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U.S. Men's National Team 2014 World Cup Qualifying: 10 Names to Watch
Bleacher Report With 2014 World Cup qualifying matches less than six months away, Klinsmann will have to begin to narrow down his pool of prospective players for the impending and upcoming matches. This slideshow will encompass 10 names that have a chance to make … |
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Is David Beckham the Tiger Woods of Soccer, or Is It Vice Versa?
Bleacher Report Woods was rising as the best golfer in the world, winning his first Masters Tournament in 1997 and PGA Championship in 1999. Meanwhile, across the pond, Beckham helped Manchester United become the first team to ever win the coveted treble—winning the … |
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'Under-Cooked' Hosts Will Show Opponents Respect
AllAfrica.com The problem for Rohr is that this is his team's first competitive international in almost two years, since they were eliminated from the 2010 Nations Cup in Angola. With no World Cup qualifiers and entering this Nations Cup as hosts, Gabon have had to … Africa Cup of Nations 2012: Ghana Will Use World Cup Experience to Win Trophy African Cup of Nations: Group D Preview Stevanovic Relishes Challenge Of Ending Trophy Drought |
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Forgotten men looking to impress
FOXSports.com The first US men's national team game of 2012 is set to kick off on Saturday and while World Cup qualifying is still five months away, there is still plenty on the line when the United States takes the field against Venezuela. … USA vs. Venezuela: Why Americans Should Show World Cup-Level Interest in Match USA-Venezuela: What to Watch For US youngsters looking to impress |
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The battle for African soccer supremacy
Boston.com (blog) By Adam Burrows, Boston.com Correspondent LIBREVILLE, Gabon — Eighteen months ago, the eyes of the soccer world were glued to South Africa, where, for the first time, the FIFA World Cup arrived in the second-most populous continent, home to passionate … Africa Cup of Nations 2012: Ghana Will Use World Cup Experience to Win Trophy 'Under-Cooked' Hosts Will Show Opponents Respect African Cup of Nations: Group D Preview |
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You Can't Call the BCS Indefensible
Wall Street Journal (blog) Should a Messi-helmed Argentina squad take the 2014 World Cup, that assertion won't seem so bold. “Every time there is a question raised, a challenge presented, Messi answers it – with the lingering, and hugely importantly, exception of international … Alabama Football: Celebrate Tuscaloosa, You Deserve It |
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