BERLIN, Nov 9 (Reuters) – Hamburg SV goalkeeper Rene Adler has been called up for Germany duty two years after his last appearance for a soccer friendly against Netherlands next week, coach Joachim Loew said on Friday. Adler was going to be the first choice at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa before a rib injury ruled him out of the tournament and installed Bayern Munich’s Manuel Neuer as the first pick, a position he has held ever since. Adler’s last international appearance was on Nov. 17, 2010, in a friendly against Sweden. …
Preview: Scotland v New Zealand
NZ haven't been beaten in November Tests for 10 years, and it should remain that way when Scotland's revered opponents visit Murrayfield. STXNEWS LATAM-GP Investments pays $225 mln for 30 pct stake in Brazil's SBF
GP Investments Ltd, the largest listed LatinAmerican private equity firm, paid 450 million reais ($225million) for a 30 percent stake in Brazil’s Grupo SBF, a holdingcompany that controls all of Lojas …
Chapchai maintains lead in stormy Singapore
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Thailand's Chapchai Nirat maintained Zen-like calm to soar to the top of the Singapore Open leaderboard on Friday as the $6 million co-sanctioned event suffered a second successive day of frustrating weather disruptions. Chapchai was one of 78 players, including world number one Rory McIlroy, stranded on the course on a storm-threatened Thursday but he returned early on Friday to complete a bogey-free six-under 65 for a one-shot lead after the first round. … STXNEWS LATAM-GP Investments pays $225 mln for 30 pct stake in Brazil's SBF
GP Investments Ltd, the largest listed LatinAmerican private equity firm, paid 450 million reais ($225million) for a 30 percent stake in Brazil’s Grupo SBF, a holdingcompany that controls all of Lojas …
USA and Thailand discuss friendly set for summer of 2013
According to officials in Thailand, the U.S. national team suggested a friendly match to celebrate the anniversary of the two countries' international relations. UNC women's soccer team gets set for NCAA games
Most women's college soccer teams deploy a back line of four defenders, sometimes even five. Not North Carolina. There may be safety in numbers but, as far as Carolina is concerned, there are no national championships. 
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