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Capello warns England players over their conduct
Capello warns England players over their conduct
Makelele to retire
Paris St Germain captain Claude Makelele has announced he intends to retire at the end of the season.
AP CHLG-Champions League Headlines At 2 p.m.
Foster ruled out of Champs League final
CSKA Moscow 1-1 Sevilla: Jimenez left with mixed emotions
CSKA Moscow 1-1 Sevilla: Jimenez left with mixed emotions
Bridge withdraws from England set-up
Manchester City defender Wayne Bridge has made himself unavailable for England selection. The 29-year-old has been in the spotlight over allegations that his former girlfriend had a relationship with Chelsea centre-half John Terry.
Anderson ruled out for the season
Turkmenistan Coach Yazguly Hojageldiyev Confident Ahead Of AFC Challenge Cup Final Against DPR Korea (Goal.com)
Coach admits he has a â??secret planâ?? for tomorrowâ??s finalâ?¦
MLS Soccer Headlines
MLS Will Investigate Racial Slur by Spectator
MLS will investigate an incident in which a spectator at a Columbus Crew home match directed a racial slur at a black player from the New England Revolution on Saturday night.
Dynamo Uses OT to Advance
HOUSTON, Nov. 2 -- Brian Ching and Brad Davis led Houston to the Western Conference final on Friday night, scoring in overtime after the Dynamo beat FC Dallas, 2-1, in regulation to tie the two-game, total-goals series.
Star-Studded MLS Is an International Player
Major League Soccer opens up its 13th season as a full partner in the worldwide talent market.
Beckham Waves Off Talk of Leaving English Squad
Los Angeles Galaxy star David Beckham has no intention of waving farewell to the English national team after reaching 100 appearances.
United's Home an Issue
MLS Commissioner Don Garber addresses his disappointment that D.C. United has been unable to reach a deal to build a new stadium.
For Cup, MLS Eyeing Home-Field Advantage
The MLS announced Friday that it is exploring the possibility of providing home-field advantage in the final.
Miscellaneous Soccer Commentary
What's more fun than Oliver Kahn and a big stein of beer?
Kornheiser on the laws of the game
Boot-Licking ‘N’ All Another tempestuous week in England has seen Carlos Tevez label Gary Neville "a boot-licker," Owen Coyle accuse William Gallas of "assault" and Steve Bruce brand Liverpool "disrespectful." Tevez's unique form of playground name calling came after Gary Neville reportedly said he was not worth the US$41 million Manchester City paid for him after he left United last summer. Tevez gestured at Neville - suggesting the latter talks too much - during the Carling Cup semi-final between the two sides, and Neville responded by raising his middle finger. Boot-Licking ‘N’ All originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Friday, January 22nd, 2010 at 18:45:43.
Nani Delivers at Last I was at the Emirates Stadium to witness Manchester United's 3-1 destruction of Arsenal and a mesmeric display from Nani. Luís Carlos Almeida da Cunha, to give him his full name, was scintillating down the right, and his cross after a sensational piece of skill to bamboozle the hapless Gael Clichy and Samir Nasri, forced goalkeeper Manuel Almunia to push the ball into his own net, giving United the lead. Nani Delivers at Last originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Monday, February 1st, 2010 at 03:40:12.
Everyone loves transfer talk based purely on speculation
Berlusconi Wades in Milan president Silvio Berlusconi's comments regarding the club's signing of Inter Milan winger Amantino Mancini intrigue me. The Italian Prime Minister said he did not "understand" the loan deal, which will see the Brazilian stay with the rossoneri until the end of the season. Berlusconi Wades in originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Thursday, February 4th, 2010 at 19:09:43.
Pellegrini Forever on the Precipice Manuel Pellegrini is a man constantly under pressure at Real Madrid. This pressure intensified after the 1-0 Champions League defeat to Lyon on Tuesday. The trouble is that Real's squad is so expensively assembled that the convenient solution to the club's ills is to replace the coach. Get rid of Cristiano Ronaldo because the team often play better without him? Never. Sell Karim Benzema because he hasn't made the expected impact since joining from Lyon? No way. Instead of attempting to build a team with more equilibrium, it is easier just to replace the coach. Pellegrini Forever on the Precipice originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Friday, February 19th, 2010 at 16:48:51.
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