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NEW FOR 2010: PPL PARK

02/24/2010 10:18 AM - The new home of Philadelphia Union will be PPL Park, after a regional energy company scarfs up the naming rights.

MLS SEASON COULD BE DISRUPTED BY LABOR UNREST

02/24/2010 9:54 AM - MLS and reps for players met yesterday, but failed to come to terms on a Collective Bargaining Agreement. Could labor unrest threaten the 2010 season?

GARBER: MONTREAL STILL IN HUNT FOR MLS TEAM

11/23/2009 1:03 PM - MLS's on-again, off-again flirtation with Montreal is back on, as commissioner Don Garber says the Impact could move up in 2012.

BALTIMORE SEEKS NEW STADIUM FOR UNITED

10/08/2009 5:30 AM - We could be talking about Baltimore United in the future, as Mayor Sheila Dixon looks at what it would take to lure MLS's DC United up the highway.

BAD WEATHER, WALL STREET IMPACTED NEW UNION STADIUM

09/28/2009 10:05 AM - Wet weather in June and a financial squeeze in the nation's credit markets severely impacted the already-tight construction schedule of the new MLS stadium.

Today's Video: The Opening of the Bird's Nest

 

Columbus, Ohio is a soccer hotbed; though the Columbus Crew may be the second-most-popular "football" team in the city, the Crew does all right in a 22,000-seat stadium where the focus is on the game, not the entertainment. Dave Wright tells about his visit to Crew Stadium, one of the first soccer-only facilities built for Major League Soccer -- and a place that's served as a template for subsequent MLS facilities. Read Dave's full review here.

WELCOME TO SOCCER STADIUM DIGEST!

02/20/2008 9:45 AM - Welcome to the newly launched Soccer Stadium Digest! We're glad to see you. This site covers international football/soccer stadiums around the world.

SEATTLE READY FOR MLS SOCCER

01/02/2008 9:20 AM - It would seem that Seattle is bucking the venue guidelines set forth by Major League Soccer by placing a team at Qwest Field -- a football facility. But a closer look reveals that Qwest Field should be a great home for pro soccer, according to community activist Fred Mendoza.
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