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UEFA EURO 2024 fixtures and results: When and where are the matches?

Saturday, June 22, 2024

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UEFA EURO 2024 kicked off on Friday 14 June and ends with the final in Berlin on Sunday 14 July. See dates, venues and schedule.

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Check out the full UEFA EURO 2024 final tournament schedule below. All kick-off times are CEST.

When are the EURO 2024 matches?

Group stage.

14 Jun e Group A : Germany 5-1 Scotland ( Munich )

15 June A : Hungary 1-3 Switzerland ( Cologne ) B : Spain 3-0 Croatia ( Berlin ) B : Italy 2-1 Albania ( Dortmund )

16 June D : Poland 1-2 Netherlands ( Hamburg ) C : Slovenia 1-1 Denmark ( Stuttgart ) C : Serbia 0-1 England ( Gelsenkirchen )

17 June E : Romania 3-0 Ukraine ( Munich ) E : Belgium 0-1 Slovakia ( Frankfurt ) D : Austria 0-1 France ( Düsseldorf )

18 June F : Türkiye 3-1 Georgia ( Dortmund) F : Portugal 2-1 Czechia ( Leipzig )

19 June B : Croatia 2-2 Albania ( Hamburg ) A : Germany 2-0 Hungary ( Stuttgart ) A : Scotland 1-1 Switzerland ( Cologne )

20 June C : Slovenia 1-1 Serbia ( Munich ) C : Denmark 1-1 England ( Frankfurt ) B : Spain 1-0 Italy ( Gelsenkirchen )

21 June E : Slovakia 1-2 Ukraine ( Düsseldorf ) D : Poland 1-3 Austria ( Berlin ) D : Netherlands 0-0 France ( Leipzig )

22 June F : Georgia 1-1 Czechia ( Hamburg ) F : Türkiye 0-3 Portugal ( Dortmund ) E : Belgium 2-0 Romania ( Cologne )

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As part of UEFA's commitment to making EURO 2024 a reference event for sustainability in sport, venues and matches have been organised in regionalised clusters. This reduces the number of flights taken by teams by 75% compared to EURO 2016, as well as ensuring easier, sustainable transport between matches for supporters.

23 June A : Switzerland vs Germany ( Frankfurt , 21:00) A : Scotland vs Hungary ( Stuttgart , 21:00)

24 June B : Croatia vs Italy ( Leipzig , 21:00) B : Albania vs Spain ( Düsseldorf , 21:00)

25 June D : Netherlands vs Austria ( Berlin , 18:00) D : France vs Poland ( Dortmund , 18:00) C : England vs Slovenia ( Cologne , 21:00) C : Denmark vs Serbia ( Munich , 21:00)

26 June E : Slovakia vs Romania ( Frankfurt , 18:00) E : Ukraine vs Belgium ( Stuttgart , 18:00) F : Czechia vs Türkiye ( Hamburg , 21:00) F : Georgia vs Portugal ( Gelsenkirchen , 21:00)

Rest days on 27 and 28 June

When does the EURO 2024 round of 16 start?

29 June 38 2A vs 2B ( Berlin , 18:00) 37 1A vs 2C ( Dortmund , 21:00)

30 June 40 1C vs 3D/E/F ( Gelsenkirchen , 18:00) 39 1B vs 3A/D/E/F ( Cologne , 21:00)

1 July 42 2D vs 2E ( Düsseldorf , 18:00) 41 1F vs 3A/B/C ( Frankfurt , 21:00)

2 July 43 1E vs 3A/B/C/D ( Munich , 18:00) 44 1D vs 2F ( Leipzig , 21:00)

Rest days on 3 and 4 July

When do the EURO 2024 quarter-finals start?

5 July 45 W39 vs W37 ( Stuttgart , 18:00) 46 W41 vs W42 ( Hamburg , 21:00)

6 July 48 W40 vs W38 ( Düsseldorf , 18:00) 47 W43 vs W44 ( Berlin , 21:00)

Rest days on 7 and 8 July

When do the EURO 2024 semi-finals start?

9 July 49 W45 vs W46 ( Munich , 21:00)

10 July 50 W47 vs W48 ( Dortmund , 21:00)

Rest days on 11, 12 and 13 July

When is the EURO 2024 final?

