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WATCH MSHSAA CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER-LIVE !!

On SATURDAY, NOV 22 MSHSAA will be VIDEO STREAMING the three STATE CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER GAMES ??? LIVE from St. Louis, MO.

Class 1 Championship 12:00 noon
Class 2 Championship 5:00pm
Class 3 Championship 7:00pm

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The Prepcasts Broadcasting Network will be announcing the Class 1 and Class 3 semifinal games today live via the web.

That includes the Springfield Catholic vs John Burroughs game at 1:00pm as well as the Glendale vs DeSmet game at 8:00 pm.

It???s free to listen.

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Proof that the man taking an indirect free-kick can still steal the show If anyone wants to fill in the details, please let us know but the names of players and teams are irrelevant in comparison to the jaw-dropping action! Spotted on The Guardian Click to continue reading...

England keeper is serial cock-up artist You have to feel a bit sorry for Scott Carson. He is a very good keeper, but he does seem to be a bit cursed when he dons the England jersey. He kept up his 100 per cent blunder record with a disastrous role in Germany's goal. The blame must [...] Click to continue reading...

Death by dead ball When we compiled our top six threatening throw-ins, we missed this beauty. The brave and/or stupid defender does not seem to recognise the impact (quite literally) that standing so close to the throw-in taker will have on him. Spotted on The Spoiler Click to continue reading...

Clumsy defender gets caught ball-watching Basic defensive coaching tells you to keep your eyes on the ball, but common sense dictates that you should probably have at least half-an-eye maintaining awareness that you are not about to run into any 8ft tall poles. It is a lesson Ignacio Falco of Lees-McRae College learnt the hard way! Click to continue reading...

More unorthodox tactics Defending a free-kick which is likely to be crossed: pick up your man, stay goal-side, punch him in the stomach at the moment of delivery. Simple as that really - danger averted. Just ask POAK's Pablo Garcia who quells the threat posed by Olympiakos' Diogo with one blow. Spotted on 101GreatGoals Click to continue reading...

Drop your shorts, boys. He won't see a thing Revolutionary set-piece tactics were on display in Serie A this weekend. Catania's players dropped deep into the penalty area, dropped their shorts to their knees to unsight the goalkeepers and stood back to enjoy as team-mate Giuseppe Mascara popped the ball into the back of the net. Click to continue reading...

As debut goals go, this is a pretty good one I don't know if 17-year-old Premier League footballers still dream about their league debut, or whether they are taught in the Academy to avoid such unnecessary distractions. But if Danny Welbeck did allow his mind to wander sufficiently to picture scoring in his first game for [. Click to continue reading...

Half-a-dozen footballers who are deadly with ball in their hands 1. Dave Challinor 2. Rory Delap 3. Steve Watson 4. Risto Kallaste 5. Unknown 6. Rob Johnson Click to continue reading...

Brazilian player stops short of joining the Mile High Club Dull news report about football team travelling on plane. Probably telling you when Internacional are expecting to arrive at their destination, when they are next training and... woah! Hang on a minute! Was that player snuggling up to his team-mate for an in-flight nap? Click to continue reading...

Two teams united in a fall from the big time! When Derby met Leeds in the Carling Cup last night, the fans of both sides realised they had something in common. The self-deprecating Rams and Whites followers joined forces for a stirring chorus of "we're not famous anymore."! Click to continue reading...

It's like football but on mud In England we call the traditional game of football played on mud 'away at Wigan', but in Finland they call it mudball. It doesn't so much test your technique as your ability to stay afloat. The teams take it very seriously though (well, except for the ones in drag or [. Click to continue reading...

Blues shocked by Clarets Featuring a wonderful solo goal from Didier Drogba, an equaliser from a very happy Ade Akinbiyi and a missed penalty from John Obi Mikel to hand victory to Burnley. Click to continue reading...

Goalkeeper is not strictly accurate. How about goalgiver? To be fair to Lyon goalkeeper Remy Vercoutre, the backpass he receives in this video is a bit on the short side. Sadly his sidefooted pass to an onrushing FC Metz attacker is inch perfect. D'oh! Spotted on The Offside Click to continue reading...

Arsenal youngster sees off the Latics I don't think I have used the word exquisite yet on Off The Post, but I am going to now. Arsenal's young Mexican, Carlos Vela, scored an exquisite goal against Wigan last night as he raced onto a through ball and deftly chipped the ball over both the sliding tackle [. Click to continue reading...

Don't get too many of those to the pound God bless Brazilian footballers. They can't even score own goals without using more technique and panache than we could ever dream of. Take Cicinho of Roma, for instance. Here he is scoring a 91st minute equaliser for Bologna at the weekend. An outstanding diving header to give [. Click to continue reading...

The new new Zidane I would be happy if I could do most of these tricks without falling over now, never mind at six years old. We are not quite sure who this crazy French kid is but he looks to have a bright future ahead of him. Spotted on Soccerly Click to continue reading...

