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Arsenal Striker Has Leg Broken by Illegal Tackle at Birmingham Eduardo da Silva broke his leg in Arsenal’s English Premier League game Saturday at Birmingham, and he is expected to miss the European Championships.

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State Referee Administrator E-Mail Address Directory The following is a list of State Association administrators, including contact information.

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Euro: Dernis leads Saint-Etienne past Caen Read full story for latest details.

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Haitian World Cup legend Sanon dead at 56 Read full story for latest details.

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Soccer as an Escape to Hope for Afghan Teenager Shamila Kohestani, the captain of the Afghanistan national women’s soccer team who was deprived an education for much of her childhood, is now growing as a student in America.

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Fewer and Fewer Unknowns in Africa There was a time when European scouts could find undiscovered talent at the African Cup of Nations for a pittance. Now, unless your business card reads Chelsea or Barcelona, most players are out of your price range. […]

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Edwards Re-Elected as Executive Vice President; Power Soccer Admitted as Disabled Program During U.S. Soccer’s 2008 Annual General Meeting this past weekend in Waikoloa, Hawaii, Mike Edwards was unanimously re-elected as Executive Vice President of the U.S. Soccer’s National Board of Directors.

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Revs Are Left Reeling After Cup Loss Major League Soccer: WASHINGTON — Every time the New England Revolution reach the MLS Cup Final, expectations rise, hope renews and memories fade.

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Goal: Fewer and Fewer Unknowns in Africa There was a time when European scouts could find undiscovered talent at the African Cup of Nations for a pittance. Now, unless your business card reads Chelsea or Barcelona, most players are out of your price range.

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