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MLS power rankings: What's wrong with LA?
The reigning MLS champion LA Galaxy are in last place in the Western Conference and have sunk near the bottom of sportsnet's power rankings.
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Toronto FC, Whitecaps set for round two
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Toronto FC in the Amway Canadian Championship final live on Sportsnet ONE at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT.
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Whitecaps look for redemption
The Vancouver Whitecaps will try to win their first Amway Canadian Championship on Wednesday vs. Toronto FC at 8 p.m. ET on Sportsnet ONE.
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Toronto FC coming apart at the seams
Tension around BMO Field reached a critical level Tuesday, with Toronto FC players showing their frustration in all the wrong ways.
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Chelsea team of destiny
Chelsea was at it again on Saturday, pulling off another dramatic and unlikely upset en route to being crowned the champions of Europe.
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TFC rediscovers its tactical identity
Toronto FC has recommitted itself to playing attacking soccer and look to continue its momentum as the team faces DC United on Saturday.
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Five questions for Dolan on Whitecaps
SPORTSNET.CA chats to soccer commentator Paul Dolan about the Vancouver Whitecaps and coach Martin Rennie's recent lineup shuffling.
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TFC's Frei coping with life on sidelines
In his first interview since breaking his ankle, Toronto FC goalkeeper Stefan Frei tells sportsnet.ca he'll be back sooner than expected.
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Whitecaps, Toronto FC set for Canadian final
Watch Toronto FC and the Vancouver Whitecaps battle in the Amway Canadian Championship final live on Sportsnet ONE at 6:30pm PT / 9:30pm ET.
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MLS power rankings: Caps holding steady
Despite an embarrassing loss last week, the Vancouver Whitecaps are holding steady in the MLS standings and sportsnet.ca's power rankings.
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10 to watch in Champions League final
Didier Drogba and Arjen Robben are just two of the 10 key players you should keep an eye on during Saturday's UEFA Champions League final.
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Familiar face on the coaching staff
Former Toronto FC defender Jim Brennan has been promoted to assistant coach with the Major League Soccer team.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
Manchester City scored twice in injury time to wrest the title away from Manchester United in a dramatic end to the Premiership season.
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Beckham invades Montreal
The Montreal Impact will try to win their third straight MLS game Saturday afternoon when they host David Beckham and the LA Galaxy.
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Bolton or QPR? Who'll be relegated?
Will Queens Park Rangers be relegated on the final day of the BPL season? Or will Bolton end up going down? Vote in our fan poll!
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Five questions for Dobson on Toronto FC
SPORTSNET.CA chats to soccer commentator Gerry Dobson about Toronto FC, their big win over Montreal, and Aron Winter's future.
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Tired of the same old song and dance
Canada is left to wonder if David Hoilett and Jonathan de Guzman will play for the national team and coach Stephen Hart is tired of it.
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No MLS? No problem
Toronto FC's terrific form outside the MLS continued Wednesday beating the Montreal Impact and advancing to the Canadian Championship final.
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Must-win for Toronto FC, coach Winter
Watch the Montreal Impact take on Toronto FC in the second leg of the Amway Canadian Championship semifinals live on Sportsnet at 8pm ET.
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Whitecaps in driver's seat vs. Edmonton
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps take on FC Edmonton in the Amway Canadian Championship semifinals live on Sportsnet at 9pm MT/8pm PT.
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MLS power rankings: Impact on the rise
With two straight wins, the Montreal Impact have made a move up the MLS Eastern Conference standings, and Sportsnet's MLS power rankings.
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'I don't think we'll lose'
Aron Winter says his job is not on the line ahead of TFC's Canadian Championship second-leg semifinal vs. the Montreal Impact on Wednesday.
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Blackburn Chicken invades BPL match
A live chicken was thrown onto the field during a BPL match between Blackburn and Wigan on Monday, holding up play for several minutes.
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Worst start ever
The 2012 version of Toronto FC officially own the worst start in the history of Major League Soccer after falling 2-0 to DC United Saturday.
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Impact searching for first road win
The Montreal Impact will try to earn their first road win in MLS Saturday night when they pay a visit to Sporting Kansas City.
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Avoiding the record books
Watch Toronto FC host Dwayne De Rosario and DC United Saturday in live MLS action on Sportsnet starting at 4 p.m. ET.
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A rare appearance
Dwayne De Rosario will be back at BMO Field for the first time since being traded from Toronto as DC United takes on TFC.
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Molinaro on TFC: Strong Canadian content
Say what you want about Toronto FC and their 0-7 record, but at least they're trying to give Canadian players starring roles.
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Brazilian Martins among Impact's iron men
Felipe Martins has established himself as a key playmaker and driving force in the midfield for the Montreal Impact.
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Toronto FC, Impact draw at Cdn Championship
Toronto FC opened up their Amway Canadian Championship semifinal series with a 0-0 draw against the Montreal Impact Wednesday night.
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Whitecaps not taking Edmonton lightly
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps vs. FC Edmonton in the Amway Canadian Championship live on Sportsnet West and Pacific at 8 pm MT/7 pm PT.
