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Match Recap: REVOLUTION v RED BULLS

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June 18 --- MLSNet.com: Forget about the midfield. Maybe Steve Ralston's next career move will see him play striker after his late goal earned the New England Revolution a 1-1 draw with the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday night at Gillette Stadium...

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MLS round 13 Recap and Video — RED BULLS @ REVOLUTION
The World's Beautiful Game — from MLSNet, “Forget about the midfield. Maybe Steve Ralston’s next career move will see him play striker after his late goal earned the New England Revolution a 1-1 draw with the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday night at Gillette Stadium.” “Seth Stammler volleyed home a Dave van den Bergh cross after 37 minutes to put the Red Bulls ahead. New York held the lead late into the second half until Ralston, deployed up front after Adam Cristman went off injured with 20 minutes to play, slotted home a Kheli Dube knockdown 11 minutes before the final whistle to earn the Revolution a share of the points.” ...

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The Kin of Fish — It was hard to imagine the US "B" team equaling the full team's first-leg effort in yesterday's 1-0 win at Barbados, but the young Yanks (with goal-scorer Lewis and DeMarcus Beasley thrown in) did enough to propel the US to Concacaf's WC 2010 Semifinal Qualifying Round. With US U-20 stars Freddy Adu (assist on the Lewis goal), Michael Bradley, and Danny Szetela running the midfield, the Yanks didn't play the most sterling ball ever, but with an 8-0 cushion after leg one in LA, the young stars just had to manage the match. Mission accomplished. Next up, the four-team semifinal round. Here's the Group One schedule as follows (top two clubs ...

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Video: REVOLUTION v RED BULLS --- (June 18)
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