14 July W49 vs W50 ( Berlin , 21:00)

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Soccer Saturday Drinking Game

Whether it's a stag do or lads weekend, it's time to crank up the excitement and increase the tension of watching the scores roll in with the hilarious, exhilarating and downright boozy Soccer Saturday Drinking Game.

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Gents, get your Saturday off to a flyer with this awesome football drinking game. Before you check that out, you need to choose which division you're using (Premier League, Championship, League One, League Two, Scottish Premiership, etc.). Don't just use all the leagues or it'll be full time for you guys before it's even half time in the matches.

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Lads play Soccer Saturday drinking game and end up on most random night out ever

Whichever team scored the first goal in the 3pm kick-off matches among all english football leagues was the location of their night out.

Jess Hardiman

A group of lads ended up on a night out in a random UK town after taking part in a Soccer Saturday drinking game, having let fate decide where they’d be going – with surprisingly hilarious results. You can see how their night went here: 

Jack Osborne ( @jackrustyspoon1246 ), 23, was watching football with pals Matthew Perry, Jordan Holliday and Jack Holland in the pub last Saturday (20 August) when they came up with a novel way to choose what to do with their night. 

They decided that the location of whichever team scored the first goal in the 3.00pm kick-off matches among all English football leagues would be their destination – only for fate to direct them to a market town more than two hours away in the car. 

Osborne, from Faversham in Kent, shared a video on TikTok documenting their adventure, captioning the post: “Big up Swinny.” 

That's right, the lads were on their way to none other than Swindon, Wiltshire, which isn’t exactly known for its raging nightlife scene. 

In a comment, Osborne explained that the game revolved around the ‘first team out of all four English football leagues to score in the 3pm KO’, excluding London teams, which dictated where you head on a night out. 

Their mate Kieran Beal, who had to join in virtually via FaceTime as he had Covid, can be heard saying in the clip: “What a shocking night out that’s going to be.” 

But the lads jumped in the car and hit Swindon’s town centre – surprised to find that they ended up having a ‘great’ time. 

Speaking to LADbible, Osborne explained: “Me and my mates decided that the first goal in 3pm kick offs in the whole English football leagues would decide where we go for a night out. 

“We pre packed the car with change of clothes each and booked the hotel en route when we knew the location. 

“Unfortunately, Swindon scored first, which is not known for a decent night out or very luxurious place. But that is all part of the fun – and the fact you can get somewhere good or bad is what has made people interested in the idea.” 

He added: “We also do a fantasy footy league and my mate lost and had to wear a leopard print vest for most the day/night, and also added in some drinking games for added fun. 

“We had a great night out and it just shows it’s more who you go out with than where.” 

Osborne said he and his friends are hoping to do the same again as part of a series, with plans to rate each of the nights out. 

Many other TikTokers enjoyed watching the drama unfold, with one commenting: “Class this.” 

Another said: “First group of lads ever to go for a night out in Swindon who don't live there.” 

A third added: “You have a great group of mates if you can make a night out in Swindon look half decent.” 

When someone asked how long you're supposed to wait after the first goal before hitting the road, Osborne replied: “Straight away!!! Well finish your pint first.” 

He also advised speaking to locals to get a good idea of where to go, having been told to head to Swindon’s Old Town for what ended up being a cracking night out.

Topics:  UK News , Football , Sport , TikTok

Jess is Entertainment Desk Lead at LADbible Group. She graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Film Studies, English Language and Linguistics. You can contact Jess at [email protected] .

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What is Travel Soccer

The question comes up frequently, What is travel soccer? Well, there's a lot more to it than the obvious element of traveling. Travel soccer involves more on several levels.

You're probably wondering exactly what is involved, is travel soccer worth it, and what age does travel soccer start. Let's start with an overview.

Generally speaking, travel soccer is a more competitive level of youth soccer where kids have to try out to be selected to play on a travel soccer team. Travel to games and tournaments is more regional than local. Travel soccer has a bigger time commitment and costs more than recreational soccer.

what age does travel soccer start

When to start travel soccer depends on several factors. Deciding to play or not is not just about the age, ability and soccer maturity of your child. It's also about the added time commitment (and money) that comes along when you want to enroll your child in a travel soccer league.