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Impact, TFC set for Canadian tussle
Watch Toronto FC vs. the Montreal Impact in the Amway Canadian Championship live on Sportsnet East and Ontario starting at 7:30 pm. ET.
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MLS power rankings: TFC at rock bottom
With seven straight losses, it hardly comes as a surprise that Toronto FC is at the bottom of Sportsnet's MLS power rankings.
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Montreal Impact training notes
All indications from the Montreal Impact's Tuesday training session is that they are taking the Amway Canadian Championship very seriously.
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Impact guided by sense of history
The Canadian club championship holds a special place in the hearts of the Montreal Impact organization.
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In case you missed it...
Forget about the race at the top of the Premiership table. The fight at the bottom to stave off relegation is far more intriguing.
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TFC one loss away from setting record
A road loss against Real Salt Lake on Saturday would see Toronto FC tie the league record for the worst start to an MLS season at 0-7.
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Live: Toronto FC vs. Real Salt Lake
Listen to Toronto FC vs. Real Salt Lake in live Major League Soccer action right now on Fan 590 Radio and Fan590.com
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Impact looking for first shutout
The Montreal Impact will try to earn their first shutout of the MLS season Saturday afternoon when the host the Portland Timbers.
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Five questions for Craig Forrest
SPORTSNET.CA chats to commentator Craig Forrest about the Montreal Impact and their uneven start to the Major League Soccer season.
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Johnson, Eckersley defend TFC coach
Two key starters for Toronto FC have come out in support of Aron Winter, with both maintaining their coach is right: it's on the players.
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TFC defender Hall close to debuting
After spending the past few months recovering from a sports hernia, defender Jeremy Hall is close to making his debut for Toronto FC.
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More drama
Soccer fans were treated to another thriller Wednesday as Bayern Munich defeated Real Madrid in the semifinals of the Champions League.
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DC making some noise
After a slow start to the season, DC United is now unbeaten in six games and climbing up sportsnet.ca's weekly MLS power rankings.
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Winter: Toronto FC will make playoffs
Even though his team is 0-6 to start the season, Toronto FC coach Aron Winter insists the Reds will make the playoffs.
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Great theatre
Chelsea's stunning result against Barcelona Tuesday was great theatre, and it was more than apropos that the drama unfolded at the Camp Nou.
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In case you missed it...
The Premiership title race is back on after Manchester United's capitulation at Old Trafford and Manchester City's win at Molineaux.
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TFC upended yet again
Toronto FC has lost its first six games of the MLS season, its latest coming in a 3-2 defeat at the hands of the Chicago Fire Saturday.
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Toronto FC still in search of first win
Toronto FC will have captain Torsten Frings back in the starting lineup when they host the Chicago Fire on Saturday afternoon.
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A sign of Frings to come
Toronto FC is getting Torsten Frings back but may have lost its main striker for Saturday's MLS game against the visiting Chicago Fire.
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Five questions for Dolan on Whitecaps
SPORTSNET.CA chats to soccer commentator Paul Dolan about the Vancouver Whitecaps and their recent form in Major League Soccer season.
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Lensky on trial with Whitecaps
Some interesting news today out of Vancouver is that midfielder Jacob Lensky is on trial with the Whitecaps.
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Dunfield: TFC better than its record
Toronto FC is still searching for its first win but midfielder Terry Dunfield maintains the club is better than its 0-5 record indicates.
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Chelsea rides its luck
Chelsea needed a brilliant team defensive performance, and a fair bit of luck, to upset mighty Barcelona Wednesday in the Champions League.
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MLS power rankings: KC has no peers
With a perfect 6-0 record it's no surprise that Sporting Kansas City tops the league standings and sportsnet.ca's MLS weekly power rankings.
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Help is on the way
Torsten Frings, TFC's injured captain who has missed the past four matches, was back in full training with his teammates on Tuesday.
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Bayern worthy winners
Real Madrid was far from its best, but Bayern Munich still dominated them for most of the match on Tuesday in the UEFA Champions League.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
With four matches left in the season, the race at the bottom of the table is far more intriguing than the one at the the top.
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Ex-teammate remembers Morosini
Former TFC forward Andrea Lombardo remembers one-time teammate Piermario Morosini as a person who carried himself with a quiet dignity.
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Reprehensible record
Toronto FC dropped a close decision to Chivas USA at BMO Field Saturday, which set a new franchise record by losing five straight games.
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Toronto FC still searching for first win
Toronto FC will try to earn their first win of the season, and avoid breaking a dubious club record, when they host Chivas USA on Saturday.
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Impact try to make it two in a row
The Montreal Impact will be shooting for their second straight win (and their first on the road) when they visit FC Dallas on Saturday.
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Frings still believes in Toronto FC
Despite Toronto FC's 0-4 start to the MLS season, injured captain Torsten Frings still believes the Reds can contend for a playoff spot.
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Five questions for Dobson on Toronto FC
SPORTSNET.CA chats to soccer commentator Gerry Dobson about Toronto FC and their slow start to the Major League Soccer season.
