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TOUGH TIE
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Tasha Kai gave Sky Blue a 1-0 lead over FC Gold Pride in the 72nd minute.
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Bay area rallies to 1-1 draw with Sky Blue
Becky Edwards broke Sky Blue FC’s hearts in the first minute of stoppage time with a goal off a Camille Abily free kick to lift FC Gold Pride to a 1-1 draw in front of 3,412 at Yurcak Field Wednesday night. The result put Philadelphia and Boston into the Women's Professional Soccer playoffs and ended any hope of Sky Blue hosting a post-season game. More importantly, the dropped points left the Washington Freedom with a two-point edge and the head-to-head tiebreaker with two matches to go for each team.
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HANGING UP HIS BOOTS
Petke to retire after the season
Red Bulls veteran defender and fan favorite Mike Petke has decided to call it a career. The Red Bulls announced Wednesday that Petke will retire after this season. Complete
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2022 WORLD CUP FAVORITES
English bookmaker likes U.S. chances
William Hill bookmakers in England have made the United States 9-4 favorites to be named hosts of the 2022 World Cup. The English bookmakers made the Americans favorites, assuming that FIFA awards the 2018 World Cup to England. Complete
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OFFSIDE REMARKS
Appreciating Mike Petke
Mike Petke always has been the first to tell you that he wasn't the most talented player on the field. But what endeared the the veteran defender to the fans was that he cared whether the team was trying to snap a long losing streak during the 2009 season or enjoying a quick start to his year. The passion he displayed on the field and for the team, regardless what it was named, was second to none. Complete
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CUTTONE’S CONCEPTS
Thanks for 35 years of memories
There is a line in the epic baseball movie Field of Dreams, where James Earl Jones says baseball has marked the passage of time in America. Maybe so, but in my life it has been soccer. Sure I have been to many memorable sporting events, the World Series, Super Bowl, U.S. Open and New York Marathon, but it has been soccer that’s been there almost every step of the way. Complete
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