Generally, travel teams start with 9 year olds, but some leagues provide an opportunity for 7 years olds to play travel soccer. Many child development experts agree that kids are not yet ready emotionally to play travel soccer until they're 8 years old or older.

rec soccer vs. travel soccer benefits

Both travel soccer and recreational soccer give benefits to children. See the illustration below.

Participation in travel soccer or recreational soccer builds a foundation for success in many aspects of our kids' futures. One potential downside with travel soccer is reduced playing time for marginally skilled players. In recreational soccer kids tend to get equal playing time during the soccer matches.

travel soccer vs. recreational soccer comparison

The following tables highlights the main difference between not-too-serious recreational soccer and more competitive travel soccer.

is travel soccer worth it

Travel soccer is worth it if you and your child know what's involved. It can be both fun and rewarding. You will get both physical and emotional benefits by participating in travel soccer. Soccer is the number 1 sport in the world for many reasons.

Just do your due diligence and find out the competitive level of the travel soccer league you're researching. Talk to a few parents who have kids participate in the travel league already. There you'll get a realistic idea of the time and money involved.

The most important thing is to find out if your child really wants to play soccer in a league where the intensity is a bit higher than the average "in-house" recreational soccer league. Some kids naturally gravitate toward enjoy a highly competitive environment. Other kids really just enjoy the social aspect and are more interested in just having a good time playing.

how much does travel soccer cost. 

Travel soccer cost can vary quite a bit. Travel soccer leagues may use high level coaches that get paid for their coaching skills.

Participation in soccer tournaments adds cost of the basic price of small town type of youth soccer. It varies widely by area of the country as well as the age of the players and the level of play.

Youth soccer registrations are as low as $170 and as high as $900 for a season of travel soccer. You also may have soccer uniform costs. Additionally, a big part of the expense with youth travel soccer can be your accommodations if you're traveling a significant distance from home and staying in a hotel.

10 local descriptions  of what travel soccer is

You should understand that there's a lot more to it than just how far you drive to get your child to the game. Usually, there are several things than come along with participating in a travel league for soccer. You'll see these differences in rec soccer and travel soccer if you look at these 10 descriptions taken directly from youth soccer league websites in a variety of states, all over the country.

Read the descriptions of travel soccer below and you'll see it a totally different level of competitiveness and commitment by players, parents, and coaches.

NJ TRAVEL SOCCER . Washington Township travel soccer provides the opportunity for teams from our club to compete against similarly skilled teams from other clubs in the South Jersey area.  https://wtsoccer.net/travel/

TEXAS YOUTH SOCCER. Co mpetitive (Select or Travel) soccer is for U11+ players seeking the highest level of competition and coaching, and who are willing to make the required time and financial commitment.  https://www.colleyvillesoccer.org/evofaqlist

COLORADO. The Rush Competitive division is for the player who is ready to take their development in this sport to the next level. Led by a highly experienced, professional Rush coaching staff, your player will experience an increased volume of soccer in a focused, goal-oriented, competitive environment. Our competitive teams train regularly to further develop their technical skills and tactical understanding of the Rush style of play.  https://www.coloradorush.com/

VIRGINIA SOCCER. Shenandoah County Soccer (SCSL)Travel is a competitive program for players with above average skills and a strong drive to develop their soccer abilities and love of the game. Boys and girls that are ready to play competitive soccer, want to learn new skills, are ready to make the necessary commitment to play travel soccer and are ready to be coached by licensed coaching staff will benefit from playing travel soccer.

ILLINOIS YOUTH SOCCER. Travel soccer is a competitive program. All players are welcome to attend tryouts, but not all will be asked to join a team. Once asked to join, playing time is not guaranteed. Additionally, once on a team, players will continue to have to try-out every June to keep their roster spot.  https://www.westloopsoccerclub.com/what-is-travel-soccer/

MASSACHUSETTS TRAVEL SOCCER.  The travel program has a competitive focus and requires a commitment by players and parents. Although, the program also emphasizes fun, skills development, and continued learning of the game.  https://foxborosoccer.org/travel-soccer

TRAVEL SOCCER IN MARYLAND . Towsontowne travel soccer is targeted at players whose skills and inclinations suggest participation in a more competitive environment. Payers must try out for and make a travel team, whereas, subject to space limitations, all players who sign up for recreation soccer participate.  https://clubs.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=190456

