Olympic Qualifying, Wednesday: Giants follow suit, while Avila puts Guatemala in the driver’s seat

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Rover Rover found this 3/13/2008 on centerholdsit.wordpress.com [flag]
Canada 1, Mexico 1 Luis Angel Landin converted a penalty to give Mexico a somewhat undeserved point against Canada. Their defense was sloppy and it showed glaringly in the first 5 minutes. Andrazes Ornoch intercepted a shoddy Julio Dominguez clearance. He then found Will Johnson almost at the penalty spot. Johnson converted putting Canada up. It took Mexico about 80 minutes to wake up, but ... [link]

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Official Press Release: MEXICO 2008 TOUR in USA

MVNsoccer posted 3/13/2008 from web.sumworld.com

March 12 --- SUMWorld.com: In the fifth annual tour, the Mexican National Team, led by the country’s legendary Hugo Sanchez, will again play five games on U.S. soil. --- The confirmed dates are April 16 versus China at Qwest Field (Seattle, WA), June 4 against Argentina at Qualcomm (San Diego, CA), June 8 against Peru at Soldier Field (Chicago, Ill.), September 24 and November 12, 2008...
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The Offside: Q & A with Chivas USA Blogger Alex

MVNsoccer posted 3/13/2008 from www.theoffside.com

Yes, that is our own Chivas blogger Alex in the photo with Chivas striker Maykel Galindo. And here are some questions and answers so you can get to know Alex a little better...
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Official Announcement: MEXICO v ARGENTINA in San Diego --- June 4

MVNsoccer posted 3/13/2008 from ballhype.com

On Wednesday, Soccer United Marketing announced details on the first three matches of the Mexican National Team's 2008 U.S Tour. As in 2007, San Diego will host one of the games, versus the top-ranked Argentina.  The 2007 match held here against Venezuela (also at Qualcomm Stadium) broke San Diego's all-time attendance record for any single soccer match, a sold-out crowd (also on a ...
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Thursday report: Cuban defectors who left after Olympics qualifying match with U.S. will get Miami FC tryout

JTudor posted 3/13/2008 from sports.aol.com

The Miami Herald is reporting that two more members of the Cuban U-23 soccer team have defected, leaving the Cuban national team with 11 players. Should they take the field tonight in Tampa, however, the Cuban team can only field 10 players, thanks to Roberto Linares' red card against the U.S. on Tuesday night.
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Atlante beats Saprissa 2-1 in first leg of CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinal - International Herald Tribune

Center Holds It found this 3/14/2008 on www.iht.com

MEXICO CITY : Mexico's Atlante beat Costa Rica's Saprissa 2-1 on Thursday in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinals. The Cancun club was forced to come from behind after veteran Costa Rica international midfielder Walter Centeno put ...
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