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TFC trio still in Canada's plans
Despite Toronto FC's horrendous start to the MLS season, three of their starters are still in the mix for Canada's national team.
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Chelsea to play MLS All-Stars
Major League Soccer announced Wednesday that Premiership side Chelsea will serves as this year's opponent in the league's All-Star game.
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Vukovic not ready to make jump, says TFC
The mystery has been solved as Toronto FC confirmed to sportsnet.ca that it released youth academy forward and top prospect Stefan Vukovic.
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MLS Power Rankings: 'Quakes shake things up
The San Jose Earthquakes are making a bit of noise in the Western Conference and in sportsnet.ca's weekly MLS power rankings.
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TFC releases prospect Vukovic
Toronto FC academy director Thomas Rongen confirmed to sportsnet.ca on Tuesday that the club has released academy forward Stefan Vukovic.
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captain Frings ready to return?
Toronto FC coach Aron Winter has revealed that injured captain Torsten Frings is days away from returning to action.
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TFC signs academy product Roberts
Toronto FC has bolstered its goalkeeping depth by signing youth academy product Quillan Roberts to a senior team contract.
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Impact, TFC set for Canadian derby
History will be made Saturday when the Montreal Impact and Toronto FC renew their rivalry in Major League Soccer for the first time.
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Whitecaps try to break MLS shutout record
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps play the hometown San Jose Earthquakes Saturday live on Sportsnet Pacific starting at 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT.
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Impact Friday update
Nigerian forward John Owoeri has joined the Montreal Impact on trial, and Eduardo Sebrango and Hassoun Camara are probable for Saturday.
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Five questions for Forrest on Impact
SPORTSNET.CA chats to commentator Craig Forrest about the Montreal Impact ahead of their home game against Toronto FC on Saturday.
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Dobson named Brian Budd Award winner
Sportsnet soccer commentator Gerry Dobson is the winner of this year's Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame Brian Budd Award of Distinction.
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Whitecaps notes from Thursday's practice
Sporstnet Pacific reporter Irfaan Gaffar is at the Vancouver Whitecaps practice Thursday in Burnaby, B.C.
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TFC vs Santos: In case you missed it
A video recap of Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League encounter between Toronto FC and Santos Laguna of Mexico.
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Impact-Real Salt Lake highlights
In case you missed the game, here are highlights of Montreal Impact-Real Salt Lake match from Wednesday night.
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It's the defence, stupid!
Toronto FC continues to be plagued by defensive deficiencies, a problem that was on full display in Wednesday's loss to Santos Laguna.
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Brave effort from Benfica
Soccer isn't always meritocracy. Sometimes the best team doesn't win. Such was the case Wednesday with Benfica's loss to Chelsea.
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MLS Power Rankings: Impact hit rock bottom
They may not be in last place in the league standings, but the Montreal Impact occupy the last spot in this week's MLS power rankings.
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TFC's Stefan Frei out 4-6 months
Toronto FC announced that Swiss goalkeeper Stefan Frei underwent successful ankle surgery and will miss four to six months of action.
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Milan no match for Barca
They may have received a favourable penalty call but Barcelona was full value for its victory over AC Milan Tuesday in the Champions League.
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Toronto FC expecting a war vs. Santos
Watch TFC-Santos live on Sportsnet ONE & streamed live on sportsnet.ca @ 8 pm ET, and get live Twitter updates from Ryan Leslie in Mexico.
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Cann, Hall on the mend
Toronto FC's defensive struggles have been well documented this season but the good news is Adrian Cann, Jeremy Hall are recovering.
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Step in the right direction
Despite an all too familiar result in Olympic qualifying, the future of Canada's men's national soccer team looks bright.
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TFC still searching for 1st win
Toronto's search for its first win of the Major League Soccer season continues as TFC dropped a 1-0 decision to the Columbus Crew.
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Impact search of goals vs. New York
The Montreal Impact will try to earn their first road win in MLS when they pay a visit to the New York Red Bulls on Saturday afternoon.
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Whitecaps' Le Toux returns to Philly
The Vancouver Whitecaps visit the Philadelphia Union on Saturday afternoon. Watch the game live on Sportsnet Pacific at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT.
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Toronto FC looking for first MLS win
Toronto FC will try to earn its first win of the MLS season Saturday afternoon when it hosts the Columbus Crew at BMO Field.
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MLS Mashup: Nana Attakora update
It looks as though former Toronto FC defender Nana Attakora might have some career options outside of Major League Soccer.
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Ryan Johnson, Attakora on Soccer Show
Toronto FC forward Ryan Johnson and ex-Reds defender will be guests of Nigel Reed on The Soccer Show Thursday night.
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TFC vs Santos: In case you missed it
A video recap of Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League encounter between Toronto FC and Santos Laguna of Mexico.
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TFC draw Santos in dramatic affair
Toronto FC earned a draw with Santos Laguna in a dramatic first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League semifinal on Wednesday.
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Bulls charge out of gate
After two losses, the New York Red Bulls busted out of the gate with a road win to climb the East standings and the weekly power rankings.
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TFC, Whitecaps get ready
Toronto FC and the Vancouver Whitecaps look ahead to their next games.
