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Hosts: Marc Stein and Steve Davis
Sundays 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
E-mail: soccertodayshow@gmail.com

The brainchild and voice of Soccer Today was the late, great Bobby Rhine, who is shown here flanked by Luis Perez (left) and Marc Stein (right) broadcasting live from Cowboys Stadium before Barcelona played Club America in August. The show continues on in Bobby's honor after Rhine's tragic passing on Sept. 5, 2011.

• The end of the season in Europe's various leagues has sparked a crazier-than-usual frenzy of news -- most notably thanks to the retirements of Sir Alex Ferguson and David Beckham. But there are domestic dramas to cover, as well, so the boys kick off the show with a discussion about Landon Donovan's omission from Jurgen Klinsmann's latest national team roster.
• Fresh from being named the fans' and players' Player of the Year at Aston Villa, U.S. national team goalkeeper Brad Guzan makes his first visit to Soccer Today to talk about his breakthrough season in the Premiership.
• A preview of the all-German Champions League final from the one and only Dirk Nowitzki. You got it. Ditto for some chat about Frank Lampard's one-year contract extension at Chelsea and what that means for the L.A. Galaxy now that they can't sign Lamps.
• New Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment president and CEO Tim Leiweke, who brought David Beckham to MLS in 2007 when he was running the Galaxy, joins the guys by phone to reflect on Beckham's career and talk about his plans with Toronto FC in MLS.
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