A record Earthquakes’ crowd is expected at Levi’s Stadium for its match with LAFC.
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Bruce Arena on rebuilding the Quakes, Mauricio Pochettino steering the USMNT, and the 2026 World Cup’s impact
Bruce Arena is in his first season at the San Jose helm. The benchmark of U.S. World Cup success was set when Arena guided the USA at 2002 World Cup.
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Danish Dynamite: Expansion San Diego FC takes Supporters’ Shield lead
San Diego FC rallied with two late goals to defeat the San Jose Earthquakes 2-1 and claim the lead in the Supporters’ Shield race.
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MLS Matchday 17: Saturday’s three big things
Every St. Louis City fan should just wipe the past four months from their memories and forget what happened.
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Chicago Fire and San Jose Earthquakes advance
The Chicago Fire and San Jose Earthquakes, both fielding mostly first-string lineups, won the first two matches in the U.S. Open Cup round of 16.
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MLS: DeJuan Jones reunited with Bruce Arena at Quakes
Also: Kristian Fletcher was recalled by D.C. United from the Premier League’s Nottingham Forest. RSL wins appeal of Diego Luna red card.
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Earthquakes prospect Oscar Verhoeven moves to San Diego
San Diego FC acquired 18-year-old defender Oscar Verhoeven on loan through the 2025 MLS season from the San Jose Earthquakes for $100,000 in 2025 GAM.
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NASL’s West Coast push tipped (Soccer West, April 8, 1971)
Soccer West debuted on April 8, 1971, but coverage extended beyond California, making it inevitable that it would soon become Soccer America, which it did in 1972. The first issue included a look at the NASL, which was set to begin its fourth season with eight teams, up from six in 1970. Gone were the Kansas […]
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San Jose routs D.C. United in MLS Game 1 celebratory match
San Jose honored players and staff from the MLS’s inaugural 1996 game at a rematch with D.C. United.
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MLS Game 1: Behind the curtains of broadcasting the historic match in San Jose on April 6, 1996
The field was small. The ambitions were big. The crowd of 31,683 was raucous. I was there, with a spectacular view of the game’s only goal.