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Monday Kickoff: Blatter, Neymar, Chapecoense and more

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Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter had his ban upheld, while one of Barcelona’s biggest stars is dealing with some injury issues.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport dismissed Sepp Blatter’s appeal of a six-year ban from the game on Monday. (REPORT)

Neymar missed Barcelona training due to muscle fatigue in the groin area. (REPORT)

Chapecoense was officially awarded the Copa Sudamerica crown. (REPORT)

Hector Bellerin, Olivier Giroud and Per Mertesacker all returned to Arsenal training on Monday ahead of Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Basel. (REPORT)

After restating his desire to leave the club, Wolfsburg midfielder Julian Draxler says he understands and accepts the fans’ booing. (REPORT)

Samir Nasri has returned to Sevilla’s training sessions as the club prepares for Wednesday’s UCL clash with Lyon. (REPORT)

Robert Lewandowski is reportedly close to agreeing to a new deal with Bayern Munich. (REPORT)

WEEKEND REWIND

The U.S. Under-17 Men’s National Team topped Brazil, winning the Nike friendlies by a combined score of 15-2 over three games. (READ)

North Carolina, Denver, Wake Forest and Stanford booked their spots in the semifinal round of the College Cup. (READ)

U.S. Men’s National Team defender Ventura Alvarado sealed a move to Santos Laguna. (READ)

SBI takes a look at Brad Guzan and how a potential MLS return would affect his career. (READ)

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