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U.S Men's National Team coach Jurgen Klinsmann, released his 30-man preliminary roster for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

The team will begin training for the World Cup this week at Standford University

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The Oscars were yesterday, and of course that meant that the fashion police were out in droves. But actresses in stylish Gucci dresses weren’t the only statements being made over the weekend, the sporting world decided to get in on the action too.

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Do you ever feel for the large guy that's sitting in a seat way too small for them at the Yankees game? Or how about on a plane?

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In the midst of qualifying for the 2014 World Cup, the U.S. Men's National Team ripped off a 12-game winning streak and gave rise to the hope that the stars and stripes could make a legitimate run in the world's grandest sporting event

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After years of qualifying and over 100 eliminations, the 32 nation field for the 2014 World Cup is set. Assuming that Uruguay doesn't allow six goals to lowly Jordan in the final playoff qualifying match, we now know which countries will battle it out for the world's most prestigious sports championship in Brazil. They are as follows.

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LONDON (AP) — Organizers of a major World Cup soccer conference in Rio de Janeiro say it's been called off.

Soccerex, a global trade show for the soccer industry, says in an emailed statement that the Rio secretary of sport "took the political decision to withdraw their support" because of various protests in Brazil during the last several months

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SAO PAULO (AP) — The Brazilian government wants to improve services for the nearly 600,000 international visitors and 3 million local tourists expected at next year's World Cup.

A committee that includes officials from several parts of the government areas has been meeting regularly to discuss ways to better accommodate the visitors

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The UEFA Euro 2012 is finally over, culminating with a 4-0 win for Spain on Sunday. Team Espana goalkeeper Iker Castillas pitched the shutout thanks to his mind-numbingly hot girlfriend, sideline reporter Sara Carbonero, staying out of his view. There are those who still think the game is difficult to watch due to the excessive flopping and lack of scoring, and if you’re part of that group, try the RoboCup instead.

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Hope Solo says the U.S. women's team didn't choke against Japan in the World Cup Final.  Her logic might be worse than her voice.

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I have no idea what was going through this fat little kids mind when he decided the only way to let his favorite team how happy he was when they scored was flash his man boobs to the cameras.

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It was an unbelievable night in Germany in the Women's World Cup Final, one that has left this writer nearly speechless, and undoubtedly dejected.  It was a gut wrenching defeat for the U.S. and an impossible triumph for the Japanese.  Crestfallen as I am, I press on and give you my thoughts on the Women's World Cup Final and what this means for USA Soccer as a whole.  

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