MLS Newsstand – Sunday, August 29, 2004

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Columbus Crew at MetroStars

Metros look to fix ship (Herald News)

Metros' lead on the line (New York Post)

MetroStars need win to stay first in East (Daily Record)

Akwari up to challenge now (Columbus Dispatch)

MetroStars scouting report (Daily Record)

D.C. United 0, New England Revolution 0

Goal eludes Revs: Earn point in scoreless draw with D.C. (Boston Herald)

Revolution are barred from win (Boston Globe)

The Tie Fits New England, United (Washington Post)

Howey warms up fast (Boston Globe)

Revs' tie leaves playoff drive in neutral (Providence Journal)

Revolution, United settle for tie (MetroWest Daily News)

Two or more teams on tap (Boston Herald)

Revolution settle for scoreless draw with United (The Sun-Chronicle)

Dallas Burn 4, Chicago Fire 1

O'Brien finds range, ends scoring drought (Dallas Morning News)

Defeat drops Fire to league bottom (Chicago Tribune)

Notebook: Brimstone Cup won't flame out (Dallas Morning News)

Fire buried by Burn (Daily Southtown)

Johnson's 2 goals give Burn win over Fire (Associated Press)

Colorado Rapids 0, San Jose Earthquakes 0

Cannon plunges Quakes into last (San Jose Mercury News)

Quakes can't solve ex-keeper (San Francisco Chronicle)

Land of the braveheart (Scotland on Sunday)

Cannon key to scoreless tie (Associated Press)

Other MLS and soccer

Mia Hamm chosen to carry U.S. flag (Associated Press)

On soccer: No denying impact of Hamm (MetroWest Daily News)

Tevez Casts His Own Shadow (Los Angeles Times)

Hamm, others leave an impressive legacy (Houston Chronicle)

Boca Juniors-Cienciano OB match near (Miami Herald)

Parity exists in soccer, just at different levels (Sun-Sentinel)