MLS Newsstand – Oct. 7-8, 2005

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MetroStars at D.C. United

United at the front of Argentine explosion (Washington Times)

Time of essence for Metros (Herald News)

Boswell Eyes Return to Early-Season Form (Washington Post)

Yallop to coach MetroStars? (Globe and Mail)

New England Revolution at Kansas City Wizards

Yeah, it's on their minds (Kansas City Star)

A legend's last shot (Kansas City Star)

Long and short of it (Boston Globe)

Revs look to secure home edge in playoffs (Patriot Ledger)

Reunited for a common goal (Boston Globe)

New England Revolution (16-7-7) at Wizards (11-9-10) (Kansas City Star)

Columbus Crew at Chicago Fire

Fire to soldier on after saying goodbye (Chicago Daily Southtown)

Little change expected in Crew lineup, intensity (Columbus Dispatch)

Young players making key contributions to Fire (Chicago Daily Southtown)

Fire draws curtain on Soldier Field years (Chicago Tribune)

Colorado Rapids at FC Dallas

FC Dallas seeks playoff urgency (Dallas Morning News)

Rapids race clock, sprint for second (Rocky Mountain News)

MLS' hardware lies beyond the depths of the Rapids (Star-Telegram)

Real Salt Lake at San Jose Earthquakes

Quakes hope to stay unbeaten at home (San Jose Mercury News)

RSL likes chances against San Jose (Salt Lake Tribune)

Will Real SL talk the talk or walk the walk vs. 'Quakes? (Deseret Morning News)

Position switch works wonders for Brown (Deseret Morning News)

WCQ - USA vs Costa Rica and Other Soccer Articles

U.S. Team to Rest Its Starters (Los Angeles Times)

Soccer deal still in play (Toronto Star)

Lalas does it his way (ESPN.com)

World Cup crunch time: 10 spots decided and 22 remain (Associated Press)

Colombian Soccer Star's Killer Released (Associated Press)