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Τρίτη 12 Απριλίου 2016

Kick Off: Espindola's award | Week 6 Team of the Week revealed

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Kick Off: Espindola's award | Week 6 Team of the Week revealed

Here are the top soccer stories everyone's talking about this morning:

Weekly Honors

Thanks to the biggest win of Week 6, D.C. United put a pair of forwards on the Team of the Week. One of them, Fabian Espindola, was also the weekend's top scorer in MLS Fantasy Soccer Manager.

That Tackle

With fans still up in arms about Nigel de Jong's harsh tackle on Portland ace Darlington Nagbe, Brian Dunseth and Instant Replay tackle what in-game punishment the Galaxy man should have faced.

Back To The Future?

During his appearance on the premiere of FOX analyst Alexi Lalas' podcast, LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena admitted he'd have interest in another stint as USMNT manager.

All Clear

Sporting Kansas City defender Matt Besler finally passed the concussion test, clearing him for a potential return to action after missing two league games.

Keeping the Faith

The New York Red Bulls have been shut out four times in five games this year, but they would be wise to keep counting on veteran MLS goalscorer Bradley Wright-Phillips, writes Sam Stejskal.

It Ain't Over

Despite their awful start, Columbus Crew SC boss Gregg Berhalter notes that there are still 'plenty of points to play for'.

Wizardly Times

To get in the mood for the 20th anniversary of the club's first MLS match, Sporting Kansas City have posted that 1996 win over Colorado - in full on their YouTube channel.

Picket Fence

In an interview with ESPN, USWNT defender Becky Sauerbrunn said an Olympics boycott could be one option as they try to settle a pay dispute with U.S. Soccer.

Ready To Run

Long-injured Molde winger Josh Gatt has divulged that he's been passed fit enough to resume field training.

Harris Gives Back

When FC Dallas' Atiba Harris heard about a family needing to give up their season tickets due to a health crisis, he bought them a new set.

Speaking Out

D.C. United and US U-23 national team goalkeeper Charlie Horton returned to the US last fall after several years playing in England, and he recently spoke publicly about his personal experience with child abuse in the hope of inspiring others during National Child Abuse Prevention Month.