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Caps' chance to lift their campaign

They've had the Canadian title in their sights on the final day of competition, but not in their control.

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Soccer Friendly

 
 
To chants of "Fergie sign him up," David Beckham made a one-off return to the Manchester United team on Tuesday to mark the end of best friend Gary Neville's career in a friendly against Juventus.
 
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Nutrilite

 
 
If there was ever a must-win game for the aspiring-to-better-things Vancouver Whitecaps organization, this is it.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Dwayne De Rosario of the New York Red Bulls plays against the Chivas USA on May 15, 2011 at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey.

Canada, U.S. finalize rosters for Gold Cup

Both Canada and the United States announced their sides for next month's CONCACAF Gold Cup, which will open with a match between the two cross-border rivals June 7 at Ford Field.


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Beating Barcelona an achievable task for Man U

Here's a little advice from Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson as his team prepares to meet Barcelona in the Champions League final: Don't bet against his players.


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Vancouver Whitecaps goalie Jay Nolly, shown in action recently, says the team knows they have to score against Toronto. The Whitecaps had a rare three days off before heading east to take on Toronto FC Wednesday night in the second Nutrilite Cup game.

Whitecaps well-rested for TFC

Jay Nolly played golf. Greg Janicki visited Vancouver Island. Jeb Brovsky headed to South Bend, Ind., for Notre Dame graduation ceremonies.


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Victoria players carry soccer torch

In many ways, the opening shot in the bid for a berth in the 2014 World Cup at Brazil will be taken next month by the Canadian national men's soccer team.


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The Whitecaps' Terry Dunfield (left) defends against Columbus Crew's Dejan in April in Columbus, Ohio-the Vancouver midfielder says he can't wait to get started for Canada in the Gold Cup.

Terry Dunfield's almost jumping with joy

Terry Dunfield hasn't doubted for a minute his decision to return to Vancouver and play for his hometown Whitecaps. It's just that his joy has never been more obvious than Monday.


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Kyle Porter's pair paces FC Edmonton

Too much baggage? Turn to a Porter, which is what FC Edmonton did to register its first win at home.


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Canada mixes youth with experience for Gold Cup

The quest for a World Cup berth doesn't begin in earnest until the fall, but the Canadian men's soccer team will use the Gold Cup next month to assess where it stands.


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Sergio Busquets

UEFA dismisses racism claims against Busquets

UEFA, soccer's European governing body, has dismissed allegations of racial abuse against Barcelona's Sergio Busquets, allowing the midfielder to play in the Champions League final against Manchester United.


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Gold Cup a stepping stone to World Cup qualifiers

The quest for a World Cup berth doesn't begin in earnest until the fall, but the Canadian men's soccer team will use the Gold Cup next month to assess where it stands.


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Brian Drewry

Olympic-sized instructor for field hockey camp

This summer's Future Stars Field Hockey Camp has added one of Canada's stars of the game to its list of instructors.