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Impact's Pizzolitto calls it quits
Montreal defender Nevio Pizzolitto has decided to retire after spending 16 years with the club
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TFC has chance to rebound vs. Santos
Toronto FC will have their hands full when they host Santos Laguna Wednesday in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League semifinals.
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TFC faces tough test against Santos
Toronto FC will have their hands full when they host Santos Laguna in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League semis on Wednesday.
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TFC gets second chance against Santos
The main problem for Toronto FC this season is in defence and whether it's been injuries or tactics, the back line needs to tighten up.
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Clone of TFC gets "second chance" against Santos
The main problem for Toronto FC this season is in defence and whether it's been injuries or tactics, the back line needs to tighten up.
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Canada's wasted chance
And so it goes, yet another fleeting moment of hope quickly snuffed out, never allowed to flower. That's Canadian soccer in a nutshell.
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Canada eyeing CONCACAF semifinals
Canada's pursuit of an Olympic berth continues Monday against Cuba. The match will be streamed on sportsnet.ca & shown on Sportsnet.
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Magical night for Canada
It may sound like hyperbole but Canada's win over the U.S. in Olympic qualifying was one of the biggest victories by any Canadian team.
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Falling behind early
TFC is only two games into the MLS season, but already finds itself in a dire situation, losing 3-0 to the San Jose Earthquakes Saturday.
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Stefan Frei injury update
Toronto FC announced Saturday that goalkeeper Stefan Frei sustained a broken fibula during Friday's training session.
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Impact hit the road in Columbus
The Montreal Impact begin a crucial three-game road trip Saturday afternoon when they pay a visit to the Columbus Crew.
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Whitecaps go for three in a row
Tune in to Sportsnet Pacific at 7 pm PT to watch the Vancouver Whitecaps host DC United and Canadian star Dwayne De Rosario.
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TFC moves on without Frings and Frei
Toronto FC will be without Torsten Frings and Stefan Frei when they host the San Jose Earthquakes in their home opener Saturday afternoon.
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TFC goalkeeper Frei injured
Toronto FC's injury problems deepened Friday morning when goalkeeper Stefan Frei suffered a left leg injury during practice.
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TFC goalkeeper Frei injures foot
Toronto FC's Friday morning practice came to an abrupt end when goalkeeper Stefan Frei injured his left foot.
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Five questions for Dolan on Whitecaps
SPORTSNET.CA chats to commentator Paul Dolan about the Vancouver Whitecaps and their perfect start to the Major League Soccer season.
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Canada's rough start
Based on their opening game, it appears as though Canada is on a fool's errand at the CONCACAF Men's Olympic Qualifying tournament.
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New role for Attakora
Nana Attakora is not used to being one of the squad's oldest players but that's the position he finds himself in with Canada's Olympic team.
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MLS Power Rankings: RSL sets the pace
Real Salt Lake is off to a flying start this season, topping the Western Conference standings and sportsnet.ca's weekly MLS power rankings.
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Attakora expects to be traded from San Jose
With any luck, Canadian defender Nana Attakora will have a new team to play for in Major League Soccer by the end of the week.
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TFC forges ahead without Frings
The MLS season is barely underway and Toronto FC already faces a crisis with the loss of the injured Torsten Frings for four to six weeks.
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Will the support continue?
After a successful home debut, the Montreal Impact now face a tough schedule that has the potential to put a damper on the club's interest.
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Good first impression
The Montreal Impact made their home debut in the MLS on Saturday afternoon, drawing 1-1 with the Chicago Fire in front of 58,912 fans.
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TFC face stern challenge in Seattle
Watch Toronto FC make their MLS season debut against the Seattle Sounders on Saturday live on Sportsnet ONE starting at 10 p.m. ET.
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Whitecaps look to end road woes
Watch the Vancouver Whitecaps take on Chivas USA on Saturday live on Sportsnet Pacific and West starting at 7:30 p.m PT/8:30 p.m. MT.
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Impact set to make big home splash
The Montreal Impact make their home debut in MLS Saturday afternoon when they host the Chicago Fire before what could be a record crowd.
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Molinaro on MLS: Impact quiet on Corradi
Bernardo Corradi was cleared to play in the Montreal Impact's home opener, but whether Impact coach Jesse Marsch plays him is another story.
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Plenty of buzz for Impact
Even though the Canadiens dominate the sporting landscape in Montreal, the Impact will -- for one weekend at least -- be front and centre.
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Five questions for Gerry Dobson
SPORTSNET.CA chats to commentator Gerry Dobson about Toronto FC ahead of their MLS season debut Saturday against the Seattle Sounders.
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Historic triumph for TFC
Ryan Johnson scored one goal and set up another to lift Toronto into the CONCACAF semis with a historic win over the Galaxy Wednesday night.
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De Guzman raring to go vs. LA
Julian de Guzman will make his 2012 debut for Toronto FC in Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League match against the Los Angeles Galaxy.
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TFC face daunting task in LA
Watch Toronto FC vs LA Galaxy in the CONCACAF Champions League on Wednesday live on Sportsnet ONE and sportsnet.ca starting at 10 pm ET.
