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FC Dallas advanced to the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Championship game with a 2-1 overtime win over the Seattle Sounders on Tuesday evening at Qwest Field in Seattle, Washington.
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The New England Revolution clinched a berth Tuesday night in the U.S. Open Cup final with a 2-1 extra-time victory against the USL First Division’s Carolina RailHawks at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
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It wasn’t easy. It wasn’t pretty. But the New England Revolution survived and earned their second trip to a Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final with a 2-1 victory against USL First Division side Carolina RailHawks in extra time at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
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Sitting with the worst record in Major League Soccer after having made the highest-profile signing in league history, conventional wisdom suggests that heads are going to roll around the Los Angeles Galaxy. But Landon Donovan says that would be a bigger mistake than any that have come before.
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Russell Anderson joins Kenny Miller and Gary Naysmith on Scotland’s injury list.
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From the first 5 rounds of the premier league.
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Loading ...The last thing Toronto FC needs in the midst of an MLS-record scoring drought is (another) injury to their top goal-scorer, but Wednesday’s training session saw striker Danny Dichio spend more time on the sidelines than on the field.
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MLS Newsstand — September 4, 2007
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Derby’s Craig Fagan is charged with violent conduct over an incident with Liverpool’s Alvaro Arbeloa.
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McClaren will not quit even if England lose, and other paper chat
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U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Bob Bradley has named the 19-man roster that will face five-time World Cup champions Brazil on Sept. 9 in Chicago.
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Wigan boss Chris Hutchings signs Cameroon international left-back Salomon Olembe, on a one-year contract.
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Richard Bevan says he is relishing the challenge of taking over from John Barnwell as chief executive of the League Managers’ Association.
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D.C. United has moved atop the MLS overall standings and leads in the chase for the Supporters’ Shield after a resounding victory over the victory to highlight Week 22 of the Major League Soccer season.
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The Cinderella of the 2007 U.S. Open Cup faces MLS competition again when the expansion Carolina RailHawks (USL First Division) take on the New England Revolution.
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A quick look back at the 23rd round of MLS matches — who did what, what it means and what to look for next.
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One of the real surprise outfits of this year’s U.S. Open Cup, the Seattle Sounders — who have twice defeated MLS teams this year — look for a hat trick when they play host to FC Dallas.
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The number of foreign players plying their trade in England is only going to increase, says Birmingham City chairman David Gold.
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(23 votes, average: 4.48 out of 5) Loading ...Substitute Louis Saha marked his season debut with a vital winning goal as United struggled to beat Roy Keane’s team, Sunderland.
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Former Manchester United player, Roy Keane returned to Old Trafford but it was a no sentimental return for him, it was business as usual, and as he said in an interview, “Expect no hugs and kisses”. A host of former United players returned to Old Trafford such as Dwight Yorke and Andy Cole who was as a spectator due to an injury.
Before the action, both teams assembled into a guard of honour for Ole Gunner Solskjaer whom he retired completely from football this week. The veteran striker received a big applause from his team mates, Sunderland squad and from all of the 4 corners in ground, which it was a very sentimental moment for everyone.
(14 votes, average: 3.93 out of 5) Loading ...John Terry, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Owen Hargreaves miss England’s first training session ahead of two key Euro 2008 qualifiers.
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Why we need Sir Trevor Brooking to ruffle football’s feathers
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Hull City will unveil former Nigeria international Jay-Jay Okocha as their new signing on Tuesday.
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Scotland lose Kenny Miller and Gary Naysmith for the Euro 2008 qualifiers against Lithuania and France.
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Wrexham defender Steve Evans is set to sit out Wales’ Euro 2008 qualifier with Germany on Saturday due to injury.
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Newcastle midfielder Charles N’Zogbia commits to the club until 2012.
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Recalled striker Emile Heskey says he wants to prove he is good enough to play for England.
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Frank Lampard is out of England’s Euro 2008 qualifer with Israel on Saturday - and he is 50-50 to play Russia four days later.
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Bolton striker Heidar Helguson will be out for nearly two months with an ankle injury.
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On Saturday, FC Dallas lost 4-0 to D.C. United at Pizza Hut Park, their worst home loss since the facility opened in 2005. By the following morning, that setback was out of the Hoops’ mindset. It had to be by the time they left for Seattle in advance of Tuesday’s U.S. Open Cup semifinal against the USL First Division Sounders at Qwest Field (9 p.m. CT).
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Damien Johnson and Tony Capaldi are ruled out of Northern Ireland’s Euro 2008 qualifiers in Latvia and Iceland.
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MOSCOW - Match ratings from yesterday’s Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester United here in Moscow.
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