The Special One is now the Stroppy One (or was he always?) If there's one thing Jose Mourinho doesn't like it is criticism of Jose Mourinho. So when Italy's media wanted to give the Inter Milan boss a dressing down over his celebratory hushing of Udinese's fans, it all got a bit too much for Mourinho. Click to continue reading...

That's gotta hurt Horrific incident from La Liga this weekend. Real Sociedad player Diaz de Cerio broke his leg as he chased down the Eibar goalkeeper. It was one of those leg-dangling, vomit-in-your-mouth kind of leg breaks. Picture after the jump... Spotted on 101GreatGoals Click to continue reading...

New England Revolution coach give name change During the MLS Cup semi-final between New England Revolution and Chicago Fire, former Liverpool player Steve Nicol was kindly given a new nickname by an ESPN pundit with a wandering mind... Spotted on The Offside Rules Click to continue reading...

Welcome to the Samir Nasri show Arsenal's under-fire players and manager proved that talk is cheap by putting last week's woes behind them with a surprise win over rivals Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

Algerian unleashes a great strike for Pompey Portsmouth's on-loan Algerian, Nadir Belhadj, decided to make his first goal for Portsmouth a special one. This strike just after half-time put Tony Adams' side back in contention against Sunderland and sent them on their way to victory. It's a nice one! Spotted on 101GreatGoals Click to continue reading...

Ronny rocket Carrying a few extra pounds might slow you down, but it also allows you to put a bit of extra weight behind thunderbolts like this. Ronaldinho: we bow to your superior knowledge of what it takes to be the best. Keep on eating and keep on partying! Click to continue reading...

Robbo curler sinks Schteeve McClaren'sh FC Twente Another great goal from City's little magician. A moment of brilliance to spark the tie with FC Twente into a really good match. He also hit the post twice and could easily have had a hat-trick. Instead we will have to make do with the one peach! Click to continue reading...

I see your yellow card, and I raise you red Botafogo's Andre Luis was red-carded in the Copa Sudamericana match with Estudiantes after snatching the yellow card from the referee's hand. He then flashes it around a bit before screwing it up and putting it back into the ref's hand. He promptly receives a red card [. Click to continue reading...

The Premier League's worst kept secret weapon How do you defend it? Answers on a postcard please. In the meantime, Stoke City can be content in their mid-table habitat smugly compiling over-dramatic compilations like this one! Click to continue reading...

Does he phlegm like Maradona? Barcelona star Lionel Messi might often come off looking like Argentinian football's goody two-shoes, but he seems to be doing his best to shake off that image. At the weekend he unleashed a spectacular volley of spit towards Malaga's Duda during a La Liga match. And it was all caught on [. Click to continue reading...

Pick that one out There was absolutely nothing any goalkeeper could have done about Remy Mareval's strike for Nantes against Marseille in midweek. In fact, I doubt very much if a defender on the post could have done anything - at least not without having his head knocked off. You could say it was Mareval-ous strike. Click to continue reading...

Pure genius! Wanted to post this for ages, but the internet police tend to keep snapping up the videos. Hopefully, this will stay around long enough for you to enjoy it. It is absolute class. I suggest you click Read more below and read the outstanding lyrics as you listen. If this doesn't crack you up, [. Click to continue reading...

Inanimate object makes mockery of footballer Karlsruhe's Maik Franz was eager to show just how annoyed he was at being sent-off during his side's defeat to Schalke last night. Sadly, he chose the wrong piece of stadium furniture to pick on. The hard as nails chair took Franz's best blow with ease and very nearly knocked [. Click to continue reading...

Spurs fan in the thick of it Ever wanted to get up and close and personal with your favourite footballers? Worried that you will be immediately carted away by an over-zealous steward? The solution is simple: get yourself at the bottom of a pile-on like the Spurs fan pictured above. See exactly how he got himself [. Click to continue reading...

Video highlights from the Panther's win against Missouri S&T Friday

The Drury University men's soccer Panthers are the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 Indianapolis Saturday night in the first round of the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament. Drury (11-5-1, 7-4-1 in GLVC play), making the eight-team GLVC post-season field for the first time in its four seasons as a member, will host the Greyhounds (6-6-4, 5-4-3 in the league), in a 6 p.

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Video highlights from the Panther's win against Missouri S&T Friday

The Drury University men's soccer Panthers are the No. 4 seed and will host No. 5 Indianapolis Saturday night in the first round of the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament. Drury (11-5-1, 7-4-1 in GLVC play), making the eight-team GLVC post-season field for the first time in its four seasons as a member, will host the Greyhounds (6-6-4, 5-4-3 in the league), in a 6 p.

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The Wizards won their final home game of the season last weekend, beating the San Jose Earthquake 2-1 and keeping their playoff chances alive. They are one of five teams that still have a chance, along with New York, DC United, Real Salt Lake and the Colorado Rapids.

There are several sites with breakdowns of what it will take but the key is the Wizards have to match the New York result to make the playoffs.

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