USL’s women’s league is still struggling
The USL’s ambitious Division I women’s soccer league is still having trouble drawing crowds, midway through its second season.
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The USL’s ambitious Division I women’s soccer league is still having trouble drawing crowds, midway through its second season.
Crowds for the first season of the USL Super League were…okay, I guess?
We’re down to one Division II soccer league in this country, and here are its early attendance figures for 2018.
It’s obvious that the skirmish between the NASL and USL is over, and the NASL has lost. It’s all over but the court dockets.
The USL has become the first lower-level soccer league to draw two million fans in a season.
Curious how the two second-division leagues’ attendance tables would look if they were combined? Of course you are.
With nearly all the men’s pro outdoor soccer teams having had at least one home match, here’s a look at the attendance tables.
Turns out both the USL and the NASL will get Division II sanctioning from USSF for 2017.
Six years after the American soccer landscape ripped itself in two, where are we and what might the future hold?
A week before their home opener, Phoenix FC has downsized their home – by around half.
The local USL Pro team doesn’t know what day it is, and that’s just one problem.
Twelve Premier Development League teams are no more, according to the 2013 PDL schedule.