There's a full schedule of matches in the dometic leagues of CONMEBOL and CONCACAF. These include the Argentine Primera Division, Colombian Primera Division, and Mexican Primera Division. Our other site, Free Live Sports TV, will be providing live coverage of some matches from these leagues at the links below.

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The Argentine Primera Division has two matches on Friday, November 20, 2009. Both of these will be covered live on our other site, Free Live Sports TV, at the links below. The matches included Estudiantes La Plata v Club Atletico Tigre and Lanus v Colon Santa Fe.

Estudiantes La Plata v Club Atletico Tigre LIVE Argentine Primera Division Friday, November 20, 2009 22:00 GMT, 17:00 EST

Lanus v Colon Santa Fe LIVE Argentine Primera Division Friday, November 20, 2009 00:10 GMT, 19:10 EST

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It's a tough situation Bob Bradley finds himself in. With very few friendly dates left before South Africa to test our best against quality opposition, today's game against Denmark appears to be a dud. The US is without its two most recognizable field players, Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey, while the Danes basically have a "B" side at their disposal which excludes such recognizable names as Daniel Agger and Niklas Bendtner.

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As you can see from the highlights, the US MNT's 1-0 loss to Slovakia wasn't pretty, but they hung in there, got some good chances, and only allowed a goal on a questionable penalty kick (also, good job spelling Marek Hamsik's name wrong, USsoccer.com).

There really isn't too much you can say about this match.

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Thanks to Sports Media Watch for this nugget:

ESPN2 averaged a 0.2 U.S. rating and 254,000 viewers for its first two MLS Playoff telecasts. In particular, Dynamo/Sounders on October 29 drew a 0.2 and 274,000, while Galaxy/Chivas USA on November 1 drew a 0.1 and 233,000.

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Atletico de Madrid put on a brave display to snatch a draw against Chelsea. The Spanish club have had a harsh time in the Primera Division, as well as in the Champions League. But two sensational strikes from Sergio Aguero ensured that fans at the Vicente Calderon did not go home unhappy. Aguero opened the scoring [. Click to continue reading...

A change in leadership at Mexican Primera Division club Indios de Juarez has left Marco Vidal wondering if he will return to the club following this season. Click to continue reading...

Well it must be time for the holidays with all the firings that are beginning to occur around the world of football.� Plenty of dismal managers have already been kicked to the curb in other leagues� and now La Liga has its first� prominent replacement� happening this week.� Atletico Madrid's skipper Abel Resino is the first coach to go from any powerhouse squad in Spain and the coach could not last an entire year in total length with his new squad.

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Finishing 1-1 against the leader of the Mexican Primera Division on the road is a better result than most of us expected, and probably a better result than we deserved. Still, thanks to some inspired play by a few individuals, and some poor shooting by Toluca, we emerged with a single point.
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We're back in the United States for the week while club football returns to action around the world. All of the top clubs were in action this past weekend and most of them play twice in the coming week, so we are back in full force.

The volatility that marked the past few weeks in the rankings has slowed down this week, though top-ranked Chelsea did manage to lose to Aston Villa to give up its place at the top spot both in the Premiership and the rankings.

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Sevilla-Real Madrid

It's gonna be a showdown this weekend in Spain as arguably the best La Liga defense plays against arguably the best La Liga offense.� These two clubs only have one loss between the two of them and Sevilla is red hot right now and playing the best football they have so far during the short year.

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Okay, I'm getting close to just throwing up my hands on ESPN, especially ESPN Deportes, who refuse to post schedules more than several hours ahead of time for the weekend. I know ESPND is likely to broadcast both German and Spanish football this weekend, but I don't know which matches. I could guess, for example I find it hard to believe that between GolTV and ESPND, nobody is going to broadcast the Barcelona match, but as of the moment I'm writing this, nobody claims to be – but then ESPND isn't "claiming" to have determined anything it's showing this weekend, so who the Hell knows?

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Another week of Spain's Primera Division is in the books and many of the strongest clubs continued their relentless speedy rabbit� pace towards the top of the league table and many mediocre clubs continued their tortoise pace falling towards the bottom of the league table.� So without further adieu lets find out the winner and losers from last weekend.

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Atletico Madrid coach Abel Resino has plenty of problems heading into this weekend`s Primera Division clash with Valencia. Real Madrid are at home to promoted Tenerife this weekend and could be boosted by the return of both Pepe and Xabi Alonso after suspension and injury, respectively.
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Fernando Torres is sure the English top flight is still the world's greatest league - and is determined to help Liverpool become its champions once again.
The division has changed beyond recognition since the last time Liverpool were crowned champions in 1990, with the influx of superstar foreigners like Spanish striker Torres placing it in the eyes of many above any other leagues across the globe. Click to continue reading...

Fernando Torres is sure the English top flight is still the world's greatest league - and is determined to help Liverpool become its champions once again.
The Reds travel to West Ham in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday as their quest continues to bring home the trophy that has eluded them for almost 20 years. Click to continue reading...

Who will hang their heads in the second week of La Liga Primera Division football and who will� rejoice down the road of victory.� It's still extremely early in the 2009/2010 campaign, but with all the football ahead let's see who can get a head start on the rest of the league table.

Getafe-Barca

Getafe was fabulous on the road in their first match against Racing Santander scoring more goals then any other road team with four total, but in week two of the year the schedule just got a lot tougher.

