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No new Inter deal for Balotelli
No new Inter deal for Balotelli
Melo to stay with Juventus
Melo to stay with Juventus
Podolski attacks reporter
Podolski attacks reporter
Rooney fit to face Milan
Rooney fit to face Milan
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Foster ruled out of Champs League final
MLS Soccer Headlines
Gallardo Is United's Highest-Paid Player Ever
Argentine midfielder Marcelo Gallardo is the highest-paid player in D.C. United history and has the third-largest salary in MLS this season.
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.
MLS All-Stars vs. West Ham United
MLS seeks its fourth consecutive all-star victory over a European foe in preseason training when the All-Stars host West Ham United in Toronto.
Arsenal, Liverpool Tie Again
Arsenal rallies to a 1-1 tie against Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday, three days after the teams played to the same result.
The Dynamo's Double Standard
The Houston Dynamo rallies with two goals in the second half to beat the New England Revolution 2-1 in the MLS Cup, securing the win with Dwayne De Rosario's powerful 12-yard header in the 74th minute.
Miscellaneous Soccer Commentary
Dumb footballers: Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand
African Challenge Faltering? 2010 was meant to be their year. Finally an African nation was going to make a sustained challenge at a World Cup. It was on home turf for the first time and there were more African players operating in European superpowers than ever before. The Elephants were ready to rampage and the Black Stars were aiming for the sky. There was even optimism that Nigeria's Super Eagles may soar, having reached the semi-finals of the African Nations Cup. But with the tournament just three months away, a cloak of uncertainty is wrapping itself around the African challenge. African Challenge Faltering? originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 19:42:24.
Adriano Must Mull Next Move Brazil striker Adriano has been quoted as saying that he would consider a move to AS Roma in the summer. "The Emperor," as he doesn't like to be called, quickly regained his form after leaving Inter Milan for Flamengo in 2009. 19 goals in 30 matches was a handsome return, and such exploits have triggered rumors of a return to Italy. Adriano Must Mull Next Move originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 at 18:13:04.
Can we just forget this season?
Henry Deserves Better Thierry Henry didn't touch the ball much during France's comprehensive 2-0 friendly defeat by Spain last Wednesday, but when he did, boos and jeers reverberated around the Stade de France. France supporters are notoriously hard to please and seeing a Spain team ease to victory against their boys probably hammered home the magnitude of the task at this year's World Cup. Henry Deserves Better originally appeared on About.com World Soccer on Sunday, March 7th, 2010 at 10:27:36.
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