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Goal.com's Andrea Canales calls it like she sees it and tells it as it is.
It's down to the final two games in CONCACAF qualifying, and though the USA lead the group, it's by a tiny margin. Their opponents are also going to be tough, as Honduras hardly ever lose at home. Goal.com's Noah Davis is on site and kicks off coverage with a preview of the match-up.
Plans for David Beckham to return to AC Milan on loan are being finalized. The deal could help the Italian squad's fortunes, as they have struggled of late. However, the move would not happen until the winter break of the Serie A season, after the LA Galaxy finish the MLS season.
A drug test on Italy's Fabio Cannavaro came out positive, but the player and his club, Juventus, had a ready explanation for the situation. Still, an investigation has resulted into the matter to verify his claims and the defender no doubt hopes to have the matter cleared up soon.
AC Milan's midfielder may face extra scrutiny now that he has been caught out in the party life even as his squad struggles to regain their footing in Serie A. Ronaldinho has been counted on to be a part of AC Milan's revival, as they have won precious little since selling Kaka.
Cesc Fabregas says he is loving his new role at Arsenal. The skipper has been given more freedom in Arsene Wenger's new 4-3-3 setup and is playing some of the best footy of his young career. Another Arsenal player has been given a new role as Thomas Vermaelen has been named Belgium captain.
Jermaine Jones has suffered another setback in his bid for fitness. The Schalke midfielder, who has yet to make his widely anticipated debut for the U.S. National Team, has had to undergo surgery to remove a metal plate from his leg. The latest surgery will keep Jones out at least six more weeks.
With only one team eliminated in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying and the teams at the top tightly bunched together, it's a mish-mash of options and diverse scenarios as to who will advance to South Africa. Goal.com sets out the possibilities and even hazards to give some odds on them.