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Impact set for MLS debut in Vancouver
The Montreal Impact make their Major League Soccer debut on Saturday when they pay a visit to the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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TFC's playoff hopes depends on defence
Toronto FC showed signs of moulding into a cohesive unit during the second half of 2011, but the defence remains a work in progress.
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Five questions for Craig Forrest
SPORTSNET.CA chats to commentator Craig Forrest about the Montreal Impact ahead of their MLS debut Saturday against the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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MLS Season Preview: The East
Will TFC make the playoffs? Will the Impact finish dead last? Will Dero revitalize DC? Anything can happen in MLS's Eastern Conference.
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MLS Season Preview: The West
Will the Whitecaps get out of the basement? Will LA be the team to beat again? MLS's Western Conference has many interesting story lines.
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Soccer star warns Crosby not to rush back
Greg Sutton can relate to Sidney Crosby. Sutton was one of Canadian soccer's best goalkeepers when he suffered a concussion in 2007.
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Fans fanatical, TFC can't hold on
Toronto FC earned a draw with the Los Angeles Galaxy and David Beckham in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions League quarter-final.
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TFC out to make history
As soccer matches go, they don't get much bigger for Toronto FC than their CONCACAF Champions League tilt with the LA Galaxy on Wednesday.
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Galaxy not taking Toronto FC lightly
Don't try telling the LA Galaxy they're the heavy favourites in their CONCACAF Champions League quarter-final series with Toronto FC.
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Winter insists TFC ready for LA
TFC coach Aron Winter insists the club's pre-season camp in Florida provided the proper preparation for Wednesday's Champions League match.
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Five reasons to watch TFC vs. LA
Toronto FC returns to action this week with their first competitive game since last October -- and what an affair it promises to be.
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Whitecaps' DeMerit still wants U.S. call-up
It's been a year since Jay DeMerit played for the U.S. national team, but the Whitecaps captain still longs to represent his country.
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Canada chasing shadows
A 3-1 loss to Armenia underlined Canada's major problem: its inability to put together a 90-minute performance against a quality opponent.
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Canada ready for attacking Armenia
Watch Canada take on Armenia in Cyprus in an international friendly live on Sportsnet ONE right now.
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Nations gear up for Euro 2012
Watch England-Netherlands on Sportsnet, Germany-France on Sportsnet World and Italy-USA on Sportsnet ONE right now.
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BPL Power Rankings: United never say die
Ryan Giggs' late heroics on the weekend just might be the tipping point in Manchester United's favour in the Premiership title race.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the BPL saw Manchester City stay ahead of Manchester United, and Arsenal pull off an amazing comeback against Spurs.
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Soccer Central Poll: Villas-Boas & Tevez?
Will Andre Villas-Boas will be fired before the end of the season? Should Manchester City allow Carlos Tevez back into their squad?
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Young soccer star committed to Canada
Promising soccer prospect Keven Aleman tells sportsnet.ca that he is firmly committed to playing for Canada's national senior team.
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De Guzman named to Canadian roster
Canadian coach Stephen Hart was forced to scramble to put together his roster for next Wednesday's international friendly against Armenia.
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Desperate times for Inter
These are desperate times for Inter Milan, who are winless in their last seven matches and facing elimination from the Champions League.
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The Cavani-Lavezzi Show
Edinson Cavani and Ezequiel Lavezzi were the top stars of the Champions League on Tuesday, leading Napoli to a convincing win over Chelsea.
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Restored pride
AC Milan struck a blow for itself and Serie A with a 4-0 hammering of Arsenal Wednesday in the UEFA Champions League.
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Still on another level
Barcelona had a point to prove Tuesday and they used the Champions League stage to demonstrate they're still the best team in the world.
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BPL Power Rankings: Wolves hit rock bottom
They're in 18th place, but Wolves have hit rock bottom after firing Mick McCarthy following a humiliating 5-1 loss to West Bromwich Albion.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the BPL the Suarez-Evra feud reach new heights, Spurs hammer Newcastle and Thierry Henry bid a fond farewell in style.
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Off to the Magic Kingdom
Toronto FC is heading to Florida, where it will hold the next stage of its pre-season training camp until March 3.
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Capello's fait accompli
Fabio Capello's fate as England manager was sealed after having his authority so blatantly usurped and undermined by the English FA.
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Canada looks ahead to World Cup qualifiers
With a pair of World Cup qualifiers looming, this summer can't come soon enough for coach Stephen Hart and the Canadian men's soccer team.
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TFC rookie idolizes Barcelona's Pique
Toronto FC rookie Aaron Maund could hardly have picked anyone better to pattern himself after than FC Barcelona defender Gerard Pique.
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Dero hopeful of new deal with DC
Although DC United's Dwayne De Rosario is renegotiating his contract, it looks likely the Canadian will be staying in the American capital.
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Liverpool loses ground
Not only did Liverpool drop one spot in the standings, but they also fell in sportsnet.ca's weekly BPL power rankings.
