Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final: Orlando City SC vs. Sacramento Republic FC: Highlights - Sep 7, 2022 

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Agreed. So many of these "highlights" had no reason being included.

ESPNFC is far worse.

Nope both have been gone for years

Because it’s only competed between teams from the United States

104 teams entered

Men’s soccer/football > women’s soccer/football

@@mrdigbears5675 - Men acting like little whiny girls > Women

@GarbageDork Congrats. You found one example from 21 years ago. Even then, she looked more manly than the guys who cover their face with both hands, flop around over & over, wave to the ref and slap the ground. The male players do this weekly, and should all be red carded. It’s the only way to stop them from acting like clowns.

@GarbageDork - 😂 I get it. It’s just a whole lot more prevalent and exaggerated in men’s soccer, and with them being ‘men’, well, it makes it that much worse.

Initially, I was against this - as the MLS found its feet. But you look at Sacramento - there MUST be a pathway for them to reach the elite league. (They were considered, but put on "indefinite hold" - whatever that means) It's ironic that Sacramento could have won - and then won the Champions League - and still not be allowed in MLS.

Won't happen until there is enough generation support to keep teams alive after relegation. Soccer isn't popular enough in the US to keep fans if a team goes down. It's still the 4th largest sport by a decent margin. Aside from the few diehards, folks will just stop watching and go back to American Football and Basketball. And all that is aside from the fact that relegation has no cultural history in the US, so it's a hard sell to casual fans and owners from the word go. If relegation is ever going to happen, then it will only happen once Soccer breaks into the top sports and has built up enough history over here.

Let's ban all posts like these

@@jazzx251 (X) Doubt

@@Scorpia260 It's not only promotion/relegation. No more single own entity, Draft and franchises. The teams must turn into real clubs, just like in Argentina or here in Brazil

Yeah, it is crazy how Sacramento chose to practice in a public park that is open to everyone isn’t it.

Mad how you just made up a blatant lie.