MLS
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65,612 people were in attendance at Gillette Stadium to watch Inter Miami win 4-1 over New England Revolution
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The new MLS franchise is owned by the Right to Dream academy, they plan to use a model inspired by LeBron James to carve out a new path in US soccer
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San Jose have goalkeeping problems, the Whitecaps are defending in a unique way and Miami are given a helping hand
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Lionel Messi’s team lost the quarter-final tie 5-2 on aggregate, but are still eligible for 2025 Club World Cup in America
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Officials will return to games this weekend after reaching an agreement on a new CBA that will run through the 2030 season
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Explaining LAFC’s muddled start, Houston’s creative dynamo and why Atlanta United are back in championship contention
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The league can’t continue to pretend its replacement officials are up to the usual standard as errors and controversies pile up
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Minnesota United have made a bright start, FC Cincinnati are chasing an encore and the New York Red Bulls are this season’s must-watch team
Inter Miami’s record-breaking attack has eased pressure on Tata Martino