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Tottenham Hotspur are coming back to America.
The English Premier League club will suit up against the Seattle Sounders and Chicago Fire in July 2014, the clubs announced on Monday, giving Stateside fans the third look in five years at one of the top teams in England.
Tottenham will take on Seattle on July 19 at CenturyLink Field and then the Fire at Toyota Park on July 26.
Spurs currently sit seventh in the Barclays Premier League, level with Manchester United and three points off fourth position, with just one loss in the past seven league outings. After finishing fifth in the league table last season, Spurs qualified for the UEFA Europa League, winning its group with a perfect record to advance to the Round of 32.
“Tottenham Hotspur has established themselves as one of the top teams in arguably the toughest league in the world,” Sounders owner and general manager Adrian Hanauer said in a statement. “We are proud to have them be a part of this year’s friendly and will continue to strive to bring the strongest competition to CenturyLink Field.”
Said Fire chief operating officer Atul Khosla: “In Chicago, the Fire proudly represents the global game. Making the investment to bring a club like Spurs to Toyota Park demonstrates our continued commitment to facilitating the growth of soccer. We welcome the opportunity to showcase Chicago Fire soccer to a broader base of soccer fans, not only here at home, but also those from around the globe.”
The North London side, which has won the FA Cup eight times and the UEFA Cup twice, currently has a roster that boasts US national team legend Brad Friedel, English internationals Jermain Defoe, Andros Townsend and Kyle Walker, Brazilian internationals Paulinho and Sandro, Spanish international striker Roberto Soldado and French international captain Hugo Lloris.
“Preseason preparations are always key ahead of a new campaign,” Spurs manager Tim Sherwood said in a statement. “We all know that the US has first-class facilities, while Major League Soccer is growing each year. The MLS opposition we face will be in the middle of their seasons and playing in their home stadiums so we can expect strong tests from both Seattle Sounders and Chicago Fire. The Club is rightfully proud of its large and growing fan base in the States and we look forward to meeting with as many of our loyal fans from across the country as we can.”
The Seattle match is part of the Sounders FC full 18-match season ticket membership. Fans can also guarantee seats for the Tottenham Hotspur match by purchasing a half-season ticket membership prior to the public on-sale of individual tickets on March 10.
Tickets will be available to Fire season ticket holders beginning Jan. 8. The general public sale date is Jan. 24, with group sales beginning Jan. 27.
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Arsenal goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano could end his loan spell with the club prematurely in order to return to Italy with Bologna showing an interest in the Palermo-owned Italian international.
Viviano has failed to make a single appearance for Arsene Wenger’s side this season and could push for a return to the peninsula in order to secure regular first team football.
The 28-year-old’s lack of match practice puts him behind the likes of Gianluigi Buffon, Federico Marchetti and Salvatore Sirigu for a place in the Italy squad for the 2014 World Cup and tuttomercatoweb.com report that Bologna may be willing to offer him the first team football he needs.
Viviano is no stranger at the Renato Dall’Ara having made 72 appearances for the Rossoblu between 2009-11 before moving on to Inter and then to Palermo in 2012.
The goalkeeper spent last season on loan at hometown club Fiorentina, making 32 appearances for the Viola.
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Nationality: French
Team: Volkswagen Motorsport
Car: Volkswagen Polo R WRC
Championship position: 1st
Points: 290 points (average tally per event: 22.31)
Events: 13 (out 13)
Wins: 9
Podiums: 11 (in total)
Points finishes: 11
Stage wins: 109
Power Stage wins: 7
Sebastien Ogier enjoyed a brilliant season in 2013, securing the WRC Drivers’ title with two events to go, when he was crowned in front of his home fans in France.
The Volkswagen man won nine events in total, claiming his first victory of the year in Sweden – only the second WRC event with the Polo R WRC. The Frenchman also won in Mexico, Portugal, Sardinia, Finland, Australia, France, Spain and Wales.
