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Soccer on TV

The European Champions League and the UEFA Cup are back in action. The CONCACAF Champions’ League returns, as well. Various European leagues highlight the weekend. Look for Mexican League games and other updates in Friday’s Soccer on TV.

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What They’re Saying

“I know that next week will be an important week. I want to remain with Milan, I’ve heard nothing from Galaxy, but when it’s like this you say it could be good news. … I love playing football and I want to remain here [in Milan].”

— The latest from the man himself on the Los Angeles-AC Milan tug-of-war with David Beckham, who played 90 minutes in Milan’s 1-0 win over Cagliari on Sunday. (AP)

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International Weekend Scores

With a host of scouts from top European clubs on hand, Anderlecht opened up a four-point lead in Belgium with a 4-2 win over Oguchi Onyewu‘s Standard Liege. Lyon, winner of the last seven French titles, is pulling away in Ligue 1. Sporting won the Lisbon derby with a 3-2 win over Benfica. For all the weekend results and current standings …

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MLS Imports

[MAKING A LIST] D.C. United’s signing of Congolese forward Ange N’Silu from Swiss third division club Le Mont-sur-Lausanne is the latest in a group of MLS imports, 16 in all. Seven of them are Americans returning from abroad, most notably Bobby Convey to San Jose and Kasey Keller to Seattle. For the complete list …

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What They’re Saying

“I’d be a very stupid person to say there will not be any effect on the World Cup from the global recession. The problem is we don’t know just how big an impact it will have on the World Cup. Early completion of stadiums will allow us to determine the exact number of tickets to be made available. For now, we have approximately three million tickets available.”

— David Will, chairman of FIFA’s World Cup ticketing committee, on World Cup 2010 ticket sales, which begin Friday. (BBC Sport)

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Hull’s Bullard Out for Season

Hull City officials had their worst fears confirmed Wednesday, as marquee mid-season transfer pickup Jimmy Bullard was found to need ACL reconstruction and will miss the remainder of the 2008-09 Premier League season. The 30-year-old midfielder just signed a 4½ -year, $7.5 million deal after coming over from Fulham, but only appeared in 37 minutes […]

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