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Expansion News: Two MLS teams will be added in 2011

Associated Press:  Major League Soccer intends to add two expansion teams in time for the 2011 season, boosting membership to 18.

The announcement was made Thursday following a meeting of the MLS board of governors, and hours before the MLS All-Stars faced English Premier League team West Ham United at Toronto's BMO Field.

MLS, which currently has 14 teams, has already announced expansion teams for Seattle, beginning in 2009, and Philadelphia in 2010.

More... ( http://www.usatoday.com/sports/soccer/mls/2008-07-24-expansion-teams_N.htm )

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