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The contrast between L.A.'s star power and RSL's collection of no-names in the MLS Cup final (Sunday, 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN, ESPN360.com) couldn't be more marked. [+]

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Steven Gerrard and Liverpool take on Man City at Anfield (Saturday, 7:45 a.m. ET on ESPN2).

There weren't many positives for the U.S. in the loss to Denmark, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. struggled without Landon Donovan in an insipid 1-0 loss to Slovakia, writes Ives Galarcep.

Maryland is among the favorites in the field of College Cup contenders, writes Maria Burns Ortiz.

Akron's undefeated season won't mean anything for the postseason, writes Maria Burns Ortiz.

Homelessness continues to climb, but SSUSA is fighting the problem, writes Anna K. Clemmons.

Brazil is on everyone's list of favorites for the 2010 World Cup. However, where do the Selecao rank in ESPN's SPI Rankings?

Historical performance? Current form? Nate Silver explains the thought process that comprises the Soccer Power Index.

It was a harsh reality for Chicago as it came up short in a penalty shootout against RSL, writes Charlie Corr.

One thing that MLS needs to do is address the quality of its playing surfaces, writes Freddie Ljungberg.

In its elimination from the U-17 World Cup, the U.S. was plagued by missed chances, writes Brent Latham.

Wilmer Cabrera's U-17 team promises a better attacking approach, writes Brent Latham.

The U.S. was outclassed by Korea as it crashed out of the U-20 World Cup, writes Brent Latham.

Playmaker Hugo Perez was the first Latino to make his mark with the U.S., writes Jeff Carlisle.

Bill Simmons has never experienced anything like a World Cup qualifier in Mexico City.

Wayne Drehs chronicles the U.S. men's summer of discovery and epic performances.

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Futbol Mexicano: Santos Laguna said goodbye to Corona Stadium. Graciela Reséndiz has this week's Mexican roundup.  [+]
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Chelsea1230
Arsenal1125
Manchester United1225
Tottenham Hotspur1222
Aston Villa1221
Manchester City1120
Liverpool1219
Sunderland1217
Stoke City1216
Burnley1216
Fulham1115
Everton1115
Wigan Athletic1214
Blackburn Rovers1113
Birmingham1212
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Hull City1211
West Ham United1210
Wolverhampton Wanderers1210
Portsmouth127
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