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Portugal’s FA has suspended the star after the recent Nations League fallout
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The 2-2 draw against the world’s top-ranked team proved encouraging
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The USMNT’s recent success a reason to watch the country’s top league
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Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Why Mexico (mostly) plays in the U.S.
El Tri is the home team in many parts of the country
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Messi’s last dance: Inside his final Argentina game
The GOAT said goodbye to a sold out crowd in Buenos Aires
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - USMNT grinds out 1-0 win against Canada
The Americans capped off the international break with a fourth win
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Soccer Monday: Sullivan makes USMNT history
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Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - USMNT rallies past Chile 4-2 after late surge
The Americans overcame a deficit in the second half
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Should nation states be allowed to own teams?
The Man City scandal makes a very strong case against it
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Soccer Monday: Messi’s ‘last tango’
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Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Why Man City’s spending is paying off — and Tottenham’s isn’t
Both clubs each spent more than $400 million rebuilding this summer
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Mbappe’s shoe deal to reshape future sponsorships
For decades, the market has operated as a stable oligopoly
Summary from publisher feedRead at Planet Soccer → - Soccer Monday: Arsenal falls to Brighton
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