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With the second leg of the CONCACAF Champions League upon us, Garrett and Jon preview the Seattle Sounders match against Santos Laguna and the LA Galaxy's trip to Monterrey. Garrett expresses optimism about one or both MLS teams advancing to the final. Jon pours cold water on the theory, expressing a more pessimistic point of view for the Americans' chances. The guys then welcome Tom Dart to the program for some general MLS discussion. Dart gives his general impressions of the opening weeks of the season and shares whether or not he thinks the strong starts from teams like Montreal Impact, FC Dallas and Chivas USA can continue. He also shares his view on middle-aged Americans returning to MLS. The guys close with a look back on the matches from the weekend, including some tough talk for DC United and the Red Bulls, and a little love for the Portland Timbers. All that and more on today's MLS in 30.

Welcome to today's episode of American Soccer Morning. Chris Savino of BusinessofSoccer.com joins host Jason Davis to discuss the latest American soccer business headlines and MLS attendance. Yanks Abroad's Brian Sciaretta then joins Jason to talk about Maurice Edu's move to Bursaspor, John Anthony Brooks and Bryan Gerzicich's interest in coming to Major League Soccer.

Is there ever a normal MLS fantasy week? We aren't sure, but in this show A.J. and Lance bring in the Best Soccer Show's Jared Dubois to go over all the information you need to ensure your fantasy success this weekend. The guys cover the big news topics, the top fantasy scorers of the last week, the MLSFI league, Who's Hot and Who's Not with J Rodius, your Tweets and they will give you their take about the issues in NY, the CCL chances for Seattle and LA in Mexico, plus the difference between the bore that is the European title chases and the excitement that we know and love from MLS. We barely got these guys to stop talking long enough to publish a show, so you know it will be fun to listen to.

Welcome to the debut episode of NASN's new daily morning show "American Soccer Morning". On today's show, host Jason Davis is joined by Ives Galarcep (SoccerByIves.net) to review the weekend of MLS action. Jason then welcomes USMNT and Rapid Vienna striker Terrence Boyd on the show to discuss his development in Austria, his goal at the weekend and his experiences in USMNT camp. Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl then comes on the show to discuss the 100th anniversary of US Soccer and the changes to the 2013 Gold Cup. In the second hour Jason is joined by Greg Seltzer of NoShortCorners.com to discuss the very latest news surrounding Americans playing abroad. Travis Clark then comes on the show to discuss the U17's win over Haiti and look ahead to the 2013 U20 World Cup. All that and much more on today's American Soccer Morning show. American Soccer Morning is listener supported. Want ASM to become a part of your day? Consider making a pledge at SoccerMorning.com.

Laura and Daryl are joined by Jason and Jared from the Best Soccer Show to talk a little about soccer podcasting and to play some Wikipedia Game.

On this #CoG Short Corner Episode your host Josh Guesman sits down for a lengthy discussion with LA Galaxy Defender, Todd Dunivant. They discuss championships, US Men's National Team, Monterrey and everything in-between. This is a comprehensive, full length interview that only Corner of the Galaxy could bring you.

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by looking back at the weekend's MLS results, including Clint Irwin's big performance in Colorado's 1-0 win against RSL. The guys then discuss Portland's impressive win against Houston and the recently announced changes to the Gold Cup. All that plus your emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show. Don't miss Jason's new daily morning show American Soccer Morning airing live weekdays from 9AM-11AM eastern at NASN.tv/live and on NASN Radio.

Today brings a preview of Portland's first home game in a month, this time against Houston Dynamo. We look at Houston's strengths and what Portland might do to account for them. Diego Valeri, David Horst and Jack Jewsbury's places in the line-up are also discussed, as well as a bit of an update on Hanyer Mosquera.

On this edition of The Big Question, host Aaron Stollar is joined by Jeff Kassouf (Equalizer Soccer and NBC Sports) and Beau Dure (Sports Myriad), preview the inaugural season of the National Women's Soccer League.

On this week's episode of This Week in Women's Soccer, Jeff Kassouf and Cat Whitehill discuss the USWNT's upcoming games against Germany and the Netherlands and welcome Western New York Flash midfielder McCall Zerboni to discuss the off-season and preparation for the inaugural NWSL season.

This show is falling apart. Josh is away yet again attending a CCL game (I mean seriously, who goes to those?) and Richard is having computer issues (at least that's a legitimate reason to miss the show), so Zach is left to herd cats as Richard Farley and Ryan Rosenblatt join the show this week. We discuss the Champions League quarterfinals, Paolo di Canio's hiring by Sunderland and Deadspin's curse word bracket. There's also headlines (sort of) and listener questions. This week's music: Autograph - "Turn up the Radio", The Band - "The Weight", David Bowie - "Heroes", David Bowie - "I'm Afraid of Americas".

The San Jose Earthquakes survived the month of March with an even record of 2-2-1 and the gang at Center Line Soccer Radio celebrates the achievement with another odd discussion at the CLS roundtable. For Episode 6, Robert Jonas, Lisa Erickson, and a late arriving Lyndsay Radnedge survey the carnage that was the Quakes visit to Houston and cast hopeful eyes forward to a visit by Vancouver to cozy Buck Shaw Stadium. Alan Gordon is back, and soon too will be Steven Lenhart, so are good times just around the bend for San Jose? Let your hosts guide you through the news and views of the boys in black and blues as you sit back, relax, and enjoy another Center Line Soccer Radio roundtable.

Imagine a soccer player constructed using all the best parts of the greatest players in history. Who's brain would it have? Who's heart? Who's left foot and who's right foot? We didn't just imagine it. We actually did it. And the best part? This unstoppable soccer monster has an American passport. Listen to find out how we made ... [cue scary music] ... Frankenstein's Footballer!

On today's show Jason and Jared kick things off by looking back at the weekend's MLS results. The guys then welcome Sporting Kansas City's Benny Feilhaber on the show to discuss Sporting KC's season thus far, and his transition from New England. All that plus your emails and tweets on the latest episode of The Best Soccer Show. Today's show is brought to you by our friends at Who Are Ya Designs. Use promo code "BestSoccerShow15" to get 15% off your order at WhoAreYaDesigns.com

Today's show is a breakdown of the Timbers' 2-2 draw in Colorado. Topics include Diego Chara's role, Diego Valeri's disappearance, Jack Jewsbury's roaming, Darlington Nagbe's left foot and whether or not Portland can get to an average of six points each month.