This year’s World Cup is being played in Russia, with 12 stadiums in 11 cities hosting matches. Overall, Russians spent $10 billion in preparation for the tournament on stadiums and related infrastructure. Here’s a look at the stadiums–as seen through Soviet Russia lens. (more…)
Citing recent code of conduct violations, Chicago Fire closed the seating section for supporters group Sector Latino at Toyota Park. (more…)
A pair of developers have proposed a new McKalla Place development to Austin officials, raising another possibility for a site that is being considered for an MLS stadium. (more…)
With FC Cincinnati awarded the 24th MLS franchise last week and Miami and Nashville waiting in the wings to field MLS squads, let the speculation turn to the next MLS expansion round for teams #27 and #28. (more…)
A San Diego USL expansion bid was rejected by the league, as the proposed 1904 FC team and its plans for a $10-million popup stadium are in jeopardy after the collapse of the NASL. (more…)
We won’t see the NASL lawsuit against U.S. Soccer Federation and MLS over alleged antitrust until early fall 2019 at the earliest, as a U.S. federal judge scheduled the end of discovery for April 30, 2019. (more…)
Another United Soccer League expansion to note: a new USL New Mexico team will be playing out of Isotopes Park, home of the baseball Albuquerque Isotopes, in 2019. (more…)
On Monday, the Pasadena City Council approved a motion that will allow for AEG to enter into a 10-year partnership for Rose Bowl soccer matches. (more…)
An expedited court schedule is needed to preserve the potential of a 2019 NASL season, as the league seeks to force a scheduling meeting sometime this week in order to guarantee 2018 court date. (more…)
The Miami MLS ownership group faces a key deadline when it comes a proposed Overtown MLS stadium site, with a payment of nearly $1 million due June 8. (more…)