ALABAMA. The BUSA-South Competitive Program is dedicated to offering players the chance to compete at the highest level, both regionally and nationally; providing a platform to give players the highest quality of training and competition; and encouraging players to participate on state, regional and national teams.  https://www.birminghamunited.com/busa-south/#competitive

CALIFORNIA . Travel soccer team play not only requires that your son or daughter be capable of playing at a high level relative to the rest of their age group, but also involves a substantial commitment in time, energy, and money from both the player and their families.  https://www.sycva.com/page/show/477110-a-parents-guide-to-travel-soccer

INDIANA. The Indiana Fire Juniors Travel Soccer program is geared toward players that have a desire to develop their skills at a competitive level especially for those who would like to play at the high school or collegiate level. The Travel soccer program is designed to advance the development of our players, enhancing individual and team skills. Travel players receive soccer technique and tactics training each week from a licensed youth soccer coach, under the supervision of the Indiana Fire Directors of Coaching.  https://www.indianafirejuniors.com/travel

Clearly, the term travel soccer is interpreted as a level above rec (recreational) soccer, but there are no specific rules or universal guidelines that define exactly what constitutes travel soccer. For additional insights into other soccer lingo like travel soccer, you may enjoy this post on other soccer words .

how serious is travel soccer

A more appropriate way to describe the higher level of play in travel soccer is to call it "Competitive Soccer." Competitive soccer is known as club soccer in some states and known as travel soccer in others. These more competitive teams are for kids to aspire to play for an extended number of years, perhaps at the college level or above.

Not all travel soccer is super competitive. It really varies by location. This was the situation for my kids when they played "travel soccer" in southern New Jersey.

In my own small town of about 9,000 people all the kids over the age of 7 travel to other towns for their youth soccer matches. The area in South Jersey is full of similar small towns that have their own soccer organization. Most of them offer the recreational style of kids soccer for only the youngest age groups.

Kids over 7 years old travel for their soccer games because there aren't enough kids in each town to have an in-house recreational league in the older age groups.

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final thoughts on travel soccer

We all want what's best for our kids, no doubt, and we can too easily assume that means playing competitive soccer for a travel team. A true barometer of their passion to play the sport is to watch the expressions they make with their faces and their body language.

If you see passion, excitement, and self-directed effort at a high level of effort, your child will likely love to participate in travel soccer. If the kids get stressed or burned out, then recreational soccer might be the better road to take.

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Firstly, you can usually watch one EPL game per week free on the network channel, NBC. They usually broadcast the 12:30pm Saturday game, or an 11 am Sunday match. Secondly, you’ll need to download the Peacock app to find the other games. A monthly subscription costs under $10. Thirdly, NBC usually put one or two games a week on their  USA   channel. Unfortunately, you will need a cable subscription to access that.

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A subscription to Paramount+ for less than $10 a month will cover all your Champions League and Europa League viewing requirements. Every game is available on the app. CBS also broadcast select games on its sports channel and even on its network channel for select games.

Watch La Liga Live on Streaming

This is an easy one. All Spanish La Liga matches are now available live on ESPN+ and ESPN Deportes . This streaming service has expanded recently and now offers hundreds of soccer games every week for a small subscription fee.

Watch Serie A Games Live

Italian Serie A games are also now available on Paramount+ . Games are played every Saturday and Sunday, with some midweek rounds taking place. Check our soccer TV schedule for details.

Women's Live Soccer Games On TV

Firstly, the USWNT games are now available on HBOMax which you can subscribe to without needing a cable subscription. Other games are available on ESPN, Paramount+ or Peacock depending on the tournament. National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) games, including NJ/NY Gotham FC matches, are spread out over various channels including ABC, ESPN+, NWSL+ and streaming platform ion . You can sign up for NWSL+ here, and it’s free! Some European Women’s Super League games are also available on Paramount+. Check the above schedule to confirm.

Live Bundesliga Games On Streaming

All German Bundesliga games are now also available on ESPN+ . Most games take place on weekend mornings, with some midweek matches. ESPN and ESPN2 also broadcast select Bundesliga games.

Watch Ligue 1 Live On beIN Sports

The French Ligue 1 is now managed by beIN Sports , who no longer have the rights to La Liga. They present some games on beINsports and others on beINconnect for internet streaming.

