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Altidore headed to Hull

[AMERICANS ABROAD] Striker Jozy Altidore, who earlier appeared headed to Greece on loan from his Spanish club Villarreal, will spend the next season in England with EPL club Hull. “First match is against Chelsea subject to a work permit *wink* *wink*,” announced the 19-year-old on his Twitter page.

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The Red Bulls blow it again

[CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Leave it to the worst team in Major League Soccer to blow the league’s best chance of advancing to the group phase of the Concacaf Champions’ League. New York took two away goals and a 2-2 aggregate into its home leg at Giants Stadium on Wednesday, and in the first half increased its edge by scoring the first goal. Rather salvaging some semblance of accomplishment in a dismal season, the Red Bulls reverted to the ineptitude that has defined their performance in 2009, which includes MLS’s worst record and preliminary-round U.S. Open Cup elimination.

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Marquez likely miss Azteca showdown

[USA-MEXICO] Mexico national team captain Rafael Marquez tore a muscle in his left calf in practice Wednesday morning before Barcelona’s game against MLS’s Seattle Sounders FC and will be out for about two weeks, meaning he will likely to miss the Tri’s crucial World Cup 2010 qualifier against the United States Aug. 12.

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Sky Blue wins in Rampone’s coaching debut

[WPS] U.S. national team captain Christine Rampone won her first game as coach of Sky Blue FC — the team’s third coach of the season — as the New Jersey team kept its playoff hopes alive with a 2-0 win over FC Gold Pride Wednesday before a sellout crowd of 5,455 at Yurcak Field. Rampone’s first game didn’t exactly start smoothly as she had to replace goalkeeper Karen Bardsley for Jenni Branam in the starting lineup at the last minute, forcing Sky Blue FC to use one of its substitutions.

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Soccer America Classifieds

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Surf Cup Results

The upper divisions of the 29th annual Surf Cup completed play on Monday. Atlanta’s Concorde Fire won the U-19 boys academy division with a 6-1 win over Pateadores, while Real So Cal claimed boys (U-17) and girls (U-19) super divisions. For the results of all the finals …

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