Atlanta United president and CEO Garth Lagerwey has taken an indefinite leave of absence after recently being diagnosed with cancer.
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Stefan Frei returns home after scary incident ends match
Seattle keeper Stefan Frei tweeted late Sunday night he had returned home following a scary incident that forced him to leave the Sounders match in an ambulance.
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Soccer America Attendance Report (June 23-29)
Gold Cup and MLS crowds topped the crowds for the Club World Cup on Saturday.
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Barrios double gets Atletico back on track against the Sounders
Pablo Barrios scored twice as Atletico Madrid bounced back from their Club World Cup opening defeat to Paris Saint-Germain with a 3-1 win over the Seattle Sounders on Thursday.
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South American champion Botafogo holds on to beat Sounders 2-1
Brazilian champion Botafogo hung on for a 2-1 win at a determined Seattle Sounders.
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Whitecaps take Supporters’ Shield lead, Sounders take attacking worries into Club World Cup
The Whitecaps Vancouver took the lead in the MLS Supporters’ Shield race with a 3-0 win over the Seattle Sounders in their first match since losing to Cruz Azul 5-0 in the Concacaf Champions Cup final. Despite being without 10 players out due to international duty or injury and eight more who were listed as […]
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Sounders promote Osaze De Rosario
The Seattle Sounders signed Tacoma Defiance forward Osaze De Rosario, the son of former MLS MVP Dwayne De Rosario and MLS Next Pro’s leading scorer.
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Diego Luna: ‘He’s the guy’
It’s rare to find an MLS team whose go-to guy is an American. Let alone an American as young as 21.
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MLS Matchday 9: Saturday’s three big things
Saturday afternoon brought us easily the biggest game of the season so far—the battle of the undefeated—Columbus and Miami.
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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 […]