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Expansion Draft Will Stock Quakes
Major League Soccer: NEW YORK — Recently hired head coach Frank Yallop will have to make a lot of choices when molding the San Jose Earthquakes, Major League Soccer's 14th team. That all begins as the Earthquakes are stocked with their first 10 players when MLS holds the 2007 Expansion Draft on Wednesday, Nov. 21 at 1 p.m. ET.

Funes brothers chasing their dreams
For many families, soccer truly is a family affair. And in the eyes of 16-year-old brothers Jose and Rogelio Funes of Arlington, Texas, the game is even more meaningful because they spend much of their time playing together. Both are juniors on the varsity squad at Arlington High School, a Dallas-area suburb.For many families, soccer truly is a family affair. And in the eyes of 16-year-old brothers Jose and Rogelio Funes of Arlington, Texas, the game is even more meaningful because they spend much of their time playing together. Both are juniors on the varsity squad at Arlington High School, a Dallas-area suburb.

U.S. Under-20 MNT Tie Honduras, 0-0, Win Penalty Shootout in New Orleans
The U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team drew Honduras, 0-0, on Saturday, but won the game on penalty kicks, putting away all of their chances for a 4-2 win.

Galaxy capture third place at PPC
The Los Angeles Galaxy secured a third-place finish in the Pan-Pacific Championship, beating Sydney FC 2-1 at Aloha Stadium on Saturday night.The Los Angeles Galaxy secured a third-place finish in the Pan-Pacific Championship, beating Sydney FC 2-1 at Aloha Stadium on Saturday night.

Who, If Anyone, Will Head To San Jose From The Dynamo?
Houston Chronicle: One day they're celebrating helping the team win a second-consecutive MLS Cup, the next day they see their names on a list of players for the San Jose Earthquakes' taking.

Arzola out to prove age just a number
When the list of 60 players asked to return to Dallas Sueno MLS 2008 was released on Wednesday, it featured many from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. But defender Orlando Arzola, a native of Plano, is the youngest player on that list at only 15.When the list of 60 players asked to return to Dallas Sueno MLS 2008 was released on Wednesday, it featured many from the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. But defender Orlando Arzola, a native of Plano, is the youngest player on that list at only 15.