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New York Red Bulls midfielder Dane Richards, left and Columbus Crew midfielder Robbie Rogers both get a foot on the ball during the first half of the MLS Cup soccer match Sunday, Nov. 23, 2008, in Carson, Calif. (Photograph by Gus Ruelas/AP)
- Jets 34 Tennesse 13: The Jets had a resounding win on Sunday, beating the previously undefeated Titans at home and firmly establishing themselves as a force in the AFC. New York racked up over 400 yards in offense and controlled the ball for a dominating 40 minutes. The upcoming schedule isn’t too hard and the Jets have a one-game lead in the AFC East. The playoff push has begun.
- Giants 37 Arizona 29: They didn’t have Plaxico or Jacobs, but they still put up plenty of points. New York is now 10-1 and have a three-game lead for the division and a two-game lead for the best overall record in the NFC. Next up is a big game down in Washington.
- Columbus 3 Red Bulls 1: It wasn’t to be for New York as they fell in MLS Cup Finals to Columbus.
- Devils 7 Tampa 3: New Jersey jumped out to a 5-0 lead and Danius Zubrus scored four goals.
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