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Below, we’ll show you our most popular world soccer packages covering action around the globe so you can make a quick decision if you'd like.

And just a note about soccer: sometimes someone who's new to soccer betting will ask us, "when does the season end?" The answer is never! Because when soccer ends in one country it's still going on in another country.  This is truly a 365 day-a -year sport.

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For soccer, this generally means the following day’s plays as soon as we have them available.

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Latest Soccer news from ESPNsoccernet

1. Baseball star Pujols backing St. Louis bid for MLS

Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols is adding his star power to a group working to bring an MLS expansion team to the area.

2. Walcott ruled out injured

England winger Theo Walcott has been ruled out of England's friendly against Germany after dislocating his right shoulder in training, the Football Association have confirmed.

3. Madrid doctors branded "amateurs" over Robben

Former Holland international and Ajax player Tscheu La Ling has labelled the Real Madrid medical staff as "amateurs" over their handling of injured winger Arjen Robben.

4. Sir Alex fined and given two-match touchline ban

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has been given a two-match touchline ban and £10,000 fine by the Football Association, following his row with referee Mike Dean this month.

5. D'Alessandro preaches caution over Copa final

Internacional playmaker Andres D'Alessandro insists it is too soon to talk about Copa Sudamericana glory despite having clinched a 2-0 cushion in the away leg of their semi-final against Mexican giants Guadalajara.

6. Maradona: I won't lose sleep over Butcher snub

Diego Maradona insists he will not lose any sleep if Scotland assistant boss Terry Butcher refuses to shake his hand in the friendly against Argentina.

7. Drogba handed three-match ban for coin throwing

Didier Drogba has been given a three-match ban by the Football Association after the Chelsea striker admitted a charge of violent conduct following the Carling Cup match against Burnley last week.

8. Rovers and United solve Carling Cup conundrum

A rare night of football will take place in Manchester next month - with both City and United at home on the same night.

9. Redknapp reiterates belief in blundering Gomes

Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has again insisted he has total faith in struggling goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes as he lurches from one disaster to another.

10. Moyes fined for dismissal at Stoke

Everton manager David Moyes has been fined £5,000 by the Football Association after being found guilty of improper conduct.

11. Gerrard and Lampard "gutted" to miss out

Football Association director of communications Adrian Bevington has played down reports of a rift between England manager Fabio Capello and top Premier League clubs.

12. O'Neill tells players to use Walcott as inspiration

Martin O'Neill believes fringe players looking to impress England coach Fabio Capello should take inspiration from the achievements of Theo Walcott.

13. Carrick: No "meaningless" friendly

Michael Carrick has insisted he is delighted to be part of the England side in Germany this week and is adamant the game is not "meaningless".

14. Robinho loving life with Manchester City

Robinho insists Manchester City can become one of the best clubs in the world and has set his sights on winning silverware in his first season at Eastlands.

15. Portsmouth left to sweat over Diarra injury

Portsmouth fear Lassana Diarra could be out for three weeks - but will not know until he returns from international duty with France.

16. Charlton tips Ronaldo for 'fantastic' season

Sir Bobby Charlton is pleased Cristiano Ronaldo has re-discovered his dead-ball technique - and believes the Manchester United winger is ready to rack up the goals again.

17. Mancini targets Real rescue mission

Former Inter Milan boss Roberto Mancini has revealed he would jump at the chance to coach Real Madrid if they decide to part ways with Bernd Schuster.

18. Verbeek dismisses Australia's injury worries

Pim Verbeek has vowed Australia will go all-out for victory in their World Cup qualifier against Bahrain on Wednesday despite the absence of a number of key players through injury.

19. Burley welcomes back Ferguson

Scotland manager George Burley has welcomed Barry Ferguson back to his team as captain for Wednesday's friendly against Argentina at Hampden.

20. Zlatan exit improved Del Piero, claims Juve chief

Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli claims Zlatan Ibrahimovic's move to Inter Milan two years ago has led to Alessandro Del Piero's upturn in form.

21. Mourinho bemoans image of Serie A abroad

Inter Milan coach Jose Mourinho believes Italian football needs to do a much better job of selling itself abroad.

22. Eto'o would welcome Benzema at Barcelona

Barcelona striker Samuel Eto'o has urged his club to make another addition to their galaxy of attacking talent by signing Lyon and France star Karim Benzema.

23. Carrick rubbishes talk of "meaningless" friendly

Michael Carrick has insisted he is delighted to be part of the England side in Germany this week and is adamant the game is not "meaningless".

24. Shearer now ready to take over at Newcastle?

Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer could be ready to accept the job as the club's manager.

25. Pearce determined to take stars to Sweden

England Under-21 coach Stuart Pearce has insisted he will decide which players travel to the European Championships in Sweden next summer and that the concerns of club managers are of no interest to him.

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