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At least that's what this poster says.
There was a full schedule of matches in the top European leagues in the midweek with the English
Carling Cup, German DFB-Pokal, Serie A, and La Liga all in action. Kenny Cooper played for 1860
Munich and continues to impress as he scored a goal while Tim Howard remains a solid goalkeeper for
Everton.
Cup Fever gripped Germany this week as the Second Round of the DFB Pokal took place on Tuesday and
Wednesday. The first round saw a few Bundesliga scalps claimed and a managerial casualty to boot.
While it is unlikely that any coaches will be tugging nervously at their collars today, there are a
few Bundesliga clubs who have a little more time on their hands thanks to dramatic defeats at the
hands of lower division teams.
It was another full weekend of matches for Americans playing abroad in the top European leagues.
In the French Ligue 1, Carlos Bocanegra was with Stade Rennais and Charlie Davies for Sochaux.
Steve Cherundolo for Hannover 96 played in the German Bundesliga while Kenny Cooper continues to
have an impact for Bundesligs 2 side 1860 Munich.
A big game for Kenny Cooper in Germany's DFB Pokal. Cooper had 1860 Munich's second goal in the
50th, doubling their lead over Hertha Berlin after Rasmus Bengtsson put the ball into the back of
his own net in the 10th. Cooper left the game for Alexander Ludwig in the 68th minute. Hertha would
come back, with Gustavo Ramos scoring in the 76th and Valeri Domovchiyski forcing overtime three
minutes later.
Sorry this took me so long, I've been battling my computer in the Thunderdome. I don't know why it
even tries to blow up anymore... after a mere few hours of wanting to injure myself in the most
horrid way I can think of, I always win. Yeaw.In any sad event, here is the suspiciously proficient
from-the-crowd look at Kenny Cooper's strike for 1860 Munich in their German Cup upset of Hertha
Berlin.
