sports.aol.com - 2/7/2008
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When the boys at CONCACAF announced its new Champions League last week , they stated that one Canadian club would earn a spot in the competition. According to our friends at The Offside , the Canadian Soccer Association is working toward putting together its own cup competition, but until then, the Canadian champion will likely be determined by a three-team round robin involving MLS club ...
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An Attempt to Boost the U.S. Open Cup
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... Over at FanHouse, I make the argument that the U.S. Open Cup winner should get a CONCACAF Champions League bid — because American USL clubs should get the same opportunity that the Canadian clubs do. Click here to read it. ...
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