League Cup & FA Cup Live On ESPN+

ESPN+ has been good about showing almost all of the FA Cup matches, including the early rounds and replays.

English Championship Live On ESPN+

The English Championship serves up exciting, quality football that’s free of VAR for now. ESPN+ usually shows 3 or 4 live games on a weekend, including a Friday afternoon game. There are also a few midweek games available. League One and Two games are shown occasionally.

Scottish Football On TV In The USA

Paramount+ and CBS sports present a few games every week from the Premiership and the Scottish Championship.  

MLS Soccer Live In The USA

Lastly, the biggest domestic soccer league is no longer the domain of ESPN. Now you can purchase  a season pass through Apple TV  for $99 and watch every MLS game this season. Additionally, FOX will also broadcast select games on their network channel and on FS1.

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10 things to know about travel soccer

Parent · Player

When it comes to travel soccer there are some things every parent should know .  First, don’t think you have to do what everyone else is doing.  Too many people jump on the bandwagon and think for success, their kid has to play in a certain league.  Your family is different from every family on earth, so make sure you know these important tips before diving into travel soccer. 

If your kid loves the sport and will put in the work, travel soccer is usually the best option. 

You can find a team that travels less than others, if you desire less travel.  Depending on the league and the coach, you could travel out of state 10-15 times each season.

Just remember, do what’s best for your family ! 

What is travel soccer?

Travel soccer is more competitive than recreation soccer by far.  Some use the terms club or select soccer, but club/select soccer can stay local, where “travel soccer” is literally where you will usually travel for multiple out-of-state competitions. 

Depending on the city/state you’re from, depends on how much travel you will do.  

Depending on where you live makes a big difference.  The big soccer cities have tons of choices for youth soccer, where the smaller soccer cities and states have way less options. 

More than anything it depends on the league your team qualifies for. 

The top leagues require more travel for league games, plus there are regional and national tournaments to qualify for.  

Player commitment for club soccer

The commitment is pretty high. 

Most travel soccer coaches want you at the majority of the practices and games .  Players who miss either one on the regular will not be expected to play. 

Again you need to find a team that fits your style.  It more depends on the coach more than the actual club.

Some coaches will expect you to play tournament over holidays like Thanksgiving and Memorial Day.  If traveling out of town or chilling with family and friends is important to you on holiday, make sure you ask the coach their tournament plans on during these holiday weeks. 

Club /travel soccer kids sign a ‘contract’ each year.  Often times the teams have a “signing party” at a players house.  It’s really a big deal to the kids. In this contract the player commits to play with the team for the season and they can’t leave until the contract is up. 

Sometimes players will ask for a “release” and most of the time the coach won’t give it. 

Remember, all coaches and clubs are different.  Find the one that fits your style.

Cost for travel soccer

When considering the cost you have to know that there are club fees which help pay the coaches.

Another big piece of the pie is paying for the league fees .  For the higher level “classic” leagues, which by the way they just added a 4th div classic league.  Why? Money, that’s why.  Many parents want “classic or the best”.  So the leagues give it to them and charge for it. 

The price for these leagues run between $3,500 – $5,000 per team .  So about $250 per player . 

Then uniform cost is separate and some teams only have to pay for these every 2 years.  Some pay for new uniforms every year.   

On top of this some teams travel several out of state 3-12 times per year.  Many of these trips are via airplane, so add in airfare and hotel .  If not by plane then you can add up the gasoline for your car. 

Travel commitments for travel soccer

Some of the kids I train play on teams that flew to Las Vegas , Florida and California in 12 months time. 

These kids were 10 years old!  I think that’s crazy, but others don’t.  I’d say 70% of them have no problem paying for this, while the other 30% have a harder time. 

If this is what you want do it, but please don’t think you have to.  It’s not going to help your child develop any more.  Really all it does is get you to experience another state and play different teams.  

You have to find a team/coach that fits your commitment level .  Some coaches enter for tournaments or friendly games where you travel 2-4 hours for 1-2 games.  Other coaches only do the local leagues with 1 or 2 tournaments out of town/state. 

If you live in a big soccer city there’s not as much need to travel out of state, compared to a state like Louisiana or Oklahoma who don’t have the best soccer, but do have a few good teams. 

Competitive youth tournament locations

Here’s a list of 15 of the biggest & best youth soccer tournaments in the America   via ‘the 18.com’. 

