1. Brad Guzan (2007, 2017)
2. Sean Johnson (2013, 2017)
3. Kellyn Acosta (2017)
4. Paul Arriola (2017)
5. Cristian Roldan (2017)
6. Gyasi Zardes (2017)

"Getting here was a struggle after going to Poland to sort out my visa. I was stuck there for 10 days in a hotel room in Warsaw. Nothing was open in the city, it was in full lockdown. I was eating room service the entire time, not knowing if or when I'd be allowed out to go to America. There was no time frame, I could have been there two months. I just had to wait on the phone to ring which was really tough mentally. I could only go out for a walk. One day I walked a half marathon just to kill a few hours."

-- Scotsman Stuart Findlay on the paperwork delays many players bound for MLS from abroad have faced since the pandemic started. The 25-year-old defender has only made one appearance for the Philadelphia Union since being signed from Kilmarnock in late February but he says he is loving his experience with the Union. (Daily Record)

1. Phoenix (9-2-2, 29 pts.). Rising leads league with 2.5 goals per game.
2. Louisville City (8-3-3, 27 pts.). Jonathan Gomez, 17, leads LouCity with 5 assists.
3. Tampa Bay (9-5-0, 27 pts.). Rowdies ended 3-game losing streak (3-1 over Loudoun).
4. Pittsburgh (8-4-3, 27 pts.). Russell Cicerone leads 'Hounds with 7 goals.
5. El Paso (7-1-4, 25 pts.). Lokomotive drew 10,303 fans for 0-0 tie with NM United.
6. Rio Grande Valley (7-3-4, 25 pts.). Toros won just two games in 2020.
7. Birmingham (8-4-1, 25 pts.). Jamaica Nico Brett leads Legion with 8 goals.
8. Hartford (7-3-2, 23 pts.). Danny Barrera leads league with 7 assists.
9. Miami FC (7-6-2, 23 pts.). Loss at Hartford (2-0) ended 3-game win streak.
10. Orange County SC (6-4-4, 22 pts.). Michael Orozco has started every game.

ECNL Boys: U-14: Crossfire Premier, U-15: CESA, U-16: Dallas Texans, U-17: Eclipse Select.
USYS Boys: U-13: Utah Avalanche, U-14: Total Futbol Academy, U-15: Arlington SA Academy, U-16: Kings Hammer, U-17: Real Jersey FC, U-18: Kingdom SC, U-19/20: Chicago FC United.
USYS Girls: U-13: Team Boca, U-14: Albion SC San Diego, U-15: Solar SC South, U-16: La Roca, U-17: Penn FC, U-18: Impact MN, U-19/20: Team Boca

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2. These USMNT players eye a future in coaching. That means class is in session. By Steven Goff (Washington Post)
3. Ottawa's pro soccer club announces 'pay what you want' home opener at TD Place By Dave Charbonneau (CTV News)