World Soccer
Mallorca signs forward Alejandro Alfaro (AP)
AP Interview: Qatar coach eyes World Cup history (AP)
Wambach lifts US to final in 3-1 win over France (AP)
The United States is in the World Cup final for the first time since it last won the title in 1999, and once again Abby Wambach came up big for these Americans, scoring in a 3-1 victory over France. Wambach broke a tense tie in the 79th minute Wednesday with a monstrous header -- what else? -- off of a Lauren Cheney corner kick.
New York Red Bulls sign HSV goalkeeper Frank Rost as its third Designated Player (Goal.com)
PSG hires Leonardo as new sporting director (AP)
Tevez, Aguero, Falcao likely on move (AP)
Sporting Kansas City 2-1 Vancouver Whitecaps: Sporting climbs out of the basement (Goal.com)
Cameroon fine Song for refusing handshake (Reuters)
Adriano heads to Qatar (AP)
Gamba Osaka's Brazilian forward Adriano has agreed to a transfer to Qatar second division champions Al-Jaish. The Qatar Football Association said on its website Sunday that the striker has signed a three-year deal with the Qatari club. The 29-year-old, who joined Gamba from city rivals Cerezo during the offseason, scored nine goals in eight games in the 2011 J-League campaign.
D.C. United 2-2 Houston Dynamo: Last-gasp Brian Ching strike earns draw (Goal.com)
San Jose Earthquakes 0-0 LA Galaxy: Mike Magee keeps clean sheet as stopgap goalkeeper (Goal.com)
Gimnasia set for playoff after condemning Huracan to drop (Reuters)
Reports: Russia to probe racist jibe (AP)
Gimnasia beats Huracan 2-0 in playoff match (AP)
Gimnasia defeated Huracan 2-0 on Wednesday in Argentina's relegation playoffs. The victory in a one-off match put Gimnasia into a further two-legged playoff, beginning Sunday, with second division San Martin de San Juan. The winner of that contest will play in the top flight next season, while the loser will join Huracan in the second division.
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