These tournaments are held in Maryland , Florida , Texas , California , Minnesota , Virginia , New York and Las Vegas . 

Teams are from all across the country at these national tournaments. 

Tournaments vs leagues [options for your teams]

I grew up 5 hours from Dallas, TX and even further from other soccer cities. 

So we had 3 options … 

•  Travel on the highway every week or two to play in 1-2 league games .
• Play only local lower level teams. (Not an option after age 12).
• Go to tournaments instead of playing in a league and then play some other competitive friendly games against teams 2-3 hours away. 

Most of my high school years we did option #3 and I think it was best!  No reason to drive 5 hours every week or two plus tournaments promised us 3 games, 5 if we got to the finals. 

The other good travel/club team did option #1.  My last year in high school our coach moved to Florida, so we all had to play for the other club.  I had lots of fun traveling with buddies and their parents carpooling, but I sure am glad that only was for 1 year. 

I share this story because if you live far away from the big soccer cities, these are some choices you can make. 

To me it doesn’t make sense to drive that long year round and then the kids don’t even play college soccer.  But hey, that’s my opinion.  Some of my buddies who didn’t play college, probably would have done it all over again.  We did have a great time together.  We all had and have different goals, so again, do what’s best for you. 

Ages for travel soccer

Again, location plays a big role when it comes to ages for travel soccer. 

The larger cities have more opportunity. 

Some kids as young as 7 years old start traveling to play competitive soccer.  I would guess that most kids who end up playing for the best clubs by ages 14-16 start playing competitively by age 8 .  Travel soccer goes all the way up to age 17-18 years old. 

The gamble starting so young is, what if your child gets burned out by age 13 ?  I think if you’re going to start them playing travel soccer at age 8, make sure they really enjoy it and will put in the work. 

One thing I bring up a lot is the kids I know who started playing club/select/travel soccer at age 10 and ended up playing college soccer.  There are tons of soccer parents who would think I’m crazy for saying age 10 because the kids would be so far behind.  True they would be behind, but that’s what catching up is for. 

Alex Morgan started club at age 13.  Taylor Twellman was a multisport athlete, so he didn’t commit to soccer full out at a young age.  Both of these players ended up on the US national team and made great money. 

Are there any financial scholarships offered?

Most of your big clubs offer scholarships to 1-2 players per team .  This is usually the coaches choice and often comes out of their pocket.  Coaches usually get paid per player, so if a coach picks 2 players who need scholarship that is less money compared to having 100% of the players paying full price. 

Now of course the players who get scholarship are going to have to produce.  I don’t see a coach picking many players who will sit the bench and get free dues. 

How is the coach chosen? 

Hey, for the most part club soccer is a business . 

So the biggest clubs have a mix of good coaches and not so good coaches. 

The bigger the club, the more players they have which means the higher demand for coaches. 

Some of the top clubs in America will literally ask parents to coach.  I ask parents and coaches the question, “are the dues less in this case”?  The answer is no.  But hey you get to where the fancy jersey and socks:) 

In short, coaches find clubs and clubs find coaches. 

Some of the clubs require their coaches to have a D license.  Most don’t. 

If you look at the websites, very few hold the A or B license which is the highest and it goes down to a C, D, E and F.  A, B and C are rare, while most club coaches either have D, E or F.  The ‘F’ and ‘E’ only require you to take a 2-3 hour in-person course locally. The A license is a 10 day course usually held in California.  

Youth soccer coaches move around from club to club as much as the players.  Sometimes it’s because of choice and other times they get forced out.  It could be another club offering a couple hundred more dollars per month, per team.  With 3-5 teams this could mean $12,000 more per year. 

How to improve soccer skills at home

Kids who train even a little bit on their own give themselves a BIG advantage.  Especially the ones who practice the right skills! 

You can go out and spend 2 hours kicking a ball into the goal, but are you striking the ball properly ?  Are you getting enough reps. 

Kicking the ball against a wall or rebounder is better than into a goal.  The reason is because with a wall the ball comes right back to you.  This helps you develop your first touch and kicking.  Shooting into the goal doesn’t help with 1st touch. 

