the 2009 FIFA Under-17 World Cup. Read the whole story


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"This is a one-off incident and the practice isn't prevalent in UAE football. It's the players' personal choice to use black magic and very much their own decision." -- Ahmed Mohammed al Rahomi, spokesman of the Dubai Sports Council after two players, including United Arab Emirates' star striker Faisal Khalil, were arrested on suspicion of practicing "black magic" and casting spells against other players. (The National) ...More


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