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Benitez Demands ‘Back Room’ Support Before Rooting at Anfield

Spanish boss Rafael Benitez remains unsigned as coach of Liverpool beyond the 2009-10 English Premiership season, putting off the inking of two different contract extensions in order to secure a deal that includes contract commitments for his 10-person-plus technical staff, according to Sid Lowe. "Anyone that has just a year left on his contract does […]

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MLS Preseason Results

It was a big weekend for the San Jose Earthquakes, who defeated the Seattle Sounders FC and Houston Dynamo at the MLS Central Coast Showcase. Ryan Johnson was the star with two goals in the 3-2 win over the Sounders and a goal and an assist in the 2-0 win over the Dynamo. For all the weekend results …

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Michael Bradley chests one home [VIDEO]

[AMERICANS IN GERMANY] Returning from midweek national team duty during which he bagged both goals in the USA’s 2-0 win over Mexico, Michael Bradley scored with his chest for Borussia Moenchengladbach in a 1-1 tie with Werder Bremen. Landon Donovan made his longest Bundesliga appearance since joining Bayern Munich but came up empty in a 2-1 loss to Hertha Berlin.

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Real record-setter Raul deserves all the praise

[SPAIN] Raul became Real Madrid’s all-time leading scorer when he scored twice in Real’s 4-0 win over Sporting Gijon to give him  309 goals, two more than Alfredo di Stefano‘s long-standing record of 307 goals. More importantly, Real Madrid picked up two points on Barcelona with its eighth straight win and moved within 10 points of La Liga leader. Barca had to come back from two goals down to tie Real Betis, 2-2.

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From Marital Bliss to Hell of a Mess

I suppose there is such a thing as Beckham-fatigue. I don’t mean his fatigue — though we got a demonstration of that yesterday, with poor David sitting disconsolately on the sideline in the San Siro, watching his beloved Milan lose to Inter, and looking, well, fatigued. As he should. After all the guy is 33 years old (yes, yes, I know — his teammate Paolo Maldini is 41!).

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