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Real Salt Lake stun Galaxy AFP, Seattle
Real Salt Lake stunned the star-studded Los Angeles Galaxy to win the Major League Soccer championship 5-4 on penalties here Sunday after the teams finished extra time at 1 -1.
Robbie Russell scored in the seventh round of penalty kicks to seal the win after Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando made two saves in the shootout and the Galaxy's MLS Most Valuable Player Landon Donovan missed over the crossbar.
After Rimando smothered Edson Buddle's shot, Russell beat the Galaxy's substitute goalkeeper Josh Saunders into the lower left corner.
Mike Magee gave Galaxy the lead in the 40th minute, and Robbie Findley equalized in the 63rd.
It was the second straight shootout victory for Salt Lake, who beat Chicago 5-4 on penalties last week in the Eastern Conference title match to reach the final.
Palermo sack Zenga
AFP, Rome
Palermo on Monday sacked coach Walter Zenga, just a day after their 1-1 home draw against Sicilian rivals Catania, Zehga's former club.
Zenga thus becomes the sixth Serie A coach to be sacked this season while Luciano Spalletti also quit as AS Roma boss.
His sacking comes as a surprise as Palermo were having a reasonable season and some had been suggesting that Zenga, a former Italy goalkeeper, would be in the running to be the next Inter Milan boss.
Palermo had not won in four games but one of those was a thrilling 5-3 defeat at leaders Inter where Palermo hit back from 4-0 down at half-time to 4-3 at one point.
Prior to those four games they had won three in a row, including a 2-0 success over Turin giants Juventus, prompting Zenga to proclaim that his team could finish in the top four this season.
They currently sit 12th but are only seven points off fourth in a tight mid-table.
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini, though, is known for his short patience. He bought Palermo in 2002 having previously owned Venezia since 1987 and has sacked 29 coaches during his 22 years in football.