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Well the first week of the Primera Division has wrapped up and now it's time to reflect on the debut matches of the year.� Real Madrid was given the honor of kicking off� the 2009 season and the club did not disappoint in their first match.� The club beat Deportivo La Coruna by less then expected 3-2, but Ronaldo scored his first goal on a penalty and Diarra showed a rare offensive flair by scoring the winning goal in the second half.

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Following Club América's 7-2 thumping of Toluca in yesteray's Mexican Primera, we present soccer babe Vanessa to you in a slightly modified version of Las Águilas' Nike retro-inspired home kit from 2006/07. Don't get caught watching this stuff at work. If you do, then you may as well check out our Babes section for more soccer-related [. Click to continue reading...

League's Biggest Baby

It is the least coveted award in all of the LLTO Award Ceremony, the League's Biggest Baby.� Who will win it in 2009/2010?� With all the new additions to� Real Madrid it is quite possible that one� addition will be the odd man out, but who will this player be?

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I am happy to say that we are only one week away from the start of Spain's La Liga Primera Division season.� And let's be honest.� We have all been anxiously awaiting the start of La Liga this season a little more then the usual calender year.� And surprisingly it isn't because of the rapidly approaching World Cup.

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Well these are the clubs that earned their way to the top next season.� It would be a long road for these clubs, but at the end of the day all three organizations must be pleased with their hard work and next season will vie for a spot in the top tier of Spanish football.

Tenerife

Tenerife, the third ranked Segunda Division club, secured the last promotion spot by only three points.

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Keeper of the Year

David Cobeno of Rayo Vallecano is our Segunda Division� Goalie of the Year.� The keeper was more then reliable for his squad starting an impressive 40 matches and only allowing 35 goals for the entire season.� It would be the most impressive save percentage in the league and the keeper would be one of the only to start 40 games for the entire season.

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Briefly we hear at SATO would like to take you through the Segunda Division of La Liga.� We are aware that the second tier is not always as exciting as the moves that clubs like� Real Madrid and� Barcelona� are making, but keep in mind that many of the stars of tomorrow are possibly playing in the secondary league today.

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Lionel Messi of Barcelona is not only the 2009 LLTO Most Valuable Player for the Primera Division, but we hear at LLTO believe that the forward/midfielder is,� flat out, the best player in all of the world.

Messi brings something unique to the table when it comes to the Argentine's outstanding football skills.

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Lionel Messi of Barcelona is not only the 2009 LLTO Most Valuable Player for the Primera Division, but we hear at LLTO believe that the forward/midfielder is,� flat out, the best player in all of the world.

Messi brings something unique to the table when it comes to the Argentine's outstanding football skills.

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The United States and Mexico renew their heated rivalry on Wednesday August 12th in CONCACAF 2010 World Cup Qualifying at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Live coverage of the match will begin at 2:30 PM local time (8:30 PM GMT).

Match Preview

The two teams played last month in the final of the Gold Cup but the match will be under very different circumstances.

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Spanish full back wants Premier League move.

Michel Salgado is keen on trying his luck in England with West Ham United after leaving Real Madrid, and he could potentially replace Lucas Neill at Upton Park, according to a report in The People.

The 33-year-old left the Santiago Bernabeu after more than a decade last week, stating that he feels he still has something to offer at the highest level.

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Sevilla FC is the rightful award winner of this year's SATO� Best Defense of Club in the Primera Division.� The club was outstanding all year defensively and finished the year with the� second fewest goals given up, right behind champions Barcelona.� In fact Barca and Sevilla were the only two clubs in La Liga this season that allowed fewer than 40 goals total.

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The United States and Mexico renew their heated rivalry on Wednesday August 12th in CONCACAF 2010 World Cup Qualifying at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.

The two teams played last month in the final of the Gold Cup but the match will be under very different circumstances. The US has a new roster with many experienced players and only a few who played in the Gold Cup.

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By Graig Carbino - ALBANY, NY (Aug 6th, 2009) USSoccerPlayers -- The 2009 North American SuperLiga Final is in the books with Tigres of the Mexican Primera Division being crowned champions. They went into a standing room only Bridgeview Stadium outside of Chicago and held on for an historic win over Major League Soccer's Fire. Click to continue reading...

So branching out from the usual look at just this weekend's festivities, let's move into some present weirdnesses and see what the crystal bowl is showing us now about events around the bend (or off the deep end, as the case may be).
1. The indefinite delay of the Argentine Primera Division's 2009 Clausura season (read that story here), which is absolutely shocking to me. Click to continue reading...

Once again it seems like the easiest way to win a Most Disappointing Award� is when you� are coming off of a unusually spectacular season.� And that was the case for Villareal Club de Futbol during the 2008/2009 season.� The Yellow Submarines were so strong in 2007/2008 that any performance that was not among the league's best would be considered a mild disappointment at the least.

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Woo, made it to day two with this new concept or idea rather. I know I've been a bit quiet today with post, blame the load of actual paying work that I have at the office for that. We also have a couple MLS teams in action tonight, two facing very important matches, and the third being a big time friendly.

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Who will lift the trophy?
There's so much soccer going on, we all can lift a trophy in celebration of that. For instance tonight you have the SuperLiga final in Chicago,kicking off at 8pm Eastern and then FC Barcelona vs Seattle in Seattle at 10:30pm followed by another incarnation of the Texas Derby between Houston and Dallas tomorrow night. Click to continue reading...