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Aleman's Spanish adventure
Keven Aleman, a former TFC academy member, is currently in Spain where he has joined the youth team of second division club Real Valladolid.
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TFC makes roster cuts, more to come
TFC had 42 players in camp at the start of pre-season. That's down to 38 after the club confirmed Friday it has released four players.
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Canada to play all games in Toronto
All of Canada's home games in the next round of World Cup qualifying will take place at Toronto's BMO Field, the CSA announced Thursday.
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Kara Lang adjusting to life after soccer
Even though she's had a year to adjust to life away from soccer since retiring, the competitive fires still burn deep inside of Kara Lang.
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Whitecaps hire ex-TFC academy boss
The Vancouver Whitecaps have hired Stuart Neely as head of player management and advancement for the MLS club's residency program.
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Whitecaps extend Camilo's contract
The contract dispute between the Vancouver Whitecaps and star Brazilian forward Camilo has been resolved.
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Still some work to do
Canada's humbling 4-0 loss to the U.S. Sunday in Vancouver showed just how much work the national team has to do before the Olympics.
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London calling
There's still plenty of work to do, but by claiming an Olympic berth the Canadian women's team has restored some pride.
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TFC has high hopes for new season
With a solid core of players in place at the start of pre-season, TFC has set a series of lofty goals for the 2012 MLS campaign.
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Eckersley set to re-sign with TFC
A source tells sportsnet.ca that a permanent deal between Toronto FC and English defender Richard Eckersley is imminent.
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The real test begins
Now that Canada has made it to the semifinals of the CONCACAF Women's Qualifiers, the real test begins with an Olympic berth at stake.
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The Sinclair factor
If Canada is ever going to become a dominant power in the women's game, it needs to find a way to win without Christine Sinclair.
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Poll: African Cup of Nations?
Which BPL team do you think will most be negatively affected by the African Cup of Nations? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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A positive first step, but...
You can't read anything too significant into Canada's 6-0 victory over Haiti at the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying tournament.
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Kyle continues growth under new coach
Carolina Morace is long gone as coach of the Canadian women's team, but Kaylyn Kyle's "soccer education" has continued under John Herdman.
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Canada's got a date with Armenia
The Canadian men's national team will play Armenia in an international friendly on Feb. 29 in Cyprus, the CSA announced Tuesday.
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Five reasons to watch CONCACAF qualifiers
The eyes of Canadian soccer fans will be firmly cast on Vancouver when it hosts the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying tournament.
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QPR hits rock bottom
QPR may not be in last place in the league table, but they are at the very bottom of sportsnet.ca's weekly BPL power rankings.
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Canadian clubs make impact
With three of the top four picks, it was the Canadian teams that made the biggest splash at the MLS SuperDraft on Thursday.
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Impact take Wenger 1st overall
The Montreal Impact have selected Andrew Wenger with the first pick in Major League Soccer SuperDraft.
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Draft losing importance
Already lacking a certain "wow factor," the MLS SuperDraft has become less important due to the way teams develop players.
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History of the Ballon d'Or
If all goes according to plan, Argentina's Lionel Messi will be named the FIFA Ballon d'Or winner on Monday for the third consecutive year.
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Rongen takes over TFC academy
Toronto FC officially announced former U.S. under-20 coach Thomas Rongen as director of its youth academy on Friday.
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MLS draft a new experience for Rennie
For years, Martin Rennie watched from the sidelines of the MLS SuperDraft. Now, he's preparing to be in the thick of the action.
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Plenty on TFC's plate ahead of draft
Paul Mariner tells sportsnet.ca that TFC is in talks with six players in order to add some roster depth prior to the start of training camp.
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Molinaro on BPL: Howard's a class act
What's most interesting to note about Tim Howard's amazing goal was his reaction and how he conducted himself with the utmost class.
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Impact weighing MLS draft options
As the Montreal Impact have recently learned, it's good to have options -- especially when you're holding the No. 1 pick in the MLS draft.
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In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the BPL saw Manchester City, Manchester United and Chelsea suffer shocking upsets, while Arsenal climbed the table.
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Makings of another classic?
Watch live coverage of Friday's Premiership match between Liverpool and Newcastle on Sportsnet World and sportsnet.ca starting at 2:30pm ET.
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Poll: Favourite moment of 2011?
What was your favourite moment of 2011? Canadian MLS rivalry? Manchester derbies? Barca wins CL? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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Year in review: Soccer in 2011
While the action on the pitch underscored soccer's reputation as the "beautiful game" events off the field showcased the sport's ugly side.
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Manchester City slips up
They're still top of the Premiership table, but Manchester City has slipped to No. 2 in sportsnet.ca's weekly power rankings.
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Ignorance not a defence
The English FA saw through Luis Suarez's "lost in translation" explanation in giving him an 8-game ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra.
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Forrest recalls BPL holiday season
While fans love the Premiership's holiday schedule, the players aren't so wild about. Craig Forrest recalls his memories for sportsnet.ca.
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Making headlines: Simeon Jackson
Canadian international Simeon Jackson scored his first Premiership goal in Norwich's 2-2 draw with Wolves earlier this week.
