U S Faces Brazil in Confederations Cup Final
United States players envision a watershed moment as they meet Brazil in the Confederations Cup final in Johannesburg. Landon Donovan recalls past losses, while Bob Bradley emphasizes the historic nature of finally reaching a world final against the five time World Cup champions.
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U S Faces Brazil in Confederations Cup Final
The United States, after beating Spain 2 0 and Egypt 3 0, meet Brazil in the Confederations Cup final. Coach Bob Bradley may be without Michael Bradley who was sent off against Spain. Benny Feilhaber could start. Brazil aims for a third title in its fourth final.
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Whitfield and Moffatt Win Hy-Vee ITU Cup Triathlon
Canadian Simon Whitfield edged Brad Kahlefeldt at the tape to win 200000 prize in West Des Moines. Bejing Olympian finished 1:49:43 with Frodeno and Gemmell trailing. Emma Moffatt led Emma Snowsill to a women’s 1-2 finish with Moffatt clocking 1:59:46 and Snowsill 93 seconds back.
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Busch finally back in winner's circle at New Hampshire
Kyle Busch overcame Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Joey Logano to win the Camping World 200 at New Hampshire International Speedway. Logano led 108 laps but Busch edged ahead with 36 laps to go after steady adjustments and teamwork with crew chief Jason Ratcliff.
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Busch wins Nationwide race as Logano slips to fifth
Kyle Busch led 37 laps and won his fifth Nationwide Series race of the year at New Hampshire, extending his career to 52 victories. Joey Logano finished second after a late push, with Carl Edwards fading due to a tire issue and Brad Keselowski placing third as Scott Speed and Brian Vickers clashed postrace.
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No repeat winners at New Hampshire NASCAR Race
The Lenox Industrial Tools 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway features no repeat Cup winners in four years. Drivers like Greg Biffle and Tony Stewart discuss the flat track’s challenges, the Car of Tomorrow, and pit strategies shaping the drama as Kurt Busch Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson highlight the era of diverse victors.
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Goydos Takes One Stroke Lead After Third Travelers Round
Paul Goydos fired a 63 with five back nine birdies and a 28-foot putt on 16 to grab a one stroke edge over Ken Perry at Cromwell Connecticut. Perry, who led after rounds one and two, bogeyed 14 and missed a short birdie on 18 as others chase.
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