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The Colorado Rapids and FC Dallas face each other on the penultimate matchday of the 2009 regular season at Pizza Hut Park Saturday. The stakes are very high; If the Rapids win, FC Dallas fans and players will want to know the outcome of Chicago's road match against the New England Revolution. A Chicago loss would signal the end of playoff hopes for FC Dallas. For the Rapids the situation is more complicated...
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