Mexico Triumphs Over U S in Gold Cup Final Comeback
Mexico erased a 2-0 deficit to beat the United States 4-2 at the Rose Bowl and claim the CONCACAF Gold Cup. Pablo Barrera and Giovani Dos Santos scored, Andres Guardado added, while Landon Donovan became the all time Gold Cup scorer with 13 goals.
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Germany faces deep field as women’s World Cup opens
Germany, seeking a third consecutive World Cup title, kicks off against Canada in Berlin with 2006 host venues across nine cities. ESPN coverage expands, while the US, Brazil, England and France vie for glory amid deep squads and rising global investment in women’s soccer.
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