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Players:
1. Carlos Vela, LAFC
2. Hany Mukhtar, Nashville SC
3. Walker Zimmerman, Nashville SC
4. Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez, LA Galaxy
5. Jordan Morris, Seattle Sounders
Teams:
1. Seattle Sounders
2. Nashville SC
3. Charlotte FC
4. Philadelphia Union
5. Austin FC
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Soccer America Top of the NewsThe Memorial Day weekend marks the end of play for Americans in the Bundesliga and Premier League. Read the whole story
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Tuesday, June 6
FC Cincinnati vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds, 7 p.m. ET B/R App/B/R Football YouTube
Chicago Fire vs. Houston Dynamo, 8:30 p.m. ET CBS Sports Golazo Network.
Wednesday, June 7
Birmingham Legion vs. Inter Miami, 8 p.m. ET CBS Sports Golazo Network
Real Salt Lake vs. LA Galaxy, 9:30 p.m. ET B/R App/B/R Football YouTube
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NYCFC, back home after a four-game road swing, is desperate to kick-start a playoff push. Read the whole story
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Group A Uzbekistan 2-2 New Zealand // *Argentina 3-0 Guatemala
Group B *USA 3-0 Fiji // Ecuador 2-1 Slovakia
Group C Senegal 1-1 Israel // *Colombia 2-1 Japan
Group D *Nigeria 2-0 Italy // Brazil 6-0 Dominican Republic
Group E *England 3-2 Uruguay // Tunisia 3-0 Iraq
Group F *Gambia 2-1 France // South Korea 2-2 Honduras
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Soccer America ConfidentialThe 19-year-old Texan has been playing for Real Sociedad's reserve team since arriving in Spain from Louisville City. Read the whole story
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• FC Cincinnati signed 18-year-old midfielder Gerardo ‘Dado’ Valenzuela as a Homegrown Player with a contract through the 2026 season plus two option years. Valenzuela, who was born in Florida, is the fifth Homegrown Player on Cincinnati’s current roster after Stiven Jimenez, Arquimides Ordoñez, Harrison Robledo and Paul Walters.
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Soccer America ConfidentialUli Hesse has written the best and most focused book about the greatest German player, faults and all. Read the whole story
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• France. Winger Delphine Cascarino will miss the World Cup after her club, Lyon, announced that she would be out of action "for several months" with a knee injury (partial rupture of the right anterior cruciate ligament). The 26-year-old winger came off in tears in Lyon's 1-0 win over Paris SG last weekend that clinched another French title. Les Bleues, under new coach Herve Renard, are already without striker Marie-Antoinette Katoto due to a knee injury.
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The young Borussia Dortmund teammates compete in a quiz (highlights included) on BVB goalscorers. Read the whole story
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A parade for hundreds of thousands of Dortmund fans is planned on Sunday. First, there's a title to clinch. Just a little pressure. Read the whole story
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1. Please excuse Kristian Fletcher from D.C. United training. He’s got to graduate. By Steven Goff (Washington Post)
2. Behind the scenes at Apple and MLS's studios, where every Saturday is 'like the Olympics' By Jonathan Tannenwald (Philadelphia Inquirer)
3. Bundesliga investor plan rejected after intense fan protests By Matt Ford (DW.com)