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TFC to play CCL match at Rogers Centre
TFC will play the first leg of its CONCACAF Champions League quarter-final against the LA Galaxy at Rogers Centre, sportsnet.ca has learned.
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The Soccer Insider: Ligue 1 & Beckham
Sportsnet.ca's John Molinaro interviews AFP reporter Tom Williams about Ligue 1 and the possibility of David Beckham signing with PSG.
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Sinclair highlights Canadian Olympic roster
John Herdman sprung no major surprises Tuesday in unveiling his Canadian roster for the 2012 CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying tournament.
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BPL Power Rankings: Man United holds firm
After suffering a 6-1 loss to Manchester City at Old Trafford, Manchester United has rebounded by going on a seven-game unbeaten run.
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Bernier signs with Montreal Impact
Canadian midfielder and Quebec native Patrice Bernier was officially unveiled as the newest member of the Montreal Impact Monday morning.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the Premiership saw a brief lead change at the top of the table and Bryan Ruiz score a wonder-goal for Fulham.
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Whitecaps sign Matt Watson
The Vancouver Whitecaps on Friday added some depth in the middle of the park by signing midfielder Matt Watson to a contract.
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The big question: Should Suarez play?
If you were Liverpool manager, would you bench Luis Suarez due to his recent "improper conduct"? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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The big question: Best player signing?
Who has been the best signing of the season so far in the BPL: Sergio Aguero, Demba Ba, Phil Jones, Juan Mata or Michel Vorm?
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Soccer Insider: Bundesliga & Ballack
Sportsnet.ca's John Molinaro interviews reporter Raphael Honigstein of The Guardian about the Bundesliga and Michael Ballack's future.
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Sinclair wins Canada's top soccer honour
Canadian forward Christine Sinclair of Burnaby, B.C., was officially feted as the Canada's best female soccer player of 2011 on Thursday.
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Jordan adjusting to new Impact role
Retirement has not exactly dulled the competitive fires inside Matt Jordan. In fact they burn just as brightly as when he was a player.
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De Rosario named best Canadian player
Dwayne De Rosario was named Canada's best male soccer player of the year on Wednesday, the fourth time he has won the award (2005-2007).
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Magpies continue slide
After a strong and surprising start to the season, Newcastle United have hit a wall and dropped to seventh in the Premiership standings.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the Premiership saw Manchester United rebound from their Champions League exit and Robin van Persie score another beauty.
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Making headlines: Bafetimbi Gomis
Lyon's Bafetimbi Gomis recorded the fastest hat trick in Champions League history Wednesday, finding the net three times in seven minutes.
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Bad day for city of Manchester
Shock waves were sent throughout the soccer world Wednesday when the Premiership's two top clubs were eliminated from the Champions League.
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The Marseille miracle
Olympique Marseille reminded us Tuesday of why the UEFA Champions League is so special and why we cherish these mid-week European matches.
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Don't discount Spurs
They may sit a distant third in the table and are 7 points off the pace, but Tottenham has to be considered legitimate title contenders.
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Neely quits as TFC academy director
Toronto FC is undergoing more changes, as Stuart Neely has quit as the club's youth academy director.
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In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the Premiership saw Ayegbeni Yakubu explode for four goals and one of the worst refereeing decisions of the season.
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Impact will have a 'Canadian influence'
Matt Jordan, the Montreal Impact's director of soccer operations, says the club is pursuing Canadian players ahead of the 2012 MLS season.
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Plenty of marquee matches
Forget about the Group of Death, paths to the final and potential crossovers. Euro 2012 will offer plenty of marquee first-round matches.
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Poll: Which BPL manager will be fired next?
Sunderland axed Steve Bruce on Wednesday. Which BPL manager do you think will be fired next? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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The big question: Hoilett & De Guzman
Will Jonathan De Guzman and David Hoilett suit up for Canada in the next round of WCQ? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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Injured Hutchinson shooting for January return
Injured Canadian midfielder Atiba Hutchinson tells sportsnet.ca he is close to returning to action and "should be 100 per cent" by January.
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TFC 'confident' of keeping Plata, Eckersley
Paul Mariner tells sportsnet.ca that Toronto FC is working hard to keep Joao Plata and Richard Eckersley at the club for next season.
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Stamatopolous' Home Swede Home
Canadian goalkeeper Kenny Stamatopolous is a citizen of the world but he's found a home while playing in Stockholm for AIK.
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BPL power rankings: Chelsea back on track
Chelsea sits firm at No. 7 in this week's Premiership power rankings after thrashing Wolves 3-0 at Stamford Bridge on the weekend.
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Molinaro on BPL: In case you missed it...
A wild weekend in the Premiership saw a dodgy penalty call at Old Trafford, Balotelli sent off, and Mata help Chelsea get back on track.
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Forrest remembers Gary Speed
The soccer world is in mourning over the shocking death of Gary Speed, including Sportsnet's Craig Forrest who played against the Welshman.
