German football reaffirmed commitment to the 50+1 rule last week. There is no such rule for US soccer. Here's why it might be a good idea to get one.
Richard DeLaurell
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NASL filed an anti-trust suit against the USSF this past week. The suit's conduct and outcome will no doubt impact the USL. But what about the playoffs?
NY Red Bulls have had few chances to win titles in their club history. They've played for a trophy twice and lost both times. Will the 3d time be the charm?
USL celebrated its first week as the lone Division II men's league in North America by banging the gong for its Division III, set to debut in 2019.
For the second straight week the biggest news for the USL came from outside the league. But the league's conferences provided some surprises of their own.
This month has seen the advent a new league as well as a significant shift in the fortunes of another. The US soccer pyramid seems to be crumbling. Why?
USL gained a new competitor this week. Not a new club, but a new Div III league, NISA, has been announced for 2018. But what about this year's playoff race?
With just two months left in the USL regular season, the conference races have taken another turn. Who is on top and who is still in the hunt?
This weekend brings the 3d in-league meeting between rivals, NYC FC and NY Red Bulls. The blues are 2-0 vs NYRB thus far. Will this week be any different?
The USL saw member Orange County SC host Phoenix Rising on the club's new grounds. But even bigger conference showdowns are set for this weekend.
The final US Open Cup match is set as NY Red Bulls have advanced to face Sporting KC on September 20. But underdog FC Cincinnati came ever so close.