Thursday, February 14, 2013

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Warm homecoming for Jeremy Lin at San Francisco Bay
Houston Rockets Lin looks on against New York Knicks in NBA basketball game at Madison Square Garden in New YorkOAKLAND, California (Reuters) – Houston Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin returned to the San Francisco Bay area for a warm welcome and a 116-107 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday. L in had 14 points and 10 assists on the Asian Heritage Night just across the bay from his home town of Palo Alto in his first Oakland appearance since triggering a mass hysteria last year. The "Linsanity" may have faded since his knee injury last year and a move from New York Knicks to Houston, but the humble Taiwanese-American was happy to be back in the Bay Area to celebrate Chinese New Year. …


Poulsen: We have chance of making Europa final in Amsterdam
Poulsen: We have chance of making Europa final in AmsterdamThe Ajax midfielder believes his side can make it to the Europa League final held at the Amsterdam Arena, ahead of their game against Steaua Bucharest in the last 32


Barca's Villa back in hospital due to kidney stones
Barcelona's David Villa lies on the pitch after a fault during their Spanish First division soccer league match against Getafe at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, February 10, 2013. REUTERS/Albert GeaMADRID (Reuters) – Barcelona forward David Villa has returned to hospital after failing to recover from kidney stones and is out of Saturday's league game at Granada, the La Liga leaders said on Thursday. The 31-year-old Spain international, who was first admitted on Monday and released a day later, was still in pain and would undergo more tests, Barca said in a statement on their website (www.fcbarcelona.es). "The player is unavailable for the Granada game," they added. …


USA drops four spots in FIFA rankings, Mexico holds at 15
USA drops four spots in FIFA rankings, Mexico holds at 15The Americans' loss to Honduras sees them drop to 32nd in the monthly FIFA rankings, while El Tri's draw with Jamaica did not impact their standing.


Threat of racism casts gloomy shadow over Liverpool and Zenit clash
Threat of racism casts gloomy shadow over Liverpool and Zenit clashThe Reds face a tricky game in St Petersburg on Thursday evening in a game that has already been swamped with talk of off-field problems


Arrested Singaporean reveals match-fixing secrets
FILE- This is a Thursday June 9, 2011 file photo of Singaporean Wilson Raj Perumal as he sits in the Lapland district court on match fixing charges in Rovaniemi, Finland. When police arrested Wilson Raj Perumal in Finland, it didn't take long for him to realize that his criminal buddies had ratted him out. He's been exacting revenge ever since _ by ratting on them, too. (AP Photo/Lehtikuva, Kaisa Siren, FILE) FINLAND OUTPARIS (AP) -- When police arrested Wilson Raj Perumal in Finland, it didn't take long for him to realize that his criminal buddies had ratted him out.


Much-investigated ref denies fixing soccer matches
FILE - In this Wednesday, June 1, 2011 file photo, referee Ibrahim Chaibou, red top, is surrounded by Argentina soccer players after he awarded a penalty against them during an international friendly soccer match with Nigeria Super eagles at the National stadium in Abuja, Nigeria. It was in the final minutes of the June 2011 soccer game between Nigeria and Argentina when the little green flags on computer screens in London started to    change color. Nigeria was leading 4-0 in the exhibition match of little significance, and more and more money was being laid down on the possibility that one of the teams would score another goal before the game was over. Monitors hired by soccer's governing body FIFA to detect deviations from expected betting patterns _ helped by computer algorithms _ spotted something fishy. The game's 90 minutes of regular time ended without another goal. Referee Ibrahim Chaibou ordered extra time added to the clock _ normal in most soccer games to make up for stoppages in play throughout the contest for injuries or other minor delays. He added six minutes _ a substantial amount for such a minor game. (AP Photo/Sunday Alamba, file)ZURICH (AP) -- It was in the final minutes o f a June 2011 soccer game between Nigeria and Argentina when the little green flags on computer screens in London started to change color.


Timbers make trades for Zemanski and Nanchoff, send Bornstein's rights to Chivas USA
Timbers make trades for Zemanski and Nanchoff, send Bornstein's rights to Chivas USAPortland coach Caleb Porter is reunited with two of his former Akron charges, while the Goats grab the rights to their former left back.


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