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The big question: Andre Villas-Boas
If Chelsea loses to Wolves in the Premiership on Saturday, should they fire Andre Villas-Boas? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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Cavani grabs Man City by horns
Edinson Cavani has always been a player for the big occasion, someone who shines brightest when the pressure is on and he's centre stage.
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Montreal Impact take Ching No. 1
The Montreal Impact selected Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching with the top pick in Wednesday's MLS expansion draft.
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Gunners continue red-hot pace
Buoyed by the goal-scoring exploits of Robin van Persie, Arsenal continues with its amazing renaissance after a slow start to the season.
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In case you missed it
It was another wild weekend in the Premiership, including a "scandalous" goal by 21-year-old Canadian David Hoilett of Blackburn.
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Molinaro on soccer: City tangles with Magpies
Who would have thought Manchester City-Newcastle United would be the glamour tie of this weekend when the season started back in August?
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Canada needs new attitude
More goals? Stronger defence? What Canada really needs to improve before the next round of World Cup qualifiers is its mental game.
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Canada finds offence in win over St. Kitts
Canada salvaged some pride and stemmed the growing tide of fan unrest and media criticism by cruising to victory over St. Kitts and Nevis.
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De Rosario: We can break WC drought
More than anything, Canadian soccer fans want to see their national team qualify for the World Cup.
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Canada to shake things up vs. St. Kitts
Far from pleased with his team’s effort the last time out, Team Canada head coach Stephen Hart is looking to change things up Tuesday.
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Molinaro on Canada: Drought continues
Another game and another goalless draw as Canada's scoring drought in World Cup qualifying continues.
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Coming into his own
Canadian defender David Edgar has been a solid force on the back end for Stephen Hart and Team Canada.
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Single point clinches top spot
Canada takes on St. Kitts and Nevis Friday in a WC qualifier on Friday. You can watch the match live on sportsnet.ca.
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Canada's Attakora regaining mental strength
Nana Attakora is coming off a disappointing campaign 2011 MLS, but is looking to bounce back for Team Canada in World Cup qualifying.
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BPL power rankings: Bolton moves up
Bolton climbed up the table - and up Sportsnet.ca's weekly power rankings - after its amazing 5-0 win over Stoke City on the weekend.
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In case you missed it: Premiership Week 11
Newcastle is still unbeaten while Manchester City retains its five-point cushion on United atop the table.
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Premiership weekend preview
Sportsnet's John Molinaro weighs in with his thoughts on what to look for this weekend in the English Premiership.
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Stinson cracks Canada's roster
Toronto FC midfielder Matt Stinson has been named to Canada's roster for the national team's upcoming World Cup qualifying matches.
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Star striker
It's hard to imagine what more Bayern Munich forward Mario Gomez has to do in order to garner the proper recognition and praise he deserves.
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Full preparation ahead
TFC executive Earl Cochrane says they're taking a new approach ahead of next year's pre-season that should help.
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Demba Ba in fine form for Newcastle
Newcastle United forward Demba Ba is one of the hottest players in the Premiership, having scored eight goals in nine games for the Magpies.
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Man City top of the table
Manchester City cruised to a victory over Wolves on the weekend, topping the Sportsnet power rankings in the process.
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Premiership weekend review
In case you missed it, here’s what happened in the Premiership over the weekend.
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TFC's De Guzman lives up to DP status
Toronto FC midfielder Julian de Guzman is coming off his best MLS campaign as a Red and is finally living up to his DP status.
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Toronto FC's kids are alright
If the 2011 Major League Soccer season was any indication, the future looks bright for Toronto FC's heralded trio of youth academy graduates.
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Toronto FC and the case for the defence
Toronto FC conceded a league-high 59 goals in 2011, a testament to the club’s defensive ineptness in yet another playoff-barren year.
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Frei or Kocic: Who will start for TFC?
Milos Kocic became TFC's starter after Stefan Frei battled injury problems this year. But who will start in goal next season for the Reds?
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Getting ready for Winter
Despite missing the post-season, Aron Winter believes TFC is headed in the right direction and work will need to be done in the offseason.
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Late goal gives TFC draw in finale
Danny Koevermans scored in the 83rd minute to help Toronto FC earn a thrilling 2-2 draw against the New England Revolution on Saturday.
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Whitecaps wrap up inaugural MLS season
The Vancouver Whitecaps finish up their disappointing inaugural MLS season against the Colorado Rapids Saturday.
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TFC look to close on a high
TFC hosts New England Saturday in the MLS regular season finale between two clubs who have already been eliminated from playoff contention.
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Mind the gap
While Alex Ferguson believes his Man United side is close to producing the quality of soccer seen at Barcelona, there is still a ways to go.
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The Soccer Insider: Juventus reborn
Sportsnet.ca's John Molinaro interviews renowned Italian soccer reporter Paddy Agnew about Serie A and Juventus's amazing renaissance.
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Poll: MLS SuperDraft winner?
Which Canadian team will improve most based on the Major League Soccer SuperDraft? Vote in our online poll and have your say.
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Soccer Forecast 2012: Spain dominates
What's in store for the beautiful game in 2012? We'll likely see more championships for the Spanish national team and FC Barcelona.
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