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Colorado Rapids at FC Dallas
• Veteran Pareja gets call in FC Dallas midfield (Fort Worth Star-Tribune)
• Rapids looking for the road to recovery (Rocky Mountain News)
• FC Dallas tries to move forward without Mulrooney (Dallas Morning News)
• Dallas scorer in no hurry to beat Rapids (Denver Post)
Chivas USA at Real Salt Lake
• Cila gets chance to shine (Deseret Morning News)
• Chivas hoping for quick turnaround (Daily Breeze)
• RSL has something to prove (Salt Lake Tribune)
• For Now, Guzan Is the Man (Los Angeles Times)
• Revenge on RSL minds tonight (Ogden Standard Examiner)
• No advantages for Chivas (Press-Enterprise)
Other articles
• Lalas returning to field? (San Jose Mercury News)
• Next for Fire stadium: wall-to-wall progress (Chicago Daily Southtown)
• Never hurting for help (Boston Globe)
• Recipe for Success Is Slow to Pan Out (Washington Post)
• Painful finish (San Jose Mercury News)
• Freddy Adu: Juggling act (Minneapolis Star Tribune)
• For Crew, 1-0 deficits become 2-0, 3-0 . . . (Columbus Dispatch)
• Revolution rock (SI.com)
• Injury ends Dayak's season (San Francisco Chronicle)
• Giving Adu his due (St. Paul Pioneer Press)
• Injuries change lineups in MLS (Deseret Morning News)
• U.S. calls up 2 Revs for England game (Patriot Ledger)
• Sandy looks for a bigger kick than soccer (Salt Lake Tribune)
• U.S. coach Arena brings O'Brien back into the fold (Chicago Sun-Times)
• Game's new spin: It's lost a lot of English (Dallas Morning News)
• Howard's back in net (SI.com)
• Top U.S. Pro Leagues Face Steroid Hot Seats (L.A. Times)
• Leaders cry foul over Sandy soccer bid (Deseret Morning News)
• Upson and Wright-Phillips off England team for U.S. tour (Associated Press)
• Power is abused more often than steroids (Associated Press)
• Professional women's soccer comes to town (Daily Breeze)
