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DC United 2 at New England Revolution 2
• Revolution rally salvages tie (Boston Globe)
• A keeper: Reis was called on to be savior early and often (Boston Globe)
• Tie suits Revs fine (Boston Herald)
• Two-Goal Lead Too Much For United to Maintain (Washington Post)
• Cristman, Dube goals earn tie for Revolution (Associated Press)
• Revs get a point (Attleboro Sun Chronicle)
• Reis, Revs save tie with United (Worchester Telegram & Gazette)
• Revived D.C. United settles for tie (Soccer America)
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• Rapids roster more closely resembles global community (Rocky Mountain News)
• Dallas has its way in Denver (Denver Post)
• Real Salt Lake: Team battling to stay in Western Conference contention (Deseret Morning News)
• Hurdles confront McBride's desire to join Fire (Chicago Tribune)
• MLS: Fire isn't local boy McBride's only suitor (Chicago Sun-Times)
• Soccer executive has high hopes for Chester squad (Philadelphia Inquirer)
• 'I'm delighted he's not here' (Toronto Sun)
• At least one man's happy Beckham's not coming to Toronto (National Post)
• Cunningham to start up front against L.A. Galaxy (Toronto Star)
• 'A great chance' for Canadian soccer (Toronto Sun)
• Canada facing 'conveyer belt' of soccer talent (Canwest News Service)
• TNT happy to bring you this fine column on Sounders (Tacoma News Tribune)
• Q and A with MLS player Pat Onstad (Province)
• U.S. forwards continue to disappoint (ESPN.com)
• U.S. still seeking a dominant midfield presence (ESPN.com)