Now let’s talk about controlling the ball and developing better footskills/dribbling.  Go to YouTube and the YouTubers will have you brainwashed to believe that getting 1,000 touches is what the pros do.  Well it’s not.  Pros don’t work much on this all.  Also youth players shouldn’t train like the pros in many aspects.  

Youth players need to develop better form when dribbling and bringing the ball out of the air. 

You don’t need thousands of touches to do this. 

Instead you need to teach your muscle memory to do it correctly.  On top of this players need to learn how to control the ball with different parts of the feet and be smooth between touches. 

If you’ll spend just 20-30 mins per week on your own – get my online ball control courses . 

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What is Travel Soccer? A Parent’s Guide

If your child is interested in playing soccer at a more competitive level, you may have heard about travel soccer.

Travel soccer is a step up from recreational soccer and is designed for players who want to take their skills to the next level .

Is travel soccer worth it? Is it a good fit for your kid, or should they play rec instead? In this article, we’ll explore what travel soccer is, how it differs from recreational soccer, and what you can expect if your child decides to join a travel soccer team.

Understanding Travel Soccer

If you are looking for a more competitive level of youth soccer , then travel might be the right choice for your child! Teams are made up of players who have tried out and been selected based on their skills and abilities. With this said, there may be instances where a child could not make the team.

Travel soccer is different from recreational soccer in that it requires a bigger time commitment and costs more. Players are expected to attend practices and games regularly and may need to travel to games and tournaments that are more regional than local. So, instead of playing in your town every Saturday morning, you may have to travel 45 min. to compete against another town in your state.

Teams are typically more competitive than recreational teams and may participate in higher-level leagues or tournaments. This can be a great way for players to challenge themselves and improve their game.

It is important to note that travel soccer is not for everyone. It requires a significant time, energy, and financial commitment from both the player and their family. Before deciding to join a travel soccer team, it is important to consider your goals, abilities, and personal circumstances to determine if it is the right choice for you.

Benefits of Travel Soccer

If you’re considering travel soccer for your child, you may be wondering what benefits it can offer. Here are some of the advantages of playing travel:

Skill Development

One of the main benefits of competitive soccer is that it provides players with the opportunity to develop their skills more often.

Not always but many travel teams have more experienced coaches who can help players improve their technique, tactics, and physical fitness. Coaches are still volunteers (not paid) but take it more seriously than a rec program.

Players are also exposed to a higher level of competition, which can help them develop their skills more quickly.

Exposure and Opportunities

Travel soccer can provide players with exposure to club soccer coaches and directors.

Players who perform well in these situations may be invited to participate in elite camps or tournaments, which can further enhance their skills and increase their chances of playing at the next tier in U.S. soccer which is playing for a local club team .

Teamwork and Social Skills

Sports, in general, can help players develop valuable social and teamwork skills. Players must work together to achieve their goals and learn to communicate effectively with their teammates. This can help them develop leadership skills, build confidence, and learn how to work well with others.

In addition, travel soccer often involves traveling to different cities for games and tournaments. This can provide players with the opportunity to meet new people, hang out with their buddies outside of soccer, and develop a sense of independence and responsibility.

Requirements for Travel Soccer

There are certain requirements for travel soccer and we’ll explore them in this section.

Age and Skill Level

Most teams are organized by age group, with teams ranging from U9 to U19. The age group that you will play in will depend on your birth year. Please note that travel soccer tends to be more popular in the younger age groups where there are more opportunities. When you get to U14 and older, there are school teams (middle school and high school) thrown into the mix.

Commitment and Dedication

Travel requires more commitment of time and effort than a rec program. Players are usually expected to attend multiple practices per week, as well as weekend games and tournaments.

Additionally, players are expected to maintain a certain level of fitness and conditioning outside of practice. If you are considering joining a team, it is important to be prepared to make this level of commitment.

Financial Considerations

Travel soccer can also be more expensive than recreational soccer. In addition to the cost of equipment and uniforms, players may be required to pay for tournament fees, travel expenses, and other expenses related to the team. It is important to consider these costs before trying out for atravel soccer team .

In our town, the rec program is $65 whereas the travel program is $250. This is still much lower than a soccer club which could be more than $5,000 when all is said and done.

How to Get Started in Travel Soccer

If you’re interested in joining a team, there are a few key steps you need to take to get started. Here are some things to consider:

Finding a Local Team

Most towns will have a rec and travel program that are associated with each other. Go to your local youth sports website and dig into the information provided.

