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Tuesday, April 25
Pittsburgh Riverhounds vs. Maryland Bobcats 7 pm.
• Bobcats are one of three NISA teams still alive.
Charleston Battery vs. Charlotte Independence 7 pm.
• Southern Derby rivals have met 21 times..
New England Revolution vs. Hartford Athletic 7:30 pm.
Detroit City vs. Minnesota United 7:30 p.m.
Charlotte FC vs. South Georgia Tormenta 7:30 pm.
• SA Reading: Soccer parents powering the rise of Tormenta FC
St. Louis City vs. Union Omaha 8 pm.
• Union Omaha beat two MLS teams in 2022.
Sporting KC vs. Tulsa Athletic 8:30 pm.
• Tulsa Athletic is one two amateur teams in third round.
Monterey Bay vs. San Jose Earthquakes 10 pm.
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Soccer America Top of the NewsFor 20 of MLS's 29 teams, the midweek involves Concacaf Champions League or U.S. Open Cup action. Read the whole story
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Youth Soccer InsiderOn Tuesday, Crocker will be named U.S. Soccer's new sporting director, replacing Earnie Stewart. Read the whole story
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Soccer America ConfidentialErtz, not quite vintage, made her first start since the Tokyo Olympics in Angel City's 2-0 loss to San Diego before a full house. Read the whole story
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- League Championship. Ethan Horvath's Luton Town beat Zack Steffen's Middlesbrough, 2-1, in a battle of Premier League promotion candidates. Steffen was controversially ruled to have fouled Carlton Morris for a penalty Morris converted to decide the game. Replays showed the Luton star fell without any contact by Steffen. "It was never a penalty," Boro boss Michael Carrick told BBC Radio Tees. "It wasn't even close. I can laugh it off as it doesn't change the course of our season." Burnley has clinched promotion. Sheffield United could follow the Clarets back to the top flight with a win on Wednesday. Luton and Boro are third and fourth and could meet in the promotion playoff final on May 29 at Wembley.
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The 20-year-old New Yorker has already logged 57 league games for Borussia Moenchengladbach since debuting vs. Bayern Munich. Read the whole story
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• U.S. U-20 Rokas Pukstas' bid to win the UEFA Youth League with Hajduk Split ended when it was crushed by Dutch club AZ, 5-0, in a battle of U-19 teams in the final played in Geneva. AZ had reached the final with a shootout win over Portugal's Sporting, Before that, AZ's knockout wins were over Eintracht Frankfurt 5-0, Barcelona 3-0 and Real Madrid 4-0. The match drew about 4,000 Hajduk fans at the Stade de Genève.
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England's most expensive ever player is beginning to live up to his price tag. Read the whole story
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The management course, in its second year, aims to teach "the latest practical know-how and insights" on how to run a soccer club. Read the whole story
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1. FIFA confirms four in 2027 Women’s World Cup hosting race (AP)
2. A Spanish team endures on a toehold in Africa By James Montague (New York Times)
3. Washington looks to tap youth athletic funds for minor league stadium upgrades By Jim Brunner (Seattle Times)
