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Between 1996 and 1999 Major League Soccer tried a hockey‑style shootout to decide drawn matches, borrowing the format from the old North American Soccer League. The experiment, championed by then‑commissioner Don Garber, lasted only four seasons before being replaced by overtime.
Paco Fernandez, a Bryant University graduate student, has been selected for the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Hermann Trophy watch list, placing him among the top contenders for the nation’s most prestigious collegiate soccer award.
Manley L. Carter Jr. may be best known for his role as a NASA astronaut, but his early years were marked by a fierce passion for soccer that shaped his disciplined approach to life.
Davis & Elkins College, a small liberal arts institution in West Virginia, has quietly cultivated a network of alumni whose influence stretches far beyond the Appalachian foothills. Among them, three figures stand out for their contributions to the FIFA World Cup, turning a small campus into a silent engine of American soccer development.
FC Dallas has contributed key players to the U.S. World Cup squad, leveraging a storied family legacy and recent stadium upgrades to bolster the nation’s soccer ambitions.
From developing World Cup stars to planning new youth facilities, FC Dallas is leveraging recent tournament exposure to deepen its role in American soccer development.
From hosting World Cup matches to nurturing future stars, FC Dallas is leveraging its heritage and expanding facilities to meet soaring demand.
The Times-Union's All-Quarter Century team honors the top boys soccer players from Northeast Florida, highlighting Gatorade award winners, state champions, and their pathways to collegiate and professional success.
The United States' recent World Cup performance highlighted both the growing popularity of soccer and the systemic barriers that prevent the nation from converting that interest into elite talent.
Despite a lineup of rock legends as owners and a roster that featured future stars, the Philadelphia Fury struggled with poor facilities, dwindling crowds and a precarious financial footing before folding after three seasons.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, with matches slated in Philadelphia and across the country, marks a turning point for a sport that once struggled for attention. Today, professional leagues thrive, women’s teams dominate internationally, and a new generation of players and fans fuels a rapid rise.
An exploration of the varied routes that have produced the United States men's national team, highlighting the impact of immigration, Project 2010 and a blend of domestic and international experiences.
Nine Black soccer players from Africa and the Caribbean helped the Atlanta Chiefs win the 1968 NASL title, a victory that resonated against the backdrop of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination and left a lasting imprint on American soccer.
From a record‑breaking 1994 final in Pasadena to the arrival of global icons in Major League Soccer, the sport’s footprint has expanded dramatically. Historian John Sloop explains how attitudes have shifted and what the 2026 tournament means for the next generation of fans.
An exploration of the Houston Stars' rise, brief triumphs, and lasting impact on the sport’s development in the United States and Brazil.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup draws near, the story of Latino players, fans, and cultural traditions in American soccer reveals both historic triumphs and ongoing challenges.
The upcoming World Cup knockout match in Philadelphia spotlights a century‑long story of immigration, community building and the global circulation of talent that defines American soccer.
The upcoming World Cup matches in Seattle are projected to generate nearly $850 million for King County, while the city’s long‑standing soccer tradition and tech‑driven growth set the stage for a transformative summer.
Sporting Club Jacksonville led 3‑0 at halftime but conceded three goals in nine minutes before Rafferty Pedder’s late equaliser salvaged a 4‑4 draw against San Antonio FC.
Clark and Dan Hunt share memories of their father Lamar Hunt, the sports tycoon who helped found professional soccer in the United States, and discuss the significance of Arrowhead Stadium as the 2026 World Cup approaches.
From early European trips to the roar of Arrowhead Stadium, the Hunt family’s soccer legacy comes full circle as the 2026 World Cup lands in Kansas City and Dallas.
The upcoming documentaries — 'When Soccer Came to America,' 'Soccer's American Dream,' 'The Summer of '94' and 'U.S. Against the World' — explore the NASL's legacy, the 1994 World Cup build‑up, and the modern team's ambitions.
The United States Soccer Federation and Major League Soccer have prevailed in a $500 million appeal, with the Second Circuit dismissing the North American Soccer League’s allegations of collusion.
The author recounts his early soccer roots, professional burnout, and the moment a modest FA Cup tie ignited a ambition to chronicle the culture of English football's forgotten corners.