In addition he took second place finishes in Monte Carlo and Argentina, and won 7 of the 12 Power Stages (there was no Power Stage in Monte Carlo after the final two tests were cancelled on safety grounds).
His only mistake came in Germany, when he went out on the Friday morning in SS3. He also only finished 10th in Greece – but that was after being sidelined by a fuel pressure problem in SS1.
Overall you gave him an average mark of 7.001 out of ten and that places him second in your 2013 World Rally Driver of the Year vote.
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Past vote results for Ogier:
World Rally Driver of the Year vote 2012: 3rd
World Rally Driver of the Year vote 2011: 3rd
World Rally Driver of the Year vote 2010: 4th
World Rally Driver of the Year vote 2009: 8th
World Rally Driver of the Year vote 2008: 4th
Crash.net’s World Rally Driver of the Year 2013 – results so far:
3. Sebastien Loeb
4. Thierry Neuville
5. Jan Kopecky
6. Elfyn Evans
7. Dani Sordo
8. Jari-Matti Latvala
9. Bryan Bouffier
10. Sebastien Chardonnet
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About the vote:
Over 30,000 votes were cast for the 2013 Crash.net MotoGP Star of the Year poll, where viewers were asked to award each of this year’s full-time participants – only Ben Spies and Karel Abraham, injured for large parts of the season, were not included – with a mark out of ten.
The average score for each rider was then used to determine the final ranking.
Voting instructions were as follows: “It’s your vote, which means the criterion is entirely up to you. If you feel results are all that matter in racing, vote according to the championship standings or race wins. However most will feel factors such as machinery, performance relative to a team-mate, riding style, experience, injuries, progress and personality should also be taken into account.”
2013 MotoGP Star of the Year: Full Results
(1st) = Actual Championship position, out of 27 riders that scored a point this season.
1st (1st) Marc Marquez SPA Repsol Honda Team 9.19 out of 10 (Factory)
2nd (2nd) Jorge Lorenzo SPA Yamaha Factory Racing 9.02 (Factory)
3rd (3rd) Dani Pedrosa SPA Repsol Honda Team 7.62 (Factory)
4th (5th) Cal Crutchlow GBR Monster Yamaha Tech 3 7.20 (Satellite)
5th (11th) Aleix Espargaro SPA Power Electronics Aspar 6.97 (CRT)
6th (4th) Valentino Rossi ITA Yamaha Factory Racing 6.91 (Factory)
7th (7th) Stefan Bradl GER LCR Honda MotoGP 6.29 (Satellite)
8th (10th) Bradley Smith GBR Monster Yamaha Tech 3 6.17 (Satellite)
9th (6th) Alvaro Bautista SPA Go&Fun Honda Gresini 5.90 (Satellite)
10th (9th) Nicky Hayden USA Ducati Team 5.48 (Factory)
11th (8th) Andrea Dovizioso ITA Ducati Team 4.90 (Factory)
12th (14th) Colin Edwards USA NGM Mobile Forward Racing 4.86 (CRT)
13th (12th) Andrea Iannone ITA Pramac Ducati 4.34 (Satellite)
14th (15th) Randy de Puniet FRA Power Electronics Aspar 4.09 (CRT)
15th (18th) Yonny Hernandez COL Paul Bird Motorsport/Pramac Ducati 3.78 (CRT/Satellite)
16th (16th) Hector Barbera SPA Avintia Blusens 3.46 (CRT)
17th (25th) Michael Laverty GBR Paul Bird Motorsport 3.38 (CRT)
18th (19th) Claudio Corti ITA NGM Mobile Forward Racing 3.37 (CRT)
19th (17th) Danilo Petrucci ITA Came Iodaracing 3.32 (CRT)
20th (20th) Hiroshi Aoyama JPN Avintia Blusens 2.94 (CRT)
21st (26th) Bryan Staring AUS Go&Fun Honda Gresini 2.57 (CRT)
22nd (NA) Lukas Pesek CZE Came Iodaracing 2.46 (CRT)
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