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Beckham To End Career In MLS

During an exclusive interview with ESPN, Becks re-iterates his desire to end his career playing in the MLS. We're guessing with the LA Galaxy... Beckham plans to end career in United States

Pele, Franz Beckenbaur and over 37,000 people turned up at Giants Stadium for New York Red Bulls home opener against New England Revolution. Unfortunately, there were no goals. For a report on this and all of the other MLS weekend games, follow us… MLS Scoreboard

And tonight, the US continue with their World Cup warm-ups when they face Jamaica in Cary, NC. The game will be notable for goalkeeper Tony Meola making his 100th international appearance.  U.S. MNT Prepares for Tuesday's World Cup Tune-Up vs. Jamaica

Home Opener At Giants Stadium Promises Much

Not only will their be a festival of soccer on show at Giants Stadium tomorrow night, the New York Red Bulls have laid on a host of special events.

Red Bull Have Their Wings Clipped

Leading 2-0 at half-time, New York Red Bulls manage to snatch a draw from the jaws of victory in DC. For full details of this and all the other games from the opening weekend of the 2006 MLS season, click:
http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/scoreboard/

Red Bull roll out the...

...carpet.  No, not the red carpet.  It's a green carpet.  And it happens to be made of grass.  Red Bulls to play home opener on grass

Red Bull NY Looking Shakey

After two pre-season losses for Red Bull New York, Coach Moe Johnston is disappointed with his squad's efforts. 

"There were certain guys who underachieved tonight," Johnston said. "I told them who they were. You know who they were. Everyone here tonight knows who they were."  Still much work to do for Red Bulls

Jack Bell on Soccer

Every week, the sports editors at the NY Times humor journalist Jack Bell, and give him a few column inches to cover that other sport, soccer.  This week he brings us some insight into the New York Red Bulls and much much more.

New Jersey Seeing Red Over Name

Every week, the sports editors at the NY Times humor journalist Jack Bell, and give him a few column inches to cover that other sport, soccer.  This week he brings us some insight into the New York Red Bulls and much much more.

New Jersey Seeing Red Over Name

MoJo Takes Charge of Metrostars

What's Mo Johnston got in mind for the Metrostars this season?  By the way, Eddie Gaven never impressed me when I saw him play last summer, so it comes as no surprise that Mo is ready to let him go.  MetroStars' Magee Has a Role to Play