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Houston Dynamo win second consecutive MLS CupThe Houston Dynamo scored two second-half goals to defeat the New England Revolution 2-1 in the 2007 MLS final, becoming the first team to successfully defend the Major League Soccer title since D.C. United won the league's first two crowns in 1996 and 1997. Manager Dominic Kinnear, who led the team to consecutive MLS championships, received a contract extension through 2010. The Dynamo have won the championship both years since the team disbanded as the San Jose Earthquakes and was reborn in Texas two years ago, beating the Revolution both times. The Earthquakes also won the title in 2001 and 2003, while the Revolution fell at the final hurdle for the fourth time. New England lost the 2002 and 2005 MLS Cups in overtime and was beaten in a penalty kick shootout following overtime two years ago.
The overall number of titles for each club in Major League Soccer since 1996 and their success in the last five seasons. Conference finalists (1/2), Conference semi-finalists (1/4), not qualified for the MLS Playoffs (-). Dutch legend Ruud Gullit to coach David Beckham in LAThe Los Angeles Galaxy have named Ruud Gullit as their new coach. The Dutch legend, once one of the best soccer players in the world and former Chelsea and Newcastle United manager, has been offered a three-year contract, according to local media. The 45-year-old has coached only one season since 1999, leaving Feyenoord at the end of the 2004/05 campaign. He has been working as a television soccer analyst since 2006. Gullit arrived in Los Angeles following coach Frank Yallop's decision to return to San Jose for a second stint with the Earthquakes. So, after a two-year hiatus from Major League Soccer after the original San Jose franchise relocated to Houston before the 2006 season, the Earthquakes make their return to the league this campaign with the same coach who guided them to championships in 2001 and 2003.
The 2007 MLS regular season standings. z - clinched home field advantage for Conference Championships, x - clinched playoff spot. This page is introduction to the 2008 Major League Soccer season. Latest news, statistics, results and predictions you can find on our main Sport in USA & Canada > MLS page. Major League Soccer finals (MLS Cup) in last five seasons2003 San Jose Earthquakes - Chicago Fire 4:2 |
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key playersChicago FireGoalkeeper Jon Busch; Defense: C.J. Brown, Robinson, Gonzalo Segares; Midfield: Diego Gutierrez, Justin Mapp, Cuauhtemoc Blanco, Logan Pause, Bakery Soumare; Forward: Tomas Frankowski, Chris Rolfe. Columbus CrewGoalkeeper Will Hesmer; Defense: Frankie Hejduk, Danny O'Rourke, Chad Marshall , Gino Padula; Midfield: Duncan Oughton, Eddie Gaven, Guillermo Barros Schelotto, Robbie Rogers; Forward: Alejandro Moreno, Nicolas Hernandez. D.C. United
Kansas City WizardsGoalkeeper Kevin Hartman; Defense: Michael Harrington, Tyson Wahl, Jimmy Conrad, Chance Myers; Midfield: Ryan Pore, Kerry Zavagnin, Carlos Marinelli, Jack Jewsbury; Forward: Ivan Trujillo, Claudio Lopez. New England Revolution
New York Red BullsGoalkeeper Jon Conway; Defense: Kevin Goldthwaite, Jeff Parke, Carlos Mendes; Midfield: Danleigh Borman, Seth Stammler, Dave Van Den Bergh, Claudio Reyna, Luke Sassano; Forward: Juan Pablo Angel, Jozy Altidore. Club Deportivo Chivas USAGoalkeeper Brad Guzan; Defenders Lawson Vaughn, Claudio Suarez, Jonathan Bornstein, Shavar Thomas, Midfielders, Sacha Kljestan, Jesse Marsch, Raphael Wicky, Francisco Mendoza, Forwards, Ante Razov, Maykel Galindo. Colorado Rapids
FC DallasGoalkeeper Dario Sala; Defense: Drew Moor, Duilio Davino, Adrian Serioux; Midfield: Dax Mccarty, Andre Rocha, Pablo Ricchetti, Juan Toja, David Wagenfuhr; Forward: Kenny Cooper, Arturo Alvarez. Houston Dynamo
Los Angeles GalaxyGoalkeeper Steve Cronin; Defense: Chris Klein, Abel Xavier, Greg Vanney, Michael Gavin; Midfield: David Beckham, Alvaro Pires, Josh Tudela, Landon Donovan; Forward: Carlos Ruiz, Alan Gordon. Real Salt LakeGoalkeeper Nick Rimando; Defense: Matias Mantilla, Ian Joy, Nat Borchers, Chris Wingert; Midfield: Javier Morales, Kyle Beckerman, Dema Kovalenko, Nate Sturgis; Forward: Robbie Findley, Kenny Deuchar. San Jose EarthquakesGoalkeeper Joe Cannon; Defense: Jason Hernandez, Nick Garcia, Ryan Cochrane, James Riley; Midfield: Ivan Guerrero, Ramiro Corrales, Ned Grabavoy, Ronnie O'Brien; Forward: Kei Kamara, Gavin Glinton. TorontoGoalkeeper Greg Sutton; Defense: Todd Dunivant, Tyrone Marshall, Andrew Boyens, Marvell Wynne; Midfield: Jim Brennan, Kevin Harmse, Carl Robinson, Maurice Edu; Forward: Jeff Cunningham, Danny Dichio. |
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