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Soccer 365 Features

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  The Grainey Report

  Wolfsburg wins their First Frauen-Bundesliga

  Vfl Wolfsburg won its first Frauen-Bundesliga crown earlier this month to complete a German double. The Grainey Report looks at this as well as the start of the Swedish women’s league, the annual W-League preview, and the recent roster for the U.S. women’s Under-23 National Team camp

  • USL PRO 2013's Early Race for Playoffs
  • Women’s Champions League a French v German Affair
  • Huge Crowd See Thorns Go Top
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  Mark’s Mayhem

  Big-Time Drama in USMNT Camp – Players Unhappy with Jurgen?

  Some players are apparently unhappy with Jurgen Klinsmann’s coaching methods. The information came to light the other day in an excellent article by the Sporting News’ Brian Straus.

  • Bring Back the Shoot-Out!
  • Living the Life – with NO Complaints!
  • Flat-Four Fiascos Cost Teams Shot at Cup
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  Spanish Kicks

  Piqué “100% Confident” that Barça Can Turn the Tide

  Gerard Piqué remains confident that FC Barcelona can still turn the tide, despite Bayern's advantage in the return leg. Can Barça stage a historic comeback or are we in store for an all German Champions League final?

  • Life after MLS: Frings and the German Presence in the Football World
  • “Un geni a l'escola del futbol” - Messi
  • PSG Holds Possessive Barça Side To a 2-2 Draw at Parc des Princes
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  Open Play

  Football is Unfair: The Roberto Mancini Affair

  In an unusual move Roberto Mancini has thanked Manchester City fans for their great support. It did take the club nearly half a billion dollars to climb up the hierarchy of European football, but this is not what he's being criticised for. Soccer365's Panos Bletsos reflects on "four unforgettable years" for the blue half of the city.

  • Will Benfica Ever Break Guttmann’s Curse?
  • YGWYPF
  • Sir Alex and the Gordian Knot
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  Premier League Nutshell

  Fergie’s Last Bow

  • Arsenal Claim Fourth Amid Fond Farewells
  • Sir Alex and Lampard: Legends
  • Adebayor Keeps Tottenham In It
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  Ready, Set, America

  May flowers bring nothing

  Post-season friendlies have produced little but fatigue and frustration. So why does the U.S. insist on playing Belgium and Germany mere days before critical qualifiers?

  • U.S. vs Mexico Player Ratings
  • The Return of the Team
  • Harshest Hex Part 2 of 2
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  The Grapevine

  Bursaspor Aiming To Keep Edu

  MLSsoccer.com says Bursaspor are trying to make midfielder Maurice Edu's loan move from Stoke City permanent...

  • Toronto Adds Loan Reinforcements
  • Irons To Strike Up Guzan?
  • Donovan: We Should Sign Rogers