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Articles in May, 2002 issue of Soccer Digest

• On any given day … the U.S. must finish - Direct Kick - World Cup Soccer, Italy vs. United States - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• The people's choice: attendance exceeded expectations—and the play improved over the course of the season—but like MLS, the future of the WUSA appears to be tied to the patience of corporate investors - WUSA - Women's World Cup Soccer
  by John Philip Wyllie
• Rising star: Tim Howard - Brief Article
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• The drawing board: a close look at the U.S.'s World Cup competition reveals a kind draw and a ray of hope for the Americans - Special section: countdown to the Cup - Soccer
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Awards can't save Florida clubs - Uncovering the Past - Tampa Bay Mutiny and Miami Fusion eliminated from the Major League Soccer - Brief Article
• Quick quiz - Tutorial
• Please don't let me be misunderstood: oft-labeled hot-headed, streaky, or both, the talented Fire and U.S. striker doesn't get the respect he deserves - Interview: Ante Razov - Chicago Fire Soccer Player - Interview
  by Ashley Jude Collie
• Not tried, but true: unafraid to forgo skill and experience for heart, strength, and determination, coach Javier Aguirre transformed a once-limp Mexican side into a World Cup finalist - Special section: countdown to the Cup - Interview
  by Joseph D'Hippolito
• Lean and mean? Minus two teams, MLS will be a stronger league. The trick is getting people to notice - Special section: 2002 MLS preview - Major League Soccer - Brief Article - Statistical Data Included
  by Michael Lewis
• Club snapshot: Ajax Amsterdam - Brief Article
  by Scott Plagenhoef
• Names and numbers
• Bowled over - The Fans Speak Out - Letter to the Editor
  by Morgan North
• The Sunset State: MLS will no longer shine in Florida after the league's decision to axe the Tampa Bay Mutiny and Miami Fusion - Special section: 2002 MLS preview - Major League Soccer - Statistical Data Included
  by Clemente Lisi
• Teams for all seasons: we continue our silver anniversary celebration with a look at the best club teams of the past 25 years - Twenty-Five Years Of Soccer Digest
  by Michael Lewis