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• World Cup Soccer: U.S. Tie Guatemala 0-0 (Associated Press)
• Just 2 left standing as soccer sites (The Salt Lake Tribune)
• Topping-off time in Bridgeview (Chicago Daily Southtown)
• Rapids making bid for third place (Denver Post)
• Red, Yellow Cards Leave Club Short-Handed (Washington Post)
• Buddle returns, but coach unclear on when he'll play (Columbus Dispatch)
• $60M soccer stadium set for Toronto (Toronto Star)
• Irreplaceable Reyna (Herald News)
• U.S. rivalry with Mexico alive and unwell (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
• Mexico's effort, tactics in question after defeat (The Houston Chronicle)
• Tie-ing times for MetroStars (Newsday)
• FC Dallas assisting evacuees (Star-Telegram)
• Up next, the world (SI.com)
• Soccer official says Toronto's on-again, off-again stadium is back on track (Canadian Press)
• Soccer site is booted (Toronto Sun)
• Trinidad's Sealy voted MLS player of the month (Caribbean Net News)
• For U.S. players, tryouts continue (Dallas Morning News)
• Players Get a Shot to Impress Arena (Los Angeles Times)
• U.S. takes a big step with fifth straight World Cup berth (Chicago Sun-Times)
• This one will be kids' stuff (Associated Press)
• US taps Revolution for four (The Boston Globe)
• FIFA opens investigation into Stoitchkov (Associated Press)
• FIFA Discards Rule No. 1 (International Herald Tribune)
• Mexico qualify for World Cup, Costa Rica close (Reuters)
• Mexico's rout leaves no doubt (Houston Chronicle)
