World Soccer Power Rankings (September 20 edition)

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MVNsoccer MVNsoccer posted 9/20/2007 from sportsillustrated.cnn.com [flag]
by Jonah Freedman / SI.com --- We're comfortably settling into our 30s here in Rankingsville, and we've long realized life is a little more complicated than orange slices at halftime of our AYSO games, microwave burritos for lunch and occasionally bumming $5 off our dads. [link]

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Interview with Chuck Culpepper

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Grant replaces Mourinho at Chelsea

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Americans Abroad: Beasley makes Champions League history

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Arsenal vs. Derby: Match Preview

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