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American soccer fans will probably have their fingers crossed for the next couple hours as they await word on the status of star midfielder Clint Dempsey’s knee. Dempsey limped off during Fulham’s 2-0 loss to Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park in the 62nd minute with an apparent knee injury.
As of Sunday afternoon (U.S. time) very little facts about the injury are concrete. For one, Fulham manager Roy Hodgson himself wasn’t sure in his post-match press conference which knee Dempsey had hurt. Hodgson speculated it was cruciate damage and that the Texan could be, “out a while.” (Granted, Hodgson is a solid manager but doesn’t exactly hold a medical degree.)
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