For the upcoming season, tryouts usually happen in the spring. If you want to play in the fall of 2024, tryouts is probably spring or early summer of 2024. You should not wait until the summer to start figuring it out.

If your local town does not have a travel team, check neighboring towns to join. In most cases, you don’t need to be from that town to play on their team.

Tryouts and Selection Process

Most teams hold tryouts to select players for their teams. As I mentioned, these tryouts are typically held months before, and they give coaches a chance to evaluate players’ skills and abilities.

They’ll be evaluating your technical skills, tactical abilities, physical fitness, and mental toughness. If you’re selected for a travel team, congratulations! You’ll have the opportunity to play against some of the best local teams in your area, and to develop your skills as a player.

Potential Challenges of Travel Soccer

Here are some potential challenges that you should consider before signing up for a travel soccer team.

Time Commitment

Travel soccer requires a significant time commitment. You will likely have to attend several practices a week, as well as games on weekends.

If you play flag football, tackle football, or any other fall sport, it could be tough juggling it all. I would reach out to the soccer director and figure out if it’s doable to play another sport. If not, travel soccer should keep you busy!

Travel Demands

As the name suggests, travel soccer involves a lot of travel. You may have to travel to other cities or even other states for games and tournaments.

This can be expensive and time-consuming, especially for larger families or families who are already strapped for time.

But, since it’s a local team, carpooling is always recommended for practices and games.

Balancing School and Soccer

If a child hasn’t played a competitive sport before, it could be challenging to balance soccer and school . Most practices are in the evening so it’s important they do any homework in the small window they have after school. This will make your and their life so much easier.

To Conclude – JUST HAVE FUN

For players (and parents), it’s important to remember that soccer is a game and supposed to be fun. Try your best and have fun. It’s easy to do both!

It’s also essential to prioritize development over wins and losses. Have a long-term mindset when it comes to getting better. Very little happens in a week but a lot can happen in six months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Travel soccer is usually more expensive than recreational soccer due to additional expenses such as travel, leagues, and tournament fees. However, the benefits of playing travel soccer include a higher level of competition and more opportunities for skill development. Ultimately, whether travel soccer is worth the extra cost depends on the player’s goals and priorities.

Travel soccer is a type of club soccer that emphasizes competitive play and requires travel to games and tournaments usually within state borders. On the other hand, club soccer is the next tier up and usually has paid coaches and more travel requirements. For this reason, club soccer costs much more than travel soccer.

The travel soccer season typically starts in the fall and spring. However, some clubs may have different schedules or offer year-round play. It’s important to check with your local club for specific season dates.

You can find travel soccer teams near you by searching for your local youth sports organization. Typically, they will have important dates and a registration form for tryouts. You can also get recommendations from other parents and coaches in the community.

I'm Beau. A proud Dad of a MLS NEXT player, former soccer coach of 7 years, soccer enthusiast, and board member of our local youth sports program. I continue to love the game of soccer today the same way I did when I was 7. I love watching and teaching young players the game. I created soccernovo.com to share what I know about the game and provide a platform so other parents can learn more about youth soccer in the U.S. I also authored an eBook ' Soccer Coach Made Simple '.  Learn more about Beau .

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Travelers Championship 2024 Saturday tee times, PGA Tour pairings and how to watch

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TPC River Highlands is a par-70 layout measuring 6,852 yards. The purse at the Travelers is $20 million with $3.6 million going to the winner. The winner will also receive 700 FedEx Cup points.

From tee times to TV and streaming info, here’s everything you need to know for the third round of the 2024 Travelers Championship. All times listed are ET.

Saturday tee times

R3 tee times and pairings for the Travelers Championship pic.twitter.com/z9uYXfdxty — PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) June 22, 2024

How to watch, listen

ESPN+ is the exclusive home of PGA Tour Live . You can also watch the Travelers Championship on Golf Channel free on Fubo . All times ET.

Saturday, June 22

Golf Channel/ Peacock : 1-3 p.m

CBS: 3-6 p.m.

Sirius XM: 1-6 p.m

ESPN+ : 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m

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YOUTH SOCCER TRAVEL LEAGUES - TEAMS ONLY

Travel (Team) soccer leagues are open