Referee Andre Marriner Faces Being Dropped After Failure to Spot Ramires Dive: Nightly Soccer Report

Here are tonight’s world soccer news headlines:

Premier League

• Referee Andre Marriner faces being dropped after failure to spot Ramires dive — The Independent
• How Manchester United beat Arsenal with so little possession — BBC Sport
• Swansea City turn to American military as they face battles at home and abroad — Wales Online
• Robin van Persie has skills ‘to match whatever Arsenal have got’ — The Guardian
• Lionel Messi transfer to the Premier League ‘could be just two years away’ — The Mirror
• West Brom’s Steve Clarke flabbergasted by penalty awarded to Chelsea — The Guardian
• Martin O’Neill attacks his Sunderland successor Paolo Di Canio as a ‘managerial charlatan’ — Telegraph
• Photos and video of Mike Myers at Anfield — Liverpool FC
• BT Sport’s Tim Lovejoy is poster boy for game’s lost soul — The Telegraph
• Michael Laudrup: Referee Robert Madley should apologise to Swansea for Stoke penalty — Metro
• Norwich half-time shouting match fuelled win over West Ham reveals Robert Snodgrass — The Mirror

International soccer

• Landon Donovan out for upcoming United States national team friendlies — Pro Soccer Talk
• Manager Chris Coleman set to continue in Wales role — BBC Sport

Football League

• Derby’s Andre Wisdom gets lost on way to stadium, drives his Porsche straight into mud pit — FOX Soccer
• Wigan’s James McClean not dropped for poppy snub, says Owen Coyle — The Independent

MLS

• Rule Change to Put Portland Timbers in the 2014 CONCACAF Champions League? — Prost Amerika
• Toronto FC targeting Chelsea’s Samuel Eto’o as new Designated Player — Sports Illustrated
• Major League Soccer: Can the MLS revolution survive and thrive? — BBC Sport
• New York Red Bulls fans back Tim Cahill to lead Socceroos into new era — The Guardian

Eredivisie

• Vitesse Arnhem go top of table after 3-1 win over FC Utrecht — Sky Sports

Bundesliga

• Borussia Dortmund’s Neven Subotic out for six months with knee injury — The Guardian

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