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BBC Sport - Football

1. World Cup winner Lloris out for 'several weeks'

Tottenham's Hugo Lloris will be out for "several weeks" with a thigh injury, but has kept the captaincy after his drink-drive conviction.

2. Manchester City break £500m revenue barrier in Premier League-winning season

Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says the club's journey "is not complete", despite adding revenues in excess of £500m.

3. De Gea struggling and Chelsea changing: What we've learned from the Premier League so far

David de Gea's form has dipped significantly, Chelsea are evolving fast and Arsenal might not be as far behind as you would think.

4. 'One of my best decisions' - Silva on choosing Man City ahead of Barca & Real

David Silva says joining Manchester City was "one of the best decisions" of his life, despite interest from Barcelona and Real Madrid.

5. A long wait, celebrating the wrong goal, and THAT vest - Wright recalls breaking Arsenal goalscoring record

'A long wait, celebrating the wrong goal, and THAT vest' - Ian Wright on breaking Arsenal's goalscoring record for the Premier League Show, 21 years on.

6. Denis Cheryshev: Russia midfielder cleared of doping violation by authorities

Russia's Denis Cheryshev is cleared of a doping violation after anti-doping authorities find no "signs of irregular behaviour".

7. Serie A side Chievo on minus points after punishment

Serie A side Chievo are docked three points and are now on minus two points, after the club was found guilty of accounting irregularities.

8. Russia World Cup pitch invader 'possibly poisoned'

Relatives fear Pyotr Verzilov, who invaded the World Cup final pitch, may have suffered poisoning.

9. Premier League to test VAR at five games on Saturday

The Premier League will test video assistant referee (VAR) technology across multiple games for the first time on Saturday.

10. Sam Morgan: The 17-year-old dressing football's biggest names

Sam Morgan is 17 and a personal shopper for some of football's biggest names, including Paul Pogba, and Kevin de Bruyne.

11. Premier League: Tottenham v Liverpool - pick your combined XI

Tottenham and Liverpool meet on Saturday - but who would make your combined XI?

12. Man Utd's Shaw could face Watford a week after concussion

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw could play in Saturday's Premier League game at Watford, a week after suffering a concussion while playing for England.

13. Russia & Valencia midfielder Cheryshev investigated over doping

Russia international midfielder Denis Cheryshev is being investigated by Spanish anti-doping authorities for an alleged violation.

14. Former England captain Terry turns down move to Russia

Former Chelsea and England captain John Terry turns down a contract with Russian Premier League side Spartak Moscow.

15. Man City's Argentina striker Aguero 'fitter than I've felt in years'

Sergio Aguero says his physical condition is "the best I've felt in years" following the decision to have keyhole surgery in April.

16. Get Inspired: 'I refused to let bowel cancer and a stoma bag stop me playing football'

Amateur player Rob McPherson tells BBC Get Inspired he does not want cancer to stop him playing football.

17. Scotland will not just play at Hampden after buy-out - McFadden

James McFadden expects future Scotland matches to be played at grounds other than Hampden, even after the Scottish FA buys the stadium.

18. Mazzarri tried to sell me behind my back - Watford captain Deeney

Watford captain Troy Deeney says he never got on with former boss Walter Mazzarri who tried to sell him behind his back.

19. Juventus plan moves for Pogba and Marcelo - gossip

Juventus to try and re-sign Paul Pogba, Barcelona line up Nacho Monreal and Alberto Moreno, John Terry's Spartak move in doubt, plus more.

20. Sami Khedira: Juventus midfielder signs new contract at the club until 2021

Germany midfielder Sami Khedira signs a two-year contract extension at Juventus, that will keep him at the Serie A club until 2021.

21. Mark Wahlberg's Premier League predictions

Mark Wahlberg has a hard time with his Premier League pronunciations, predicting the scores for Leicester Square, Waterford and Fullman.

22. Danny Ings & Mo Salah's have a goalscoring bet this season...

Danny Ings tells Football Focus about the bet Mo Salah made with him before his loan move from Liverpool to Southampton in the summer.

23. England 1-0 Switzerland: Marcus Rashford 'a big part' of future - Gareth Southgate

Manager Gareth Southgate says striker Marcus Rashford is "a big part" of England's future after he scored in the 1-0 friendly win over Switzerland.

24. Nations League: Gareth Southgate says England need to 'stick to principles'

England manager Gareth Southgate says they must 'be brave enough to stick to their principles', despite a 2-1 defeat by Spain in the Uefa Nations League.

25. David Silva: Man City midfielder reflects on 'difficult year' after birth of son Mateo

Manchester City's David Silva reflects on a difficult year for his family after son Mateo, born prematurely in December 2017, spent the first five months of his life in hospital.

26. Osi Umenyiora teaches Harry Kane how to avoid holding at corners

NFL Show pundits Osi Umenyiora and Jason Bell catch up with England footballers Harry Kane and Eric Dier.

27. The Uefa Nations League explained

BBC Sport explains the new Uefa Nations League competition, looking at the trophy available to the winners and the connection with Euro 2020 qualifying.

28. Liverpool's throw-in coach getting results - Andy Robertson

Scotland captain Andy Robertson says Liverpool's new throw-in coach is already helping the Premier League side keep better possession.

29. If we could change history life would be boring - Joey Barton

Fleetwood Town boss Joey Barton says he is glad he's not a 16-year-old today with the pressures of social media and life would be boring if you could change history.

30. Euro Leagues Podcast: Why Ronaldo's takeover at Real Valladolid could prove a masterstroke

Will Brazilian legend Ronaldo's takeover lift Real Valladolid towards La Liga's top table? Guillem Balague thinks he has a chance.

31. Are Premier League clubs giving the full picture on attendances?

Arsenal's official attendance figures have often been questioned, but Manchester City and West Ham are among other clubs whose published figures differ from police and council numbers.

32. Who makes your World XI? Choose from the 55-man shortlist

Fifpro have released the 55-man shortlist for its World XI team - so who would make your line-up?

33. England v Switzerland: How Gareth Southgate's players rated

Who played well and who disappointed as England beat Switzerland in an international friendly at Leicester's King Power Stadium?

34. How football is changing girls' lives amid unrest in Nicaragua

Amid a government crackdown and threats of violence, football is being used as a tool to help young girls in Nicaragua.

35. Transfers - done deals between September and December 2018

Track all the latest signings as they happen in England, Scotland and across the world.

36. Manager ins and outs - September 2018

Track the managerial ins and outs and a list of every boss in the top five leagues in England and the Scottish Premiership.

37. Notifications, Live Guide, MySport and social media with BBC Sport

With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.

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1. Crawley win at Hull is incredible - Evans

Crawley boss Steve Evans says his League Two team's 1-0 FA Cup win over Championship side Hull at the KC stadium is an "incredible" result.

2. Appeals are futile - Platt

Manchester City coach David Platt suggests City will not contest the FA's decision to charge Mario Balotelli with violent conduct as past appeals have proved "futile".

3. 'Hero' Henry inspires Oxlade-Chamberlain

Arsenal winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain talks of the "massive boost" the return of his "hero" Thierry Henry has had at Arsenal, with the 18-year-old vowing to learn all he can from the Frenchman's vast experience.

4. Ferguson pleased with defensive display

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says he is happy to just "keep on the coattails" of local rivals Manchester City after a 2-1 win over Arsenal at the Emirates keeps them three points behind the Premier League leaders.

5. Wenger frustrated by first-half performance

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is disappointed with the way his side played during the first 45 minutes against Manchester United, but was happier with their efforts in the second half despite falling toa 2-1 defeat at the Emirates.

6. Mixed emotions for Mancini, says Platt

Manchester City coach David Platt says Roberto Mancini is both delighted with City's 3-2 victory over Tottenham and disappointed his side managed to let a two-goal lead slip before Mario Balotelli's match-winning penalty in injury time.

7. Balotelli should have been sent off - Redknapp

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp says Mario Balotelli should not have been on the pitch to win and convert Manchester City's injury-time winner from the penalty spot after the Italian appeared to stamp on Scott Parker.

8. Archive: Di Canio's rant at ref

Paolo Di Canio rants about being sent to the stands during his tenure at Swindon.

9. Dalglish questions Liverpool attitude

Manager Kenny Dalglish questions the attitude of his Liverpool side as they lose 3-1 at strugglers Bolton, describing it as the "worst performance" since his return to the club.

10. Bolton form encourages Coyle

Bolton manager Owen Coyle is in encouraged by his side's recent form as a 3-1 home win over Liverpool moves the Trotters out of the Premier League relegation zone.

11. Pardew rues second-half collapse

Newcastle manager Alan Pardew admits his team "switched off" during the second half of Saturday's Premier League encounter at Fulham as the Magpies suffered a 5-2 defeat.

12. Jol delighted with tactical switch

Fulham boss Martin Jol admits a tactical switch from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 led to his side's second-half resurgence against Newcastle.

13. McLeish salutes 'class' Keane

Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish praises LA Galaxy loanee Robbie Keane as "absolute class" after the Irishman's first goals for Villa helped them to a 3-2 West Midlands derby victory at Wolves.

14. Hodgson hails 'significant victory'

West Brom manager Roy Hodgson is pleased his players "remained strong" and picked up a "terrific" three points at the Britannia Stadium.

15. Rangers resolve encourages Hughes

QPR manager Mark Hughes praises a '"mentally strong" performance from his new side in a 3-1 home Premier League win over bottom club Wigan.

16. McCarthy criticises 'stupid' Henry

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy criticises Karl Henry's sending off as "stupid" after the midfielder was punished for kicking out at Aston Villa's Marc Albrighton in the West Midlands derby at Molineux.

17. Martinez anger at 'shocking' penalty

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez describes the decision to award QPR a penalty for a trip on Heidar Helguson as "shocking" as his side lose 3-1 at QPR to remain bottom of the Premier League.

18. Rodgers satisfied despite defeat

Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers says his side were undone by two "terrific" goals and is disappointed they "didn't have their shooting boots on" after falling to a 2-0 defeat at Sunderland.

19. O'Neill delighted with 'terrific' win

Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill is thrilled after his side scored two terrific goals to overcome a confident Swansea team to secure a 2-0 win at the Stadium of Light.

20. Blackburn performance pleases Kean

Blackburn boss Steve Kean feels his side were more than worth the point following their 1-1 draw against Everton at Goodison Park.

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BBC Sport Player | Match of the Day

1. Football Forum - MOTD 3

Blackburn striker Jason Roberts joins Lee Dixon and Jake Humphrey to discuss all the action from the Premier League at the weekend, including referees under pressure about the rules over two-footed tackles.

2. Arsenal defending unbelievable - Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says his side's defending during their 3-2 defeat at Swansea is "difficult to explain" for a team of their experience.

3. Rodgers proud of 'incredible' Swansea

Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers says his side's performance in their 3-2 win over Arsenal at the Liberty Stadium was "incredible". Rodgers insists his players deserve "all the credit" for the win, and he and his team are proud of the way they play football.

4. Hughes pleased with QPR attitude

New QPR boss Mark Hughes is pleased with his players' "attitude and application" despite losing his first game in charge 1-0 at Newcastle.

5. Pardew happy with 'disciplined' Newcastle

Newcastle boss Alan Pardew says his side's 1-0 win at home against QPR might not have been thrilling for the club's fans, but was the sort of result he loves as a manager.

6. Ferguson praises 'important' Scholes

Sir Alex Ferguson praises Paul Scholes for his "important" influence over the squad after the 37-year-old opened the scoring with his first goal since coming out of retirement in Manchester United's 3-0 win over Bolton.

7. Redknapp credits 'hard-working' Wolves

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp credits a "hard-working" Wolves team as his side are held to a 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane, denying Spurs the opportunity to draw level on points at the top of the Premier League.

8. Kean delighted with Blackburn win

Blackburn Rovers boss Steve Kean is delighted with his team's performance as they beat Fulham 3-1, despite having Ayegbeni Yakubu sent off in the first half.

9. Villas Boas hails Torres display

Chelsea boss Andre Villas Boas salutes Fernando Torres "movement and sharpness" as the striker showed signs of coming back to his best form in the 1-0 win over Sunderland.

10. Lambert only has eyes on survival

Norwich manager Paul Lambert says it's not the top half of the Premier league he is looking at, despite his team sitting ninth after a 2-1 win away at West Brom.

11. McCarthy delighted with 'terrific' point

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is delighted with a "terrific" point against a "fabulous" Tottenham side in a 1-1 draw at White Hart Lane.

12. Moyes praises Donovan influence

Everton manager David Moyes praises the influence of returning loanee Landon Donavon as the American sets up Victor Anichebe's equalising goal in a 1-1 draw away at Aston Villa.

13. Dalglish wants Liverpool attacking edge

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish says his side must take their chances and improve their attacking prowess after they are held to a goalless draw with Stoke City at Anfield.

14. Pulis praises 'brilliant' Stoke display

Stoke boss Tony Pulis says he is "doing somersaults" after his side hold Liverpool to a goalless draw at Anfield.

15. McLeish disappointed with Everton draw

Aston Villa boss Alex McLeish is disappointed to have drawn 1-1 with Everton, particularly after his side had taken the lead.

16. O'Neill questions 'massive' penalty decision

Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill questions the decision not to award Sunderland a second-half penalty when Nicklas Bendtner was felled, as the Black Cats lose 1-0 at Stamford Bridge.

17. Scoreline was harsh on Bolton - Coyle

Bolton boss Owen Coyle says the scoreline was "harsh" on his team as they lost 3-0 to champions Manchester United at Old Trafford.

18. Only ourselves to blame - Hodgson

West Brom manager Roy Hodgson admits that his side have "only themselves to blame" after squandering possession to Norwich for both of the visitors goals in a 2-1 home defeat.

19. Blackburn loss a missed opportunity - Jol

Fulham boss Martin Jol is downbeat after his side "squander the opportunity" to beat 10-man Blackburn and lose 3-1 at Ewood Park.

20. Blackburn can come through transition - Kean

Blackburn Rovers manager Steve Kean says his team have built on their 1-1 draw against Liverpool with a courageous 3-2 win against Manchester United at "intimidating" Old Trafford.

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BBC Sport Player | Football Focus

1. The Big Interview - Nani on diving and Scholes

Manchester United forward Nani chats to Football Focus about his views on diving, why the return of Paul Scholes is "like having a teacher on the pitch", and the rumour that he has a statue of himself in his home.

2. Football Forum - MOTD 3

3. The Big Interview - Ruud van Nistelrooy

Ruud van Nistelrooy speaking to Football Focus in December 2011.

4. Focus on Ferguson's three-year pledge

The Football Focus team discuss Sir Alex Ferguson's statement on his 70th birthday that he can lead Manchester United for "another three years".

5. Friday Focus with Guy Mowbray

Dan Walker previews this week's Football Focus, the final one of 2011, with commentator Guy Mowbray.

6. The Big Interview - Blackpool manager Ian Holloway

Manager Ian Holloway tells the BBC Sport's Mark Clemmet how devastated he still feels about Blackpool's relegation from the Premier League last season.

7. Friday Focus at Salford Lads' Club

Dan Walker is at Salford Lads' Club to preview this week's Football Focus which will be in front of a live audience for the first time.

8. Football Focus Big Interview - Lawrie Sanchez

Wimbledon's 1988 FA Cup final goalscoring hero Lawrie Sanchez is the subject of Saturday's Football Forum big Interview.

9. The Big Interview - Joe Cole on Liverpool regrets

Midfielder Joe Cole, on loan from Liverpool at Ligue 1 club Lille, admits he would not have joined the Merseyside club were he able to go back in time.

10. Friday Focus with Joe Cole, Ledley King and Roberto Martinez

Dan Walker is in Lille for this week's Friday Focus to meet Liverpool's on-loan midfielder Joe Cole, who reveals a developing taste for frogs' legs.

11. Football Focus predictions - Russell Grant

Football Focus takes astrologer Russell Grant aside for a quick break from his Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals to get his predictions for the weekend's Premier League fixtures.

12. Football Forum - Steve Bruce

Sunderland boss Steve Bruce talks to Football Focus about his team's start to the Premier League season, and pays tribute to Sir Alex Ferguson.

13. McClaren explains Forest exit

Former Nottingham Forest boss Steve McClaren says he left the City Ground because he was "on a completely different page from the chairman and board" about the future direction of the club.

14. 70 not out for Crewe's Gradi

Crewe boss Dario Gradi tells BBC Sport's Mark Clemmit that he has no plans to step away from football, as the 70-year-old English Football Hall of Fame inductee plots his way through his 29th season with The Railwaymen (UK users only).

15. Focus Forum - Peter Reid

Former Plymouth, Sunderland and Manchester City manager Peter Reid talks to Football Focus presenter Dan Walker about selling his FA Cup medal to help Argyle's financial struggles, why the 1980s produced so many quality players, and whether he would rather have played with Carlos Tevez or Mario Balotelli.

16. Monday Night Club Extra on Man Utd's defensive woes

BBC Radio 5 live's Monday Night Club panel of Mark Chapman, John Motson, Steve Claridge and journalist Ian McGarry discuss whether or not Manchester United's defence is to blame for their humiliating 6-1 defeat by Manchester City.

17. Football Forum - Friday Focus

Dan Walker looks ahead to a busy weekend of Euro 2012 qualifiers as Football Focus speaks to Paul Scholes, Scotland boss Craig Levein - and the return of Crazy Gang legend Marcus Gayle to Wimbledon.

18. The Big Interview - Denis Law

Denis Law talks to Stuart Hall about playing for both Manchester United and Manchester City and the differences between the modern game and football in the 1960s and 70s.

19. New era for nouveau riche PSG

Football Focus's Dan Roan travels to the French capital to find out how Paris Saint-Germain plan to become giants of European football.

20. Hart wants Man City to be best in Europe

Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart says accusations that his club are 'buying success' do not bother him. Speaking at the launch of City's proposed new academy and training ground, the England regular says becoming the best side in Europe is the team's ultimate goal.

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BBC Sport Player | Score Interactive

1. Score's best and worst of the season

Score pundits Garth Crooks, Lee Dixon and Gavin Peacock pick out their highs and lows from the 2007/08 season.

2. Ray Stubbs' Fame Academy show reel

Highlights of BBC Sport's Ray Stubbs performing on Celebrity Fame Academy 2007.

3. Ray Stubbs' crazy Sport Relief stunts

Watch some crazy stunts performed by Ray Stubbs for Sport Relief as the BBC Sport presenter gets ready to appear in Comic Relief does Fame Academy.

4. Score Interview: Tony Mowbray

West Brom boss Tony Mowbray chats to Ray Stubbs on Score after his side go top of the Championship with a 1-1 draw at Leicester.

5. Score interview: Danny Wilson

Hartlepool boss Danny Wilson chats to the Score team after his side's 1-0 win over Boston.

6. Should football introduce sin bins?

Score pundits Carlton Palmer, Garth Crooks and Gavin Peacock on what rules they would introduce to football.

7. Bruce glad 'tough week' is over

Birmingham boss Steve Bruce is pleased a tough week, which involved an FA charge, sale of Matthew Upson and draw, is over.

8. Score interview: Colin Calderwood

Nottingham Forest boss Colin Calderwood speaks to the Score team after his side's 1-0 win over Yeovil.

9. Score interview: Phil Brown

Hull City boss Phil Brown speaks to the Score team after his side's 2-1 win over QPR.

10. Score pundits on Premiership title race

Score pundits Gary Pallister, Garth Crooks and Gavin Peacock look forward to the battle for Premiership supremacy in 2007.

11. Score pundits on their FA Cup nightmares

Score pundits Mark Bright and Gavin Peacock chat to Ray Stubbs about their FA Cup nightmares and look forward to the FA Cup third round.

12. What's it like being a footballer at Christmas?

Garth Crooks, Gavin Peacock and Les Ferdinand chat to Ray Stubbs about the joys of being a footballer at Christmas time.

13. Score Pundits review 2006 World Cup

Ray Stubbs is joined by Garth Crooks, Les Ferdinand and Gavin Peacock as they look back at the 2006 World Cup.

14. Scorecast: Reaction to England's draw with Holland

Ray Stubbs is joined by Garth Crooks, Gavin Peacock and Gary Pallister to look back at England's midweek draw with Holland.

15. Scorecast: Fergie's 20 years

Ray Stubbs is joined by Lee Dixon, Gavin Peacock and Carlton Palmer to chat about Sir Alex Ferguson's 20th anniversary as Man Utd manager.

16. Rock legend reads the football scores

Lead singer with legendary Manchester band The Fall, Mark E Smith reads the classified football results on Score.

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NYT > Soccer

1. On Soccer: Training Eyes on the Smallest Details, Soccer Embraces the Specialist Coach

Throw-ins, free kicks, even feelings. In a sport with increasingly fine margins, there’s an expert for everything.

2. With Trinidad Haunting and Brazil Looming, U.S. Soccer Is Still Searching for a Coach

It has been nearly a year since the United States failed to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, and the national team still doesn’t have a permanent coach.

3. College or Pro? It’s a Tough Call When You’re 12 Years Old

Olivia Moultrie and her family are challenging long-held assumptions about the best way to develop an American women’s soccer star. U.S. Soccer and the University of North Carolina are among those watching closely.

4. At Transfer Time in Lithuania, Prospects and Profits Collide

Contract disputes at a tiny Baltic club have shined a light on the wilder side of soccer’s player-trading market.

5. Egypt’s Soccer Star Aims for a New Goal: Humbling His Own Bosses

Egypt’s soccer superstar Mohamed Salah unleashed a fierce assault on the country’s sporting establishment — an unusual act in a country where dissent is dangerous.

6. Clint Dempsey Retires Atop the American Record Books

Dempsey announced his retirement on Wednesday, ending a 15-year career that included stints in the United States and in Europe.

7. On Soccer: Paul Pogba and the Power of Perception

Pogba left Manchester United at the end of last season as a midfielder of lavish talent but mercurial effect. He returned as a World Cup winner. But did anything really change?

8. On Soccer: Trained to Find Players, Bundesliga Insider Scouts for Scouts, Too

Finding good players is an acquired skill, Bayer Leverkusen’s Jonas Boldt contends, one that can be learned by pretty much anyone. He should know.

9. How Wayne Rooney Won Over His Doubters in 20 Seconds

Wayne Rooney sold his D.C. United teammates on his commitment behind the scenes. He sold everyone else with one remarkable moment.

10. Spanish Soccer Players Threaten to Block Match in U.S.

The league is hoping to increase revenue by raising its profile overseas, but players are concerned that the demands placed on them are excessive.

11. N.Y.C.F.C. 1, Red Bulls 1: Two Goals, Two Reds and One Tie for Red Bulls and N.Y.C.F.C.

The two teams played to a draw despite N.Y.C.F.C. ending the game with just nine players because of two ejections.

12. Former Brazilian Soccer Official José Maria Marin Is Sentenced to Four Years in FIFA Case

Marin was ordered to pay millions of dollars in fines and restitution by a federal judge in Brooklyn who called him a “cancer” on the sport.

13. On Soccer: Back From the Dead, Parma Embraces a Soccer Renaissance

Three years ago, Parma’s soccer team had gone bankrupt and ceased to exist. On Sunday it makes its triumphant return to Italy’s Serie A.

14. On Soccer: Ronaldo Joins Juventus, and Everybody Wins

Cristiano Ronaldo’s arrival at Juventus could be a commercial, financial and structural victory for Italy’s Serie A. The whole world is watching.

15. La Liga Will Bring Regular-Season Matches to America

Spain’s top soccer league, looking to increase its audience and the value of its media rights, will venture where other leagues have been loath to go.

16. Qatar’s BeIN Sports Says It Has Proof of Saudi Role in Piracy Dispute

As European soccer’s top leagues begin another season, the world’s biggest pirate TV network, beoutQ, is back on the airwaves too.

17. Maurizio Sarri: Chelsea’s Tuscan Son

The Italian manager cut his coaching teeth at tiny clubs in the small towns near where he grew up. He’ll carry the lessons he learned into his first season in the Premier League.

18. You Want to Watch All the European Soccer? Here’s How. (Warning: It’ll Cost About $750.)

As the new European soccer season opens, there are more ways than ever for an American fan to watch. Maybe too many.

19. A Rebuilt Liverpool Hopes to Reach New Heights With Its Soul Intact

Liverpool made a thrilling run to the Champions League final last season. Now, after a summer of spending, the club needs to deliver some trophies.

20. U.S. Billionaire Gets Full Control of Arsenal, Buying Out Russian Rival

Alisher Usmanov agreed to sell his 30 percent stake in the English Premier League team, clearing the way for Stan Kroenke to take the club private.

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2018 Soccer news, photos, stats, schedules, standings and videos

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1. Inside Jermaine Jones' coaching transition

The recently retired U.S. midfielder will be the first to admit there's been a learning curve. But he's confident he can help transform soccer in the States.

2. David Luiz loving Chelsea life under 'great' Sarri

David Luiz believes Maurizio Sarri's attitude to life, coupled with his footballing philosophy, has helped the Italian make an impressive start at Chelsea. The former Napoli coach has a 100 per cent record in the Premier League since replacing departed compatriot Antonio Conte at Stamford Bridge. Centre-back David Luiz fell out of favour under Conte last season but has started all four league fixtures prior to the international break, despite Sarri switching to a back four.

3. Man City star Aguero feels best he has in years

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero feels the strongest he has in years following successful knee surgery at the end of last season. The Argentina international had an operation on a troublesome issue in April and missed his side's final six Premier League matches of 2017-18.

4. Antipasto Stuffed Chicken Won't Let You Down

Weeknight dinner goals.

5. Keita up for the fight in 'tough' Premier League

Liverpool’s Naby Keita has spoken of his motivation to hit the ground running in the 'tough' Premier League after making the switch from the Bundesliga. The Guinea international, signed from RB Leipzig this summer, has featured in all four of Liverpool’s victories in the league this season – starting in three of them – but says he is wary of the number of overseas players who have taken time to adapt to the Premier League’s physicality. “I think it’s fair to say that the Premier League is a tough league,” Keita told Liverpool FC Magazine.

6. John Terry rejects £3m a year Spartak Moscow switch

Former Chelsea star John Terry has passed up on the chance to play for Spartak Moscow, despite receiving a lucrative offer to feature in Russia's top flight. Terry, 37, last featured for Aston Villa, where he spent last season in a failed bid to gain the Birmingham side promotion to the Premier League. The central defender would have received a reported £3 million salary package for a single term in Moscow, but he has now revealed that talks have broken down.

7. Atletico star Griezmann bothered by The Best snub

Antoine Griezmann admitted to being hurt by his omission from the three-man shortlist for FIFA's The Best award. Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric and Mohamed Salah were chosen as the finalists for the annual honour, which will be conferred on September 24. Atletico Madrid star Griezmann compiled a strong case for inclusion with World Cup and Europa League success within the voting period.

8. Tevez reveals the one key difference between Ronaldo and Messi

Ex-Argentina and Manchester United striker Carlos Tevez has gone on record to reveal the key difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. During his time at Manchester United and Real Madrid, Ronaldo has won the Champions League five times, along with multiple domestic titles in England and Spain, not to mention managing to secure his place in Los Blancos history by finishing his spell at the club as their all-time record goalscorer.

9. Monreal wants to give 'best performance' under Emery as Arsenal contract talks continue

Nacho Monreal is hopeful that the rigorous methods introduced by new Arsenal boss Unai Emery can play a part in prolonging his career in north London as he continues negotiations over an extended contract. Arsenal's players have spoken of feeling refreshed by a more intense approach to training since Emery succeeded Arsene Wenger, and the Spanish full-back is intent on extending his five-year stay at the Emirates, despite interest from abroad. Monreal, who has made 165 appearances for Arsenal since joining from Malaga in 2013, has entered the final year of his contract and will be free to enter into discussion with foreign clubs from January 1 if no new deal is reached.

10. Tottenham v Liverpool - head to head

A look at the key battles ahead of Liverpool's trip to Wembley stadium to face Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

11. Rashford needs to leave Man Utd to reach his potential – Carragher

Marcus Rashford should look for a move away from Manchester United if he wants to fulfil his potential, former England defender Jamie Carragher has advised. The Red Devil got the only goal of the game during England’s 1-0 victory over Switzerland in Leicester on Tuesday, steering home a Kyle Walker cross at the back post, but has found his chances limited at Old Trafford. “Rashford may have to move away to come back to one of the top teams,” he told Sky Sports.

12. Boateng reveals reason for turning down Mourinho and Man Utd

Jerome Boateng has confirmed reports that both Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain were interested in him this summer while revealing that Jose Mourinho was unable to convince him to leave Bayern Munich. The German defender was the topic of transfer rumours throughout the summer window, but opted to remain with Bayern for his eighth season with the club. Boateng had previously played in the Premier League for Manchester City, but the 30-year-old defender could not be tempted to leave Bayern, even if the thought of a new club intrigued him.

13. Man Utd will be fine without Pogba, says Neville

Gary Neville insists that Manchester United will be just fine if Paul Pogba leaves Old Trafford, stating that "no one is bigger than the club". Pogba's relationship with manager Jose Mourinho is said to be on the rocks, with the French midfielder recently telling the press that there are things he cannot talk about for fear of being fined. Additionally, Pogba's future at Old Trafford has been called into question as the player himself has done little to play down the possibility of a move away amidst links to Barcelona among other elite clubs.

14. Barcelona unveil striking new pink third kit for 2018-19 season

Barcelona have unveiled a brand new pink away kit! The Catalan giants' new third kit was unveiled on Wednesday, with Barca tweeting a video of their players wearing the strip in the video game, Pro Evolution Soccer 2019. The pink design features a sash that shows an aerial view of the city, and Nike designer Pete Hoppins believes the "bold" kit suits Barca's ethos.

15. 'Green light given' for Uefa to launch third European club competition

A third major European competition is set to return to club football as part of a shake up by Uefa to reduce the Europa League fixture pile-up. The Champions League, Europa League and the new as-yet-unnamed tournament will have 32 teams each from 2021. Uefa will launch the changes from the start of the 2021-22 season, the European Club Association president, Andrea Agnelli, said.

16. Football club attendances: Are fans getting the full picture?

It's not been much fun being a West Ham fan at London Stadium - but at least when the attendances were announced last season many were able to manage a wry smile. It's a moment replicated in football stadiums across the country as fans hear the attendance, look at the number of empty seats and ask: 'Really?' Last season, Arsenal were under scrutiny as supporters appeared to stay away from Emirates Stadium during manager Arsene Wenger's final season. Even pundits joked about the club's official near-capacity attendance compared with the gaps clearly visible in the stadium. But they aren't the only Premier League club where official attendances appeared inaccurate. West Ham and Man City show discrepancies

17. He's a 'footballing genius' – Silva lauds Guardiola

Pep Guardiola is a "genius" who has been so successful because he can see things before they happen, according to Manchester City star David Silva. Guardiola joined City in 2016 after a spell with Bayern Munich and, although his first campaign was a difficult one, his second season was anything but. City strolled to the title last year and broke a host of records in the process, claiming the most points, goals and wins in a single season since the Premier League began in 1992.

18. PSG team up with Jordan for Champions League

Michael Jordan will feature on Paris Saint-Germain's shirts during the Champions League this season as part of a tie-up between the basketball great's Jordan Brand and the Ligue 1 champions. PSG announced the partnership at an event in the French capital on Thursday, which included Kylian Mbappe and Dani Alves launching their new kit for Europe's premier club competition. The club crest will be joined on the shirt by the Jordan Brand's "Jumpman" logo, the iconic image of the NBA legend replacing the Nike swoosh.

19. ‘Animal’ Firmino makes things easier for Salah & I - Sadio Mane

Liverpool’s Sadio Mane has highlighted the importance of Roberto Firmino to his and Mohamed Salah's impressive showings, likening the Brazilian's work ethic to that of an ‘animal’. The third of the Reds’ fearsome attacking trident Firmino has also been hailed by many for his work rate and selfless play. It's nice to hear those things, but the strength of this Liverpool team is the collective," Mane told Bleacher Report.

20. BBC claim to have fixed 'streaming delay' on live sport

Fans watching England’s World Cup semi-final goal online may already have known what happened, if their neighbours were using TV sets Watching sport online could be revolutionised with the BBC claiming they have worked out how to cut out delays while

21. Griezmann: FIFA’s The Best snub bothers me

Atletico Madrid and France attacker Antoine Griezmann has admitted that his failure to make the shortlist for FIFA’s The Best award upsets him. The World Cup winner has previously gone on the record to say that he feels he deserves to finish in the top three of the Ballon d’Or this year but has missed out on the FIFA prize, with Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric and Mohamed Salah the players nominated. France’s World Cup victory should have meant that a member of Les Bleus made the cut, according to the 27-year-old, but instead the trio is made up of two Champions League winners and Liverpool ace Salah, who was injured in the final of that competition against Real Madrid.

22. Fifa 19 player ratings: 10 best players in the game revealed

EA Sports is set to announce the top 10 best players in Fifa 19 tomorrow, however by a process of elimination it is already possible to predict which players will feature. The gaming giant has been releasing its list of the top 100 players to feature in this year's game, scheduled to be released on 28 September. Players ranked from 20 to 11 in the game were published on the EA Sports website on Tuesday, featuring some players who were surprisingly omitted from the top 10.

23. Mattocks scores winner as Rooney and D.C. United get much-needed win

D.C. United got a boost to its MLS playoff chances with a comeback 2-1 win over Minnesota United on Wednesday. Having fallen behind to an Angelo Rodriguez strike at Audi Field, United responded in the final half hour. Ulises Segura drew the home side level before substitute Darren Mattocks scored the winner, extending the club's unbeaten run to three matches.

24. Asensio never considered Real Madrid exit

Marco Asensio said he never thought about leaving Real Madrid following his starring display for Spain in Tuesday's demolition of Croatia. It was the Asensio show in Elche, where the forward scored once and set up four more as Spain condemned World Cup finalists Croatia to the biggest defeat of their history – a 6-0 rout in the Nations League. Asensio was linked with a move away from Champions League holders Madrid amid reports of a potential switch to Liverpool.

25. Barcelona and Girona support La Liga request for match in Miami

Barcelona and Girona have both signed a request for their La Liga fixture in January to be played in Miami. The formal request was submitted by La Liga to the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) on Monday, with the support of both Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu and Girona president Delfi Geli.

26. Bernardeschi talks up Juventus credentials as potential Champions League winners

Juventus have assembled a squad worthy of being considered Champions League favourites, according to attacking midfielder Federico Bernardeschi. The arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, the competition's all-time leading scorer, has boosted the Bianconeri's hopes of lifting the trophy for the first time since 1996, after two final defeats in the last five years. Superstar forward Ronaldo was instrumental to Juve's exit in each of the previous two campaigns, scoring twice for Real Madrid in the 2017 final and then converting a controversial late penalty in last season's quarter-finals.

27. Abby Sotomayor scores stellar goal in Colgate win

Colgate junior forward Abby Sotomayor joined the PLN's Morgan Uber on Wednesday to talk about her amazing goal in a 3-1 win over Syracuse on Sunday, as well as discuss her team's success and her summer internship experience in Hamilton, N.Y.

28. Champions League has huge meaning to me - Goetze

Borussia Dortmund playmaker Mario Goetze has spoken of his long-held desire to win the Champions League.

29. Opta Premier League preview - week 5

The international break is over... time to focus on the Premier League once more.

30. We all want Higuain to score - Biglia

Lucas Biglia expresses A.C. Milan's want for new signing Gonzalo Higuain to score goals for the club.

31. Uefa Nations League – as it stands: Who are the winners and losers following the opening rounds of group games?

The Swiss head to Brussels next month, though Vladimir Petkovic will be buoyed knowing he hosts Roberto Martínez's side in Lucerne in the final, potentially decisive, group game. Cristiano Ronaldo may have been too busy sunning himself in St Tropez for Portugal's opener, but Fernando Santos's side still edged their way past Italy thanks to a goal from Andre Silva. Win or draw their next game at home with England next month and Spain will secure their place in the Uefa Nations League finals.

32. O'Neill hopeful of Arter return after Keane row

Martin O'Neill said he hoped Harry Arter and Declan Rice would rejoin the Republic of Ireland squad after his players bounced back from a thrashing by Wales to draw 1-1 with Poland in Wroclaw. Audio recordings of Ireland's Stephen Ward discussing a row between Arter and O'Neill's assistant Roy Keane emerged after the Bournemouth midfielder, currently on loan at Cardiff City, put his international career on hold while he considers his options.

33. American national soccer team visit 9/11 memorial

The US national soccer team paid their respects at the 9/11 memorial.

34. Lions on the right track to regaining their roar

Singapore recorded their first win of the Fandi Ahmad era in what was a hard-fought physical game against the burly players of Fiji. Captain Hariss Harun and Ikhsan Fandi each scored to give the Lions a comfortable 2-0 win at the Bishan Stadium. In the last game, we mentioned how Fandi had injected youth into his team as he looks to fast-track the development of some of Singapore’s talented youngsters.

35. Fuzzy's FPL Favorites - GW5

Right, we are coming out of the first international break of the season, which can only mean one thing: Do not ask me what happened back in Week 4 because it was a long, long time ago. Let me be honest. Do not ask me what happened because a few calls

36. Jay Fulton return set to boost Swansea City for Nottingham Forest game

Jay Fulton is set to return to action for Swansea City's Championship game at home to Nottingham Forest on Saturday. The midfielder, 24, had surgery on a broken thumb prior to the international break but has been passed fit. Centre-back Joe Rodon has returned to training after an ankle injury that ruled him out of Wales Under-21 duty. Top scorer Oli McBurnie withdrew from Scotland's squad with toe and ankle problems, although Swansea are hopeful he could play some part against Forest. Graham Potter's side are seventh in the table, although just three points behind leaders Leeds United in what is shaping up to be an exceptionally tight Championship season.

37. Gazza offered to play in England friendly - Southgate

Gareth Southgate is searching for a 'new Gazza' for his England side, but the old one thinks he can do a job!

38. Stuart Armstrong: Southampton to Celtic cash share leaves boys club in 'shock'

Stuart Armstrong's £7m transfer to Southampton from Celtic has led to a six-figure windfall that Dyce Boys Club say will "sustain the club for years". Their share of this summer's fee, the result of world governing body Fifa's rules about developing players, has left the club "in a state of shock". Scotland midfielder Armstrong said: "I owe a lot to the coaches and volunteers at Dyce Boys Club. "I joined the club when I was 13 years old and spent five happy years there." Inverness-born Armstrong moved on from the Aberdeen club to Inverness Caledonian Thistle before signing professional terms with Dundee United then switching to Celtic. "I'm really proud that the move to Southampton has triggered

39. MLS commissioner discusses Nashville's team and stadium

MLS Commissioner Don Garber discusses Nashville's MLS stadium being approved and what that means for the team's future.

40. FOOTBALL: La Liga: Fantasy Hot or Not

MESSI – Has scored 13 goals in his last 13 games in La Liga

41. President or player? George Weah returns to the pitch for Liberia

Former FIFA World Footballer George Weah came out of retirement this week to play for Liberia, in a friendly against Nigeria.

42. Ref call leaves frustrated Neymar feeling disrespected

Neymar criticised referee Jair Marrufo after receiving what he felt was an "unnecessary" booking for simulation during his side's 5-0 win over El Salvador. The Paris Saint-Germain forward saw yellow just before half-time at FedExField in Washington after failing to convince the official he had been fouled inside the penalty area. While he did not complain at the time, the Brazil captain aired his views after the friendly fixture, declaring American Marrufo had made an incorrect call in showing a card, rather than his decision not to give a foul.

43. Alex Ovechkin meets one of soccer's biggest stars

With the Redskins fresh off a Week 1 victory and the Capitals a few days before their first scrimmage, two of D.C.'s biggest athletes took to the pitch and met one of the soccer's global stars.Brazilian star Neymar Jr. met a few of Washington, D.C.'s

44. Gossip: Manchester United 'out of patience' with Anthony Martial, Ryan Sessegnon 'offered new deal' and more

Remember that time Anthony Martial was plucked from relative obscurity by Manchester United? The highly-rated World Cup winner was told by Raiola, according to the Mirror, that he would spend three years in England ‘and then off to Spain’.

45. I never promised Areola he would be No.1 - Tuchel

Thomas Tuchel is adamant he never promised Alphonse Areola a starting role ahead of Gianluigi Buffon at Paris Saint-Germain. Areola, a PSG youth product, appeared to nail down a spot in the club's starting XI last season, making 34 Ligue 1 appearances under Unai Emery and earning himself a place in France's World Cup-winning squad. Tuchel said on Monday that he had offered Areola some encouragement, claiming he told the Frenchman he was in "pole position" to be the starter.

46. ISL 2018-19: Time for Komal Thatal to stake his claim on the big stage?

In the first match of the Coppell era against Spanish fourth division side Lorca FC, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) elite academy product put in an impressive shift and almost set up Manuel Lanzarote in front of goal until a timely intervention from a Lorca defender averted the danger. During the U17 world cup, Matos reasoned that Thatal lacks the physicality to cope with the challenge of playing against tall and sturdy defenders and hence was relegated to the bench for the next two matches against Colombia and Ghana respectively.

47. Bayern's big guns return to training for Leverkusen clash

NIKO KOVAC LOOKS TO MAINTAIN HIS PERFECT START TO THE BUNDESLIGA SEASON AS BAYERN'S NEW BOSS

48. Spurs' Son returns after 8 games in 26 days

Son Heung-Min has shrugged off concerns that he will arrive back to play for Tottenham Hotspur against Liverpool on Saturday already drained after his hectic summer schedule. The South Korea forward will have clocked up almost 50,000 air miles since the end of last season by the time he returns to Tottenham this week. During that time he has played for Spurs in preseason in the United States and in the Premier League while also representing his country in two different tournaments and a raft of friendlies. "I think this summer has been like any other summer, except that I've had to travel a little more," Son told reporters after a 0-0 draw with Chile on Tuesday evening. "I always tend to play

49. Yannick Zakri confident that Maritzburg United will bounce back against Bidvest Wits

Recently signed Maritzburg United forward Yannick Zakri has pleaded with fans to be patient as the Team of Choice are yet to find their rhythm this season. Fadlu Davids' side have come under fire, having secured just a point in their opening three Premier Soccer League (PSL) fixtures. Maritzburg's fortunes this season is heavily contrasting to their last where Davids' side started the league campaign on a high note and finished the season in 4th position.

50. Unai Emery still in the dark over Ivan Gazidis' future at Arsenal

Unai Emery remains in the dark about the future of Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis, even though it is now almost two months since AC Milan’s interest in the club's most senior executive first emerged. Gazidis led the decision to appoint Emery as head coach and has overseen numerous changes in personnel at Arsenal over the past year, most notably Arsene Wenger’s departure, but it is his own future that is now shrouded in doubt. The Telegraph understands that no decision has been made and that, while Arsenal remain hopeful that Gazidis will stay, the offer from Milan is being actively considered still.

51. Why Chelsea rejected the chance to sign Kylian Mbappe

Kylian Mbappe is already one of the world’s best strikers at just 19 but he could be banging in goals in the blue of Chelsea were it not for the Frenchman’s mum. A 13-year-old Mbappe was plucked from the suburbs of Paris back in 2012 and taken to West London by former Blues scout Daniel Boga. The teenage striker impressed but not enough to earn a deal right there and then and when Chelsea asked him to return for a second trial to prove he could improve his workrate, his mother Fayza Lamari stepped in.

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Get the latest Major League Soccer 2018-2019 football results, fixtures and exclusive video highlights from Yahoo Sports including live scores, match stats and team news.

1. Orlando City GK trained while beating cancer

Earlier this year, Mason Stajduhar underwent twice-daily radiation treatments for cancer in his leg, then drove hours on end to be with his club.

2. The promotion-relegation debate isn't dying down, so here's how it could work in the United States

The San Jose Quakes have been the worst team in MLS this season, and the Colorado Rapids haven’t been much better. For just about as long as American professional men’s soccer has been out of perpetual existential danger, the issue has been vexing. Most everywhere in the world, but not exactly everywhere

3. Carlos Vela is loving life in Los Angeles, but Mexico’s World Cup exit still stings

In many ways, Carlos Vela has never been in a better place. The 29-year-old Mexican forward is playing some of the best soccer of his career for MLS expansion team Los Angeles FC, which is on track to qualify for the playoffs in its maiden season.

4. MLS defender facing backlash in native country over pro-LGBTQ armband to receive award

Guram Kashia is getting a prestigious award next week. The award is for “promoting UEFA’s social responsibility values of diversity, inclusion and accessibility.” More specifically, it’s for his courage in wearing a rainbow-colored captain’s armband for his previous team, Vitesse Arnhem, last October

5. Kings and dreams: Inside Toronto FC's supporter culture

Toronto FC supporters group Kings in the North formed when the team was a laughing stock but five years later, their passion and pride have driven the Reds to ultimate prize.

6. Wayne Rooney making immediate impact for D.C. United, both with his play and his persona

It’s easy to look at the numbers and decide that Wayne Rooney hasn’t made much of an impact in MLS. “He’s everything we thought he would be: Highly competitive, a winner, selfless, a great training player, great teammate with the older guys and a good leader who helps guide the young guys,” D.C. United

7. Italian giants Juventus rave about Atlanta-hosted MLS All-Star game

Major League Soccer’s All-Stars may have lost to Juventus on penalty kicks following Wednesday’s 1-1 tie at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, but if a defeat could ever feel like victory for the MLS players and the league they represent, this was probably it. “I think congratulations are in order for the president

8. USMNT goalkeeper Guzan expects to stay in World Cup 2022 mix despite age

United States goalkeeper Brad Guzan is hoping to continue his international career and help the Americans return to the Word Cup stage. Guzan is one of several U.S. veterans who haven’t played for the men’s national team since last October, when a loss at tiny Trinidad and Tobago cost them a trip to

9. Another insane 'Trafico' ended with another stunning LA Galaxy comeback

'El Trafico' – the nascent rivalry between the Los Angeles Galaxy and LAFC – delivered again on Thursday in thrilling fashion.

10. Toronto FC and an impossible MLS dilemma: What to do when greatness disappears?

Toronto FC's treble-winning, MLS record-breaking 2017 has given way to a strange, mishap-ridden 2018 and a tricky question: Blow it up, or stay the course?

11. Sources: LA Galaxy trying to sign USMNT, EPL veteran Geoff Cameron

The struggling LA Galaxy wants to shore up its leaky backline by signing U.S. national team and English Premier League veteran Geoff Cameron, multiple sources told Yahoo Sports.

12. Minnesota United's Collin Martin announces he's gay before team pride night

Minnesota United's Collin Martin publicly came out as gay on Friday, becoming the only out athlete in the five major professional sports.

13. Zlatan Ibrahimovic gets first MLS red card for slapping defender (Video)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic felt he was stepped on by Michael Petrasso ... so he slapped the Montreal Impact player in the side of the head.

14. How Tottenham's rise under Pochettino is influencing Friedel's fledgling coaching career

New England coach Brad Friedel has the team positioned to return to the playoffs in his first season. Friedel, a former U.S. international and current coach of the New England Revolution, joined Tottenham in 2011 toward the end of a storied career in England’s Premier League, where he still holds the

15. D.C. United is reportedly signing Wayne Rooney ... because why again?

This makes no sense for D.C. United. Or indeed for MLS and its retirement league image.

16. Wonder strike or horrendous goalkeeping error? Doesn't matter to LAFC, which wins last-gasp home opener

LAFC players celebrate after Laurent Ciman’s game-winning strike against Seattle. The opening of LAFC’s Banc of America Stadium had everything for 90 minutes plus stoppage time. Laurent Ciman was happy to oblige.

17. Toronto FC will need one last Herculean effort to make CONCACAF Champions League history

Toronto FC is the best team in MLS history, and was MLS' best shot at a first CONCACAF Champions League title. But the first leg of the final didn't go as planned.

18. Zlatan Ibrahimovic, fresh off another MLS goal, hints at World Cup return

Zlatan Ibrahimovic hasn't played for Sweden since retiring from international duty in 2016. But he seems to be on course for a World Cup comeback.

19. Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores absurd 40-yard goal, late winner in first MLS game

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is a legend. His legend arrived in MLS, in Los Angeles, and with the Galaxy with two of the most dramatic debut goals you'll see.

20. New eMLS venture hopes to grow soccer's popularity, but its participants get something even more valuable

Major League Soccer is venturing into e-sports with eMLS, its new gaming offshoot.

21. Entering its 23rd season, what exactly does MLS owe to the USMNT?

The domestic league is growing quickly, but does that mean it's also responsible for the national team's growth?

22. Lionel Messi teases MLS fans, Beckham with hint at future move

No, Lionel Messi is not coming to MLS anytime soon. But he told new MLS owner David Beckham, "in a few years maybe you will give me a call."

23. David Beckham’s Miami franchise arrives in MLS

Nearly four years after the first announcement, Beckham's MLS franchise in Miami became officially official on Monday.

24. U.S. Soccer presidential race heats up as former players jab at establishment

There's a clear divide in the U.S. Soccer presidential election between the establishment candidates and their challengers. It got wider on Saturday.

25. Landon Donovan makes another stunning comeback, signs with Club Leon in Mexico

Landon Donovan, seemingly retired for good this time, will make a remarkable return to professional soccer with Club Leon of the Mexican League.

26. TFC's Jozy Altidore responds to Trump's vulgar remarks

The Toronto FC star was kicking it with Nashville Predators blueliner P.K. Subban and sprinter Usain Bolt.

27. Feilhaber headed to LAFC for $400k in TAM, GAM

The move reunites Feilhaber with former USMNT coach Bob Bradley as well as KC striker Latif Blessing.

28. Toronto FC's MLS Cup win may force other teams to spend like it, and that's good for MLS

Toronto FC outspent other MLS teams by almost $5 million this year, raising the stakes for everybody else.

29. Toronto FC gets the MLS Cup it deserves, and Jozy Altidore is the hero

Toronto FC waited 364 days and 66 minutes for its legendary MLS Cup moment. Thanks to Jozy Altidore, the club, and the entire city, got it.

30. MLS 2017 oral history, Part 4: Maurice Edu focuses on positives amid rotten injury luck

Maurice Edu hasn't played an MLS match in over two years. Throughout 2017, as he rehabbed his latest injury, he kept in touch with Yahoo Sports.

31. What you might have missed during Toronto FC’s record-breaking season

There’s more to Toronto FC than just their stars, and it's that depth that may determine whether or not the side achieves its ultimate goal at MLS Cup

32. MLS Cup 2017: 4 key matchups for Toronto FC vs. Seattle Sounders

A quick breakdown of the key matchups as Toronto FC prepares to face off against the Seattle Sounders for the MLS Cup.

33. MLS 2017 oral history, Part 3: Sebastian Lletget gets big break, then heartbreak

Sebastian Lletget was living a dream. He was on top of the world. Ten minutes later, his season over. He takes us through the roller-coaster ride.

34. MLS 2017 oral history, Part 2: Luis Robles on Red Bulls coming up short and *that* fight in Toronto

Throughout the 2017 Major League Soccer season, FC Yahoo had regular conversations with four well-known players. In the second installment, Luis Robles talks us through his year, starting with the prospect of a long-overdue MLS Cup title for the New York Red Bulls, in spite of a rebuilding year, and

35. MLS 2017 oral history, Part 1: Benny Feilhaber tries to escape past disappointments and return to USMNT

In the first installment, Benny Feilhaber talks us through his year, which would begin with hope of an MLS Cup title and a resurrected U.S. national team career, crescendo with a U.S. Open Cup triumph, and end in a haze of disappointment. Benny Feilhaber: “Every year you say you want to a trophy and

36. Seattle Sounders near MLS Cup with 2-0 first-leg victory in Houston

The Seattle Sounders are one short step away from a return to MLS Cup.

37. The lengthy gap in the MLS Playoffs is a vexing problem

As one Twitter user put it: "Wait. The MLS season is still going?"

38. The Crew belong in Columbus, with an owner who realizes that

Anthony Precourt's attempt to move the team to Austin is a betrayal of the market he bought into.

39. The Portland Timbers are out, and the MLS Playoffs are as random as ever

The Portland Timbers are out. The Houston Dynamo became the 10th of 20 knockout-round winners to pull off upsets in the conference semifinals.

40. Columbus Crew hold on, sneak past NYCFC into conference finals

The Columbus Crew, the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference, are a two-leg series victory over Toronto FC away from MLS Cup.

41. Toronto FC's playoff victory marred by embarrassing, stupid Jozy Altidore red card

Toronto FC beat the New York Red Bulls on away goals, but it will be without its dynamic striker duo ini the first leg of the conference finals.

42. Clint Dempsey propels Seattle Sounders to MLS Western Conference Finals

Seattle Sounders midfielder Clint Dempsey, left, kicks the ball away from Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder Aly Ghazal as Sounders’ Harrison Shipp (19) looks on during the first half of the second leg of an MLS soccer Western Conference semifinal, Thursday, Nov. 2, 2017, in Seattle. The Seattle Sounders

43. Anger, community and the incredible Columbus Crew story that isn't going away

The Columbus Crew beat NYCFC on a memorable night that, in a way, encapsulated the relocation controversy.

44. Crew take control of conference semi series on wild night in Columbus

The Columbus Crew are "not done yet."

45. How #SaveTheCrew grew from hashtag and Twitter DM to nationwide movement

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We are the ONLY sports service in the history of ther world to finish with over 70% winners in BOTH college football (73.47%) and the NFL (70.7%) in the same year.

We have 321 #1 catgory finishes in documented sports service national handicapping contests - more than anyone has ever had.

WE FINISHED #1 IN THE 2013 MLB BASEBALL POST-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE SPORTS EYE IN MOST NET PROFIT WON.

* WE FINISHED #1 IN THE 2012 NFL FOOTBALL REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP AT BOTH THE SPORTS MONITOR & THE SPORTS EYE IN MOST NET PROFIT WON AND WE WON 70.8%.

* WE FINISHED #1 IN THE 2012 COLLEGE FOOTBALL REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP AT BOTH THE SPORTS MONITOR & THE SPORTS EYE IN MULTIPLE CATEGORIES, WITH 73.47%:

#1 IN WIN PERCENTAGE (73.47%); #1 IN RETURN-ON-RISK WITH 43.14%; #1 IN MOST NET PROFIT WON; #1 IN TOTALS WITH AN AMAZING 24-4 RECORD, ETC.

* WE FINISHED #1 IN THE ULTIMATE CONTEST THERE IS FOR SPORTS SERVICES: THE 2012 COMBINED FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE SPORTS MONITOR, WITH A REMARKABLE

9+% WIN OVER THE 2ND-PLACE SERVICE (AND THERE WERE 125 SERVICES IN THIS CONTEST!). WE HAVE A COMBO WIN % OF ABOUT 72%. IN 27 YEARS OF TSM, NO SERVICE

HAD EVER WON THIS CONTEST BY MORE THAN 4%. aND OVER THE LAST DECADE THE AVERAGE WIN WAS BY 0.9%. AND WE WON BY 9+%.

* WE ALSO BECAME THE VERY FIRST SERVICE EVER IN THE 27 YEARS OF THE SPORTS MONITOR (TSM) TO FINISH WITH OVER 70% IN THE SAME YEAR IN BOTH COLLEGE FOOTBALL (73.47%)

AND NFL FOOTBALL (70.8%). iN SPITE OF THE LYING THIEVES WHO CLAIM TO WIN 80% ALL THE TIME (AND ARE NEVER MONITORED IN A LEGITIMATE CONTEST), NO ONE HAD EVER DONE THIS.

We win the 2011 NFL-Ex Football Contest @ The Sports Monitor in 2 divisions: Most Bankroll Won, Totals & Most Net Winners, Totals.

We win BOTH the 2011 NHL Hockey Contest @ The Sports Monitor & the Titanium Award (our 14th) @ The Sports Eye. See our Award Notifications HERE.

We win the 2011 NFL Football Contest (Post-Season) Titanium Award (our 13th) @ The Sports Eye. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2010 College Football Contest (Regular-Season-totals division) @ LVSM. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2010 NFL-Ex Football Contest @ LVSM - back-to-back. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win several more Handicapper-of-the-Week Awards at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. We have 40 of these. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Post-Season Titanium Award (our 12th) at The Sports Eye. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Post-Season Contest - in every possible category - at LVSM.

We win 10 more Handicapper-of-the-Week Awards - all in a row - at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. We have 33 of these. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win May 2010, April 2010 & March 2010 Handicapper-of-the-Month Awards at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificates HERE.

We win the 2009-10 NBA Basketball Regular-Season (Top Win-%) at LVSM.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Post-Season Titanium Award (our 11th) at The Sports Eye. See our Award Notification HERE.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Post-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009-10 College Basketball Regular-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009 College Football Regular-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We win the 2009 NFL Pre-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

We finish #1 in the NBA Playoffs Championship Contest at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-%, All Sides)

We finish #1 in the 2009 NHL Playoffs Championship Contest at The Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-% (minimum 10 plays), Best Bets)

We finish #1 in the 2009 NHL Regular-Season Championship Contest at The Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-%, All Sides)

We finish #1 in the 2009 NBA Regular-Season Championship Contest at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor (category: Best Win-%, All Sides)

We win the 2009 NFL Post-Season Handicapping Championship at the Las Vegas Sports Monitor. See our Award Certificate HERE.

321: WE HAVE THIS MANY #1-CATEGORY FINISHES IN DOCUMENTED HANDICAPPING CONTESTS

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39	HOCKEY	WE HAVE THIS MANY #1-FINISHES IN THIS SPORT
9	SOCCER	WE HAVE THIS MANY #1-FINISHES IN THIS SPORT
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