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• December 18, 2009

  LDU Quito enjoy another major success, writes Tim Vickery

  In July 2008, LDU Quito of Ecuador overcame Fluminense of Brazil to win their first-ever Libertadores Cup – and 17 months later, against the same opposition and in a similar manner, they won the continent’s…

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  NASL is back in North America, writes Philippe Germain

  Clubs quit second-tier USL to join new NASL

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Argentina’s hooligans are being offered trips to the World Cup, writes Eric Weil

  Hooligan gangs in Argentina have been offered trips to the World Cup finals

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Louis Van Gaal performs another great escape, writes Nick Bidwell

  If still alive today, the late great Hungarian-American escapologist Harry Houdini could do worse than form a double-act with Bayern Munich’s Dutch coach Louis Van Gaal.

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Thierry Henry’s handball should prompt a change in the rules, writes Jim Holden

  The fierce public and media reaction to Thierry Henry’s infamous handball moment that helped France qualify for this summer’s World Cup finals was provoked by several factors.

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• December 18, 2009

  Eastern clubs are still the poor relations in Germany, writes Nick Bidwell

  Twenty years after the Berlin Wall crumbled and heralded German reunification, most football clubs from the former DDR have the look of flowers in the desert.

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Nicolas Anelka has matured into an international contender, writes Nick Bidwell

  Despite playing a prominent role in France’s World Cup qualification – he scored the winner in the first leg of the play-offs in Dublin – Anelka knows better than anyone that he cannot take a…

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  The Algerian Cantona is ready for one last hurrah, writes Nick Bidwell

  More than a few coaches will be finding it hard to believe this Rafik Saifi’s transformation from bad boy to trusted international skipper and role model for younger team-mates.

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Rory Fallon’s long wait to represent New Zealand was worth it, writes Paul Moon

  The scorer of the goal that took the All Whites to only their second World Cup finals had virtually given up all hope of representing the country of his birth after winning international caps at…

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Robert Enke’s death brought forth an outpouring of grief, writes Nick Bidwell

  The tears of national team general manager Oliver Bierhoff; the 35,000 sorrow-stained faces at the memorial service; the numerous volumes of the book of condolence; and the sea of candles, flowers and shirts left at…

  by World Soccer

• December 18, 2009

  Totti’s return to form increases Italy speculation, writes Paddy Agnew

  The Roma forward is back in form – and sparking debate over an international return

  by World Soccer

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