MLS Newsstand – Friday, August 27, 2004

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Revs welcome Howey (Boston Herald)

A delayed transaction (Boston Globe)

Wizards once again must play with Fire (Kansas City Wizards)

Fire's Curtin a constant (Chicago Tribune)

Burn opens contract talks with O'Brien (Dallas Morning News)

Eskandarian Hurts Ankle, Is Questionable for Match (Washington Post)

Flamboyant Lalas goes corporate (USA Today)

A steady climb up the coaching ladder (Boston Globe)

Trainer ready for new life (Boston Herald)

CIC hammering out agreement with Crew (This Week)

Moving the 'Quakes would be wrong (Fox Sports World)

Coaches make summer camp fun (Ventura County Star)

Long night ends with winner by Selolwane (Chicago Tribune)

Selolwane gives Fire victory in 2nd OT (Daily Herald)

Thanks to Dipsy, Fire will defend championship (Daily Southtown)

Selolwane sends Fire to Cup final (Chicago Sun-Times)

Battery's Open Cup run ends in overtime (Charleston Post and Courier)

Report: Herron To Join Fire On Loan (MatchNight.com)

Inspiration played as two-way proposition (The Daily Pilot)

City sign 'keeper cover (ITV Football)

KC Dreaming of Stadium Solution (USSoccerUK.com)

Olympics and other soccer

Golden Parachute (Los Angeles Times)

A golden last hurrah (San Jose Mercury News)

A Power Exits Soccer's Stage, With a Nudge From Behind (New York Times)

The '91ers Leave the Stage as Destiny's Darlings (New York Times)

Youngsters help veterans go out winners (USA Today)

U.S. women's soccer victory tour starts at Frontier Field (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

Teamwork epitomized in golden victory (ESPN Soccernet.com)

U.S. Soccer Team Gives Vets Proper Sendoff (Associated Press)

Going out with a bang (Chicago Tribune)

Gold Medalists to Hold Post-Olympic Tour (Associated Press)

Soccer Players to Honor Slain Journalist (Associated Press)

Beasley provides key goal as PSV Eindhoven advances in Champions League (SoccerTimes)

Two U.S. players give lift to Man. U. (Associated Press)