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Soccer: Soccer in Seattle – End of an Era or Just a Chapter?
Last Sunday, Seattle Sounders played a 2nd leg match in Montreal and a 3-1 defeat meant they were eliminated from the 2008 USL play-offs.
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Soccer: All Roads Lead to Rome as Champions League Gets Underway
The journey to Rome and that prestigious Champions’ League final began in earnest this week with a variety of outcomes for the likely favorites.
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Soccer: European Giants Start on Road to Johannesburg
So the Word Cup qualifiers are underway, and France made the headlines for all the wrong reasons. A few eyebrows were raised when coach Raymond Domenech retained his job after a dismal Euro 2008.
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Soccer: Inter Milan go for 4th title in a row under new management
Defending Serie A champions Inter Milan start off the season looking to win four in a row for the first time in their history.
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Soccer: Bye Bye Bayern or More of the Same?
With the 2008-2009 Bundesliga campaign already in full force, Bayern Munich remain the favorite to repeat as champions of Germany.
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Soccer: USA Start out on the Right Path to South Africa as Europeans play Friendlies
The football leagues in Europe are either underway or getting there, but for Team USA something far bigger begun this week, their 2010 World Cup Qualification campaign. Off the mark, it has to be said that the USA hasn’t failed to qualify since 1986.
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Soccer: Seattle United FC?
Something unusual happened this week in Seattle. 90 people gathered in a pub to watch soccer. That’s not unusual in itself. A scattering of ex patriot pubs will be able to claim this feat many Saturday mornings between September and May. When the USA national side play in the World Cup numbers soar into the hundreds.
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Soccer: A New Challenger for Sir Alex but Little New Challenge for the Big Two
Another EPL season is upon us, and yet another in the long list of challengers to Sir Alex Ferguson has arrived. Luiz Felipe Scolari is known universally in the media as Big Phil. As manager of Brazil in 2002, he won the World Cup.
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Canada Holds Their Own Against the Best
Seattle played home to some of the greatest soccer players in the world last Saturday night.
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Spaniard Sergio Garcia Takes Players Championship Title
Spain’s Sergio Garcia won his first major at The Players Championship on Sunday by defeating Paul Goydos of the US in a sudden death playoff.
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All Nations Cup 2007
Two teams from the All Nations Cup remained at the top on July 29. Brazil and Russia met at Memorial Stadium with their cleats laced up and their shin guards secured; they were ready to play.
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Mexico v USA, Bosnia v Russia in the All Nations Cup Semifinals
All Nations Cup Quarterfinals ended Wednesday, July 26 with a tense Peru Bosnia overtime showdown. Although Peru pushed Bosnia to the limit they could not prevent Bosnia from scoring five minutes before the second overtime whistle, resulting in a 3-2 Bosnia victory bringing Bosnian fans to elation.
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All Nations Cup: Eight teams move on
With the All Nations Cup Championship in their sight, eight teams have moved past the Round of 16 and are now preparing for this week’s Quarterfinals and Semifinal games, which will be held at Tukwila’s Starfire Sports Complex.

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16 teams move on to the next round of All Nations Cup 2006
At Starfire Sports Complex in Tukwila, 37 of Seattle’s international communities faced off this weekend for their chance to represent their home countries in the Round of 16, the next step on their way to the All Nations Cup Championship.
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Muckleshoot tribe welcomes the globe to All Nations Cup grounds
The wait for Seattle area soccer fans is almost over, in a short time the 4th annual All Nations Cup will begin with an Opening Ceremony hosted by the Muckleshoot Tribe.
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All Nations Cup 2006 kicks off in July
With the FIFA World Cup going on in Germany, Sister Communities has announced the Qualifiers Fixture Schedule for Seattle based, All Nations Cup 2006.
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