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201.www.portugoal.net312
202.fundamentalsoccer.com312
203.www.wydad.com311
204.www.fcbarcelonaclan.com311
205.talksoccer.net308
206.fotbal.idnes.cz308
207.www.lastkick.com306
208.www.sport1.de305
209.www.blutgraetsche.de305
210.www.itv-football.co.uk304
211.4liveworldcup.com303
212.sportgfx.com302
213.sportstodayusa.com302
214.www.voetbalprimeur.nl301
215.www.kvmechelen.be301
216.www.sporting.be301
217.www.uefa.com300
218.www.albania-sport.com299
219.www.omplanete.com298
220.www.socceramerica.com298
221.www.vfl-bochum.de297
222.www.soccer365.com294
223.eurochampsleague.com293
224.soccerblogs.net292
225.atleticomadrid.ru292
226.www.goonersguide.com291
227.www.psv.nl290
228.www.livescore.cc289
229.soccerlimeyinamerica.com289
230.www.footballclips.net288
231.www.figc.it288
232.www.lega-calcio-serie-c.it287
233.www.fussball-foren.net287
234.www.terrikon.dn.ua287
235.fkpobeda.info285
236.mountakhab.net284
237.www.fototifo.it284
238.feyenoord.netwerk.to284
239.www.soccerassociation.com283
240.www.bfv.de283
241.www.11freunde.de282
242.www.fczwolle.nl282
243.portalfutebol.pt281
244.www.uhlsport.com280
245.www.footytube.com280
246.bvbfans.ru280
247.georgeweahscousin.com279
248.www.forum-for-football.com277
249.www.arminia-bielefeld.de277
250.www.mackolik.com277
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236. mountakhab.net

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Switzerland v Wales: Brian Flynn's squad depleted but players are behind him
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Singapore Billionaire Bids $509 Million For Liverpool
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's rags-to-riches billionaire Peter Lim bid 320 million pounds ($509.1 million) on Tuesday to buy Liverpool Football Club, a revised offer that tops rival bidder New England Sports Ventures (NESV).
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FIFA Must Postpone World Cup Vote - Former ExCo Member
BERLIN (Reuters) - World soccer's governing body FIFA should postpone the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups after allegations of vote-selling, a former FIFA Executive Committee member said on Wednesday.
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Manchester United's Michael Owen out of action with new muscle injury
• Owen injured again during recovery from hamstring problem• Striker says he 'will be out for the next few weeks'The Manchester United striker Michael Owen will be out of action for a few more weeks with a muscle injury sustained in training while recovering from a hamstring problem.The 30-year-old has started only three matches this season and has not played since 2 October. He trained for a week but then picked up the new problem, which ruled him out of Tuesday's League Cup win over Wolves.Owen says that he "will be out for the next few weeks".Owen also missed the final three months of last season with injury.Michael OwenManchester Unitedguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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