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Nate Jaqua of Sounders FC battles for the ball with Houston Dynamo's Geoff Cameron. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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S o, you are feeling kind of guilty. You are a die-hard soccer fan, but you have been so busy following World Cup qualifying and matches from Europe that you have lost track of Major League Soccer. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Houston Dynamo's Mike Chabala in the second half. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Kevin P. Casey) SEATTLE - Sounders part owner Drew Carey wasn't cracking jokes. He was spewing anger in an elevator. Full Article at Canoe
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A strangely subdued Qwest Field soccer crowd watched the Seattle Sounders FC walk off the field Thursday night for what could be the last time in 2009. Full Article at TheNewsTribune.com
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SEATTLE -- Blood, noise and yellow cards outnumbered scoring chances as the expansion Seattle Sounders debuted in the MLS playoffs with a 0-0 draw against the Houston Dynamo on Thursday night in the first match of a home-and-home, aggregate-goals set. Full Article at The Washington Post
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Seattle's a great team, and I think really if you look at the whole West, three points separate four teams ... It's a crapshoot and it's nice that we've got one game at home.
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You always want to win at home ... But we don’t look at it as a lost opportunity. We look at it as, ‘Hey, we played the first half of the series and we didn’t get a goal.’ Now we just have to make sure we get the goals in the second half of the series.
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We're going home, but it doesn't mean we're going through ... It's going to be a tough game. Hopefully at home, we can carry the flow of play.
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We feel the tie benefits us more ... Our plan was to match the intensity of their team, especially coming into a crowd with 35,000 people, and not give them much room to operate. We knew we were coming into a hostile environment.
