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Soccer on TV

The U.S. men’s national team hosts Trinidad & Tobago in a World Cup 2010 qualifier on Wednesday. Catch several other qualifiers on various networks. In an MLS Thursday night game, Real Salt Lake hosts Columbus. Look for Mexican league and other updates in Wednesday’s and Friday’s Soccer on TV.

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What They’re Saying

“What do I think about soccer in America? It takes more than an important player to make a competition equally important. They need people who are not thinking of coming here to take money and then leaving, but people who want to work in this country to insert themselves into American soccer.”

— Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho perhaps referring to David Beckham and his desire to spend time with Inter rival AC Milan instead of the Los Angeles Galaxy. (Goal.com)

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Cal South takes double

Cal South claimed two titles (boys and girls 1993) and finished second in a third competition at the 2009 U.S. Youth Soccer ODP Championships played at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas. Indiana (boys 1992) was the only team to repeat, while North Texas (girls 1992) also was victorious in the annual competition for state ODP teams. For all the results and award winners …

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Soccer on TV

A bevy of World Cup qualifying games this weekend include the USA‘s clash in El Salvador on Saturday and Mexico hosting the last team that beat it at home, Costa Rica. The Women’s Professional Soccer league’s inaugural match is on Sunday. MLS games include Real Salt Lake‘s first match — against exciting expansion club Seattle

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What They’re Saying

“There is no nightlife in Sivas. There are only a few shops where my players can buys drinks but I’m in contact with the shop owners, so I am informed as soon as one of my players buy drinks and I warn him.”

— Bulent Uygun, the coach of Sivasspor, explains his team’s unexpected climb to the top of the Turkish league. If the club from the central Turkish city of Sivas in the icy Anatolian heartland remains on top it will end a 24-year run of titles by Istanbul clubs. (Reuters)

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