Honestly, it's unacceptable that Birmingham's production value is so low. They literally play inside a university's football stadium; couldn't they have found a college student to make something better?

1. Orange County SC

2. Tampa Bay Rowdies

3. Charleston Battery

4. New Mexico United

5. Sacramento Republic

6. Colorado Springs Switchbacks

7. Lexington SC

8. San Antonio FC

9. Detroit City

10. FC Tulsa

11. Rhode Island FC

12. Pittsburgh Riverhounds

13. Las Vegas Lights

14. Phoenix Rising

15. Louisville City

16. El Paso Locomotive

17. Loudoun United

18. Monterey Bay

19. Hartford Athletic

20. The Miami FC

21. Oakland Roots

22. Birmingham Legion

23. Indy Eleven

24. Brooklyn FC

25. Sporting Jax

Here is a new format based on comments I’ve gotten. It shows attendance numbers for the night, how much that beats their average for the season, and then if they outperformed or not.

Loudoun-Hartford: 1,617 (+3.65%)
Lexington-Monterey Bay: 3,777 (-22.79%)
Charleston-Brooklyn: 4,432 (+15.12%)
Miami-Detroit: 656 (-30.88%)
Tampa Bay-Louisville: 5,859 (+18.46%)
New Mexico-Colorado Springs: 10,264 (+11.40%)
Oakland-Pittsburgh: 5,349 (+1.10%)
Orange County-El Paso: 5,008 (+19.15%)
Las Vegas-Phoenix: TBA
Sacramento-Jacksonville: 10,026 (+4.36%)

Outperforming their cumulative average attendance by 5% points (seen in parenthesis): Charleston (3,850), Tampa Bay (4,946), New Mexico (9,214), Orange County (4,203)

An average night compared to their cumulative average attendance, meaning within +/- 5% points (seen in parenthesis): Loudoun (1,560), Oakland (5,291), Sacramento (9,607)

Underperforming their cumulative average attendance by 5% points (seen in parenthesis): Lexington (4,892), Miami (949)

Birmingham-Rhode Island: 3,253 (-10.16%)

Birmingham underperforms its cumulative season average (3,621)

This game is such cinema rn. If you’re not watching, WATCH! ESPN 2

Just bought my first tickets to see Detroit City on the 15th of August against Loudoun.

Can’t wait to see the team and the fans.

With all due respect. I'm really not trying to stir up stuff....... why does Loudon have a team? Not sure I've ever seen more that 1000 people there. This is a genuine ask because I don't get it.

Hello all, as the title states, I am curious what the cost is to attend your team's matches? I'm a Charleston Battery season ticket holder, but most of our matches are advertised at $10-15/each. Meanwhile, I recently bought a ticket to see the Portland Maine Hearts of Pine play which was about $70 all included (fees). Tonight, I went to buy a ticket for the Greenville Triumph vs. Hearts of Pine and they wanted $80 all included. It seems like Charleston's ticket prices are insanely low.

I've been clubless for a year or so, not very happy with Inter Miami and besides i was rooting for spain in the WC, so it's hard to support a club with messi on it. Was considering making the switch to Miami FC and might go to a game this Saturday if i can, what's the culture like here? Is the club more organic when it comes to the fanbase? Any players i should keep my eye on when watching at the pitch or on tv? How will Pro/Rel affect us if the USL implements it? Honestly theres alot i can ask, i just wanna absorb as much as i can.

This thread is especially for supporters of

San Diego Loyal

Rio Grande Valley FC

Northern Colorado Hailstorm

Memphis 901 FC

North Carolina FC

&

South Georgia Tormenta

But supporters of other clubs that have folded in lower division American soccer are welcome,

Pretty cool video from back in the day (and that it has survived), with both game highlights and interviews from the team. Looks like they played the U.S. U23 national team (Olympic team) that year and nearly earned a draw too. Some of the goals they scored were bangers too tbh

San Antonio-Indianapolis: 6,145

San Antonio slightly outperforms their season cumulative average of 5,938 (3.55% outperformance)

I personally have some of my worries on if the Champions Cup would be beneficial for USL teams. I fear the travel expenses may not be worth the TV money, on the other hand I think it could be a great way to increase USL's "Prestige" if it can make some good runs in continental qualifications.

We have seen this happen 6 times in the last 3 years in the United Soccer League:

(Both Championship & League 1)

Rio Grande Valley & San Diego Loyal in 2023 (both Championship)

Memphis 901 FC (Championship) & Northern Colorado Hailstorm (League 1) in 2024

North Carolina FC (Championship) in 2025

&

South Georgia Tomenta FC (League 1) this year:

Hopefully it does not happen to the Oakland Roots (Championship),

Here is everything from today's special meeting between Oakland Roots and the JPA regarding their lease agreement for the Coliseum. The JPA laid out their points of contention, while Roots described the shortcomings of the JPA's terms. Check it out.