International Soccer
International Soccer
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Title within reach for Newell's
Newell's took a giant step toward clinching Argentina's Clausura title on Sunday with a 3-0 victory over Atletico Rafaela.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Nigeria rolls to 6-1 win over Tahiti at Confed Cup
Nigeria rolled to a 6-1 victory at Confederations Cup on Monday over Tahaiti, which was making its debut at a major FIFA tournament.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Oduamadi's hat trick helps Nigeria ease past Tahiti
Nnamdi Oduamadi scored a hat trick as Nigeria easily coasted past Group B minnows Tahiti on Monday by a 6-1 score in Confederations Cup play.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Players, father convicted in linesman's death
Six youth players and the father of one of them were convicted of manslaughter Monday for kicking a volunteer linesman to death after a game, a brutal attack that shocked this soccer-loving nation.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Balotelli lifts Italy over Mexico in Confederations Cup
Mario Balotelli's strike 12 minutes from time lifted Italy to a 2-1 victory over Mexico in Confederations Cup group A play on Sunday at the Maracana Stadium.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Wambach scores late as U.S. women roll over Korea Republic
Abby Wambach scored a late penalty kick to cap a 4-1 friendly win for the United States women's national team over Korea Republic on Saturday, moving Wambach to within two goals of the all-time leader, Mia Hamm.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Brazil routs Japan to open Confederations Cup
Brazil opened the 2013 Confederations Cup in style on Saturday, defeating Japan, 3-0, at the Estadio Nacional Mane Garrincha.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
International soccer gets goal-line technology
FIFA will use goal-line technology in international games for the first time at the Confederations Cup, starting with Saturday's opening match between Brazil and Japan. The Associated Press looks at why the technology has been introduced and how it will work:
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
Confedations Cup to open Saturday after protests
The Confederations Cup begins following protests that turned violent in three of Brazil's biggest cities, while builders were still slapping cement on stadiums.
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INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
FIFA rules male players can wear turbans
FIFA has ruled male head covers are acceptable to wear during matches, a decision that goes against the ban on turbans imposed by the sport's provincial governing body in Quebec.




