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Results for matches played in Washington+Dc from (2006-01-01)

Date	Team	Team	Score	Event	Country - Town
2011-06-19	Jamaica (113)	USA (38)	0:2	Continental Final	Washington Dc
2011-06-19	Panama (55)	El Salvador (44)	1:1	Continental Final	Washington Dc
2009-10-14	USA (38)	Costa Rica (50)	2:2	FIFA World Cup Qualifier	Washington Dc
2009-07-08	Haiti (155)	Grenada (171)	2:0	Continental Final	Washington Dc
2009-07-08	USA (38)	Honduras (72)	2:0	Continental Final	Washington Dc
2009-05-30	Jamaica (113)	El Salvador (44)	0:0	Friendly	Washington Dc
2008-10-22	Bolivia (89)	El Salvador (44)	0:2	Friendly	Washington Dc
2008-10-11	USA (38)	Cuba (107)	6:1	FIFA World Cup Qualifier	Washington Dc
2008-08-14	El Salvador (44)	Trinidad and Tobago (71)	1:3	Friendly	Washington Dc
2008-08-06	Guatemala (99)	Bolivia (89)	3:0	Friendly	Washington Dc
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Soccer Headlines

Cup coughs up swashbuckling hounds and rats for breakfast

Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds" are still alive and kicking in Equatorial Guinea, where snake and wild rat feature among the culinary delicacies and empty six-lane highways contrast with dusty townships.

Brazil sets friendlies with US, Mexico, Argentina

Brazil has announced it will play international friendlies this year against the United States, Mexico and Argentina. The Brazilian Football Confederation said Thursday the five-time World Cup champions will face the U.S. on May 30 or 31 in either Boston or Washington, Mexico on June 3 in Dallas and Argentina on June 9 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

Timbers sign Richards as 'homegrown player'

The Portland Timbers have signed forward Brent Richards under Major League Soccer's homegrown player rule. The native of Camas, Wash., has played with the Timbers' U-23 development team for the past three seasons, scoring 26 goals and 12 assists in 37 matches. In 2010, the U-23 Timbers won the USL's Premier Development League championship with a 20-0-0 record.

McCarthy's Musings: D.C. United's overhaul grabs headlines as clubs prepare for re-entry process

Nine players will leave Washington in a shakeup that feels more dramatic than it is, while other clubs also make moves to fuel the offseason merry-go-round.

Remembrance symbol turns into political football

Every November, Britain is awash with bright red poppies to honor the nation's war dead. Walk down any high street and you'll see the small paper and plastic flowers pinned to countless coats and jackets. Turn on the television and you'll see politicians and TV personalities wearing them ahead of Nov.

Belgian team apologizes for Fukushima taunts

The Belgian soccer club Beerschot apologized to Japan's Eija Kawashima on Tuesday after some of its fans taunted the goalkeeper with jeers of "Fukushima, Fukushima" during a league game last month. The referee interupted the game against Lierse until the taunts about Japan's nuclear power plant disaster in March stopped.

Beerschot apologizes for Fukushima taunts

Belgian league club Beerschot formally apologized to Japan's Eiji Kawashima on Tuesday after some of its fans taunted the international goalkeeper with jeers of "Fukushima, Fukushima" during a Belgian league game against Lierse last month. The referee interrupted the match until the taunts about Japan's nuclear power plant disaster in March stopped.

Uzbekistan and Japan draw 1-1 in WCup qualifier

Shinji Okazaki scored a second-half equalizer to secure a 1-1 draw for Japan against Uzbekistan in a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday. Bahodir Nasimov headed the ball on for Server Djeparov to fire past Japan goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima from 10 yards (meters) out after eight minutes. Okazaki equalized with a diving header in the 64th from Atsuto Uchida's pinpoint cross.

Colombian soccer players delayed by Irene

Members of Colombia's national soccer team finally made it to the U.S. for two exhibition games after being delayed by Tropical Storm Irene. Interim coach Leonel Alvarez, coaching staff and three players had to spend an extra day in Bogota because their flights were rescheduled to Monday. Colombia plays Honduras in New Jersey on Saturday and Jamaica in Washington on Sept.

Irene delays Colombian soccer plans in US

The lingering effects of former Hurricane Irene have forced the Colombian national soccer team to delay flights to the U.S. before exhibition matches against Honduras and Jamaica. Colombia is expected to play Honduras in New Jersey on Saturday. The team faces Jamaica on Sept. 6 in Washington. But coach Leonel Alvarez, his coaching assistants and three players have been stuck in Bogota since Sunday,...

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