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Manchester United, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain add their names to the list with one match day still ahead:
David Moyes’ men can concentrate on Premier League matters for a while, advancement in Europe now in pocket:
How awesome! (Well, unless you bought some of those invalidated tickets, I suppose):
We continue to roll out our choices for the league’s top defender, top goalkeeper, top rookie, MVP and more:
More on why all need to remain a bit skeptical about the Jermain Defoe story:
If you thought a big night at the Emirates (a commanding win over Marseille) was enough for Arsene Wenger’s men, think again:
If reports tonight are true, TFC paid a whopping $9.7 million:
Germany’s co-all-time leading scorer is 35; reports out of Germany say it could happen:
The history behind this one is meaningful and layered:
Jack Wilshere’s goal after just 30 seconds sets the tone on a big night at the Emirates:
There are good players in MLS, and then there are transformative figures in MLS:
We continue to roll out our choices for the league’s top defender, top goalkeeper, top rookie, MVP and more:
A few words on some recent news stories from around the league:
We do so much complaining about MLS refereeing, perhaps we are guilty of looking past performances done right?
Grajeda was the fourth official for MLS Cups in 2011 and 2012. How do we feel about the selection ... ?
The league’s most unstable club is at it again. As I said on Twitter earlier today, “Chivas gonna Chivas.”
Add the Philadelphia Union man to the list of fabulously failed DP flops, plus other notes from Monday’s waiver process:
We don’t know who is making the personnel decisions around Toyota Stadium, but someone has just made a big one:
We may as well get this conversation started; it’s certainly coming in the run-up to MLS Cup 2013:
Three quick thoughts on this year’s honor:
We continue to roll out our choices for the league’s top defender, top goalkeeper, top rookie, MVP and more:
Lots of good performances all over the field for the visitors, but RSL’s center backs were absolutely unbeatable:
The MLS Cup final will be decided in Kansas City for the first time – and in the country’s heartland for the first time, too.
Thoughts on SKC manager Peter Vermes, Benny Feilhaber and more: