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Americans Abroad
(Thursday, November 25, 2004) -- PSV Eindhoven achieved club history yesterday and United States midfielder DaMarcus Beasley made a contribution. In its ninth time participating in the European Champions League, PSV advanced from group play and advanced to the knockout round for the first time after a 1-1 draw at home with short-handed Arsenal.
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BANGKOK, Thailand (Wednesday, November 24, 2004) -- Midfielders Melanie Behringer and Patricia Hanebeck scored in the second half, leading Germany to a 3-1 victory over the United States, dousing the Americans' hopes of defending their Under-19 Women's World Championships title before 10,500 at Supachalasai Stadium tonight.
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(Tuesday, November 23, 2004) -- After four seasons of playing with the San Jose Eearthquakes in Major League Soccer, striker\midfielder Landon Donovan is returning to Germany's Bayer Leverkusen, the club that first signed him as teenager in 1999.
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(Monday, November 22, 2004) -- United States goalkeeper Kasey Keller, who saw virtually no action for Tottenham Hotspur during the first three months of the English Premier League, suddenly found himself busy following his loan to Southampton which split a pair of matches.
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(Monday, November 23, 2004) -- United States midfielder DaMarcus Beasley scored an insurance goal in stoppage time, helping host PSV Eindhoven defeat Vitesse Arnhem 2-0 yesterday to remain undefeated atop the Dutch Eredivisie.
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CHIANG MAI, Thailand (November 21, 2004) - Second-half goals by striker Amy Rodriguez and and midfielder Megan Rapinoe, plus a stifling defense that did not allow a shot on goal, led the United States to a 2-0 victory over Australia in the quarterfinals of the Under-19 Women's World Championship. The defending champion U.S. advanced to a semifinal meeting Wednesday with Germany.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Wednesday, November 17, 2004) -- The U.S. began and ended its successful CONCACAF Semifinal World Cup Qualifying round playing 1-1 draws with Jamaica. There was little similarity with the matches. After being lucky to escape Kingston August 18 with a point in the standings, a relatively inexperienced American lineup played Jamaica even tonight in Columbus, Ohio, ending the visitors run to the 2006 World Cup.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Monday, November 15, 2004) -- The Atlantic Coast Conference grabbed three of the four top seeds of the 2004 NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament which had its 48-school field announced today. The 16 seeded teams receive first-round byes.
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CARSON, Calif. (Sunday, November 14, 2004) -- It is not often that momentum changed as quickly and decisively as happened in D.C. United's 3-2 victory over the Kansas City Wizards to capture the MLS Cup 2004 title at Home Depot Center.
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(Friday, November 12, 2004) -- Oh how they hate each other. The shouting match between Arsenal and Manchester United is bubbling into one of the hottest rivalries in soccer. Last month, United ended the visiting Gunners 49-game English Premier League winning streak at Old Trafford, which only deepened the hatred.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (Friday, November 12, 2004) -- It took virtually no time for the first seeded team to be eliminated from the NCAA tournament's first round. Central Florida stunned No. 9 Florida, the 10th seed, 3-0 at rainy James G. Pressly Stadium this afternoon. Goals by Courtney Baines, Jennifer Montgomery and Kendra Flock in a 12-minute period spanning intermission staked the Golden Knights (17-3-2) to a three-goal advantage.
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CARSON, Calif. (Thursday, November 11, 2004) -- For the first time, Major League Soccer players have a collective bargaining agreement with the league. MLS, which will stage its ninth championship match Sunday when the Kansas City Wizards face D.C. United at Home Depot Center, and the MLS Players Union, announced the deal today in separate press releases.
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PHUKET, Thailand (Thursday, November 11, 2004) -- Goals by midfielder Angie Woznuk and striker Amy Rodriguez in an early two-minute span, and a second-half tally by midfielder Sheree Gray sent the United States to a 3-0 decision over South Korea to open Group C of the Under-19 Women's World Championship.
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(Tuesday, November 9, 2004) -- American defender Oguchi Onyewu scored twice and assisted the game-winner, leading Standard Ligue to a 3-2 victory over Mons in the Jupiler League, Belgium's first division. "Onyewu for President!" proclaimed Belgian sportscasters afterward.
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MLS playoffs
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Saturday, November 6, 2004) -- Goalkeeper Nick Rimando stopped Clint Dempsey's penalty kick in a tiebreaker to seal D.C. United's 4-3 edge over the New England Revolution in a tiebreaker after the two teams played a thrilling 3-3 draw through 120 minutes in the Major League Soccer Eastern Division title match. United will face the Kansas Cityy Wizards in the MLS Cup final.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Friday, November 5, 2004) -- Striker Davy Arnaud scored twice to lead the Kansas City Wizards into the MLS Cup final with a 2-0 whitewash of the Los Angeles Galaxy. The Wizards will play the winner of the New England Revolution's Saturday visit to D.C. United.
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PHILADELPHIA (Saturday, November 6, 2004) -- Marete Pederson scored twice to give Denmark a 3-1 victory over the United States women, snapping the Americans' 21-match unbeaten streak.
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(Monday, November 1, 2004) - United States striker Conor Casey scored his first league goal of the season Saturday, but FSV Mainz 05 came up short in an exciting 4-3 road loss when Martin Petrov scored four times for 1Bundesliga-leading VfL Wolfsburg.
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