1. 2020 Independent Cup (Great Lakes) 2. 2020 Fall Championship 3. 2021 Legends Cup 4. 2021 Spring Championship 5. 2020-21 Championship 6. 2021 Independent Cup (Great Lakes) 7. *2021 Fall Championship *Clinched title with three games to play. Record: 2020 (8 wins, 2 losses, 2 ties), 2021 (25 wins, 1 loss, 5 ties).
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Top 5: NISA scorers (fall championship)
1. Oscar Nuno (Cal United Strikers), 7 goals. 2. Maxi Rodriguez (Detroit City FC), 6 goals. 3. Mayele Malango (New Amsterdam FC), Kyle Nuel (Mich. Stars), 5 goals. 5. Olakunle Banjo (Md. Bobcats), James Filerman (Detroit City FC), Shavon John-Brown (New Amsterdam FC), Molley Karpeh (Md. Bobcats), Leon Maric (Mich. Stars), Connor Rutz (Detroit City […]
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Thursday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. NWSL championship final moved from Portland to Louisville after player complaints By Melanie Anzidei (NorthJersey.com) 2. Why Africa wants the World Cup every two years By Lolade Adewuyi (Deutsche Welle) 3. Amid crowded lower-division landscape, NISA is spreading the ‘open-system’ gospel in American soccer By Matt Pentz (The Athletic)
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NISA: Stumptown AC ends Detroit City's unbeaten run three days shy of a year
Three days shy of a year, Detroit City FC finally lost a game. Belize international Deshawon Nembhard scored in the 80th minute to give Stumptown AC a 1-0 win at Detroit City FC’s Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck. What a great team @DetroitCityFC they gave us a battle but we picked up 3pts the boys fought […]
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USL Championship: The 16 players at Gold Cup
1-2. Birmingham. Zach Herivaux (Haiti), Junior Flemmings (Jamaica). 3. Charleston. A. J. Paterson (Grenada). 4. Colorado Springs. Triston Hodge ((Trinidad & Tobago). 5. Hartford. Walmer Martinez (El Salvador). 6. Indy Eleven. Neveal Hackshaw (Trinidad & Tobago). 7. Memphis 901. Dre Fortunee (Trinidad & Tobago). 8-10. Miami FC. Brian Sylvestre (Haiti), Lamar Walker, Speedy Williams (both Jamaica). 11. […]
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Sunday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. 15-year-old Olivia Moultrie finally makes NWSL debut as Thorns beat Racing Louisville FC By Caitlin Murray (Oregonian) 2. From a Los Angeles mailroom to the Guatemala national team: Luis Martinez pushes for the Gold Cup dream By Jon Arnold (Get Concacafed) 3. A Scottish-American team helped build football in the U.S. Now they’re going […]
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NISA: Own goal gives Detroit City FC championship over Los Angeles Force
In the end, it was only right that Detroit City FC won the first NISA championship. Le Rouge won the 2020 fall championship, 2021 spring championship and 2021 Legends Cup. Still, Saturday’s final at sold-out Keyworth Stadium wasn’t the definitive statement DCFC might have liked to have made. It beat the Los Angeles Force, 1-0, […]
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Saturday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. A New Home: The opening of Columbus Crew’s new stadium marks a beacon for the city By Jacob Myers (Columbus Dispatch) 2. Divided loyalties: Euros split residents of war-ravaged east Ukraine By Sergei Kirichenko (Reuters) 3. Quinn Sullivan’s bicycle-kick goal in his first MLS start was a dream moment for one of Philly soccer’s […]
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NISA: LA Force comes back from two goals down to reach final
The LA Force rallied from two goals down in the second half to beat Chattanooga FC, 3-2, and advance to Saturday’s NISA final against Detroit City FC to determine the 2020-21 champion. Markus Naglestad staked CFC to a 2-0 lead, but the Force rallied to even the score on goals by Christian Chaney, NISA’s spring […]
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Wednesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Messi contract saga goes to the wire, but club still optimistic By Richard Martin (Reuters) 2. Why Caden Clark is moving to RB Leipzig: Transition play, spatial awareness and more By Joseph Lowery (The Athletic) 3. Fueled by its fanbase, Detroit City FC rises to meet loftier expectations By Nolan Bianchi (Detroit News)