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USA bounces back, pleased with performance (USA Today)
Determined McBride Galvanized U.S. Team (New York Times)
An American beauty -- Draw has U.S. back on track (Boston Herald)
U.S. coach: 'The cards are excessive' (USA Today)
Question is which U.S. team shows up (San Jose Mercury News)
Manager betting on 4 as his magic number (Houston Chronicle)
Advanced math: US needs win plus help (Boston Globe)
Critics finding World Cup refs foul (Dallas Morning News)
Officiating is difficult, and at times lousy (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Arena: Refs not out to get US (Boston Globe)
U.S.'s Arena clarifies sub stance (Dallas Morning News)
Red, white & true blue fans (New York Daily News)
Trying, Again, to Turn Pelé Into Profits (New York Times)
Americans stay alive in ugly World Cup game (Kansas City Star)
U.S. struggling to deal with cards (Denver Post)
U.S. must find offense, receive help from Italy (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
U.S. still riding high off gritty effort in tie (Associated Press)
Surprise party: From nil to thrill watching the World Cup (Kansas City Star)
U.S. needs win, help from Italy (St. Louis Post Dispatch)
World Cup referees have shown little hesitation to reach into their front pocket (Newark Star Ledger)
`A' game right on time (Chicago Tribune)
Bora's back at World Cup -- in the stands (Associated Press)
Arena Cites 'Excessive' Calls (Washington Post)
U.S. Very Proud of Tie Against Italy (Associated Press)
U.S. Tie Stokes Praise, Queries (Los Angeles Times)
Rooting for Your Roots (Washington Post)
For Koreans, Soccer Is a Family Affair (Los Angeles Times)
Witness to the moment (ESPN.com)

259 posted on 06/19/2006 10:06:17 PM PDT by soccer_maniac (Fine employers $100,000 for every illegal employee they hire-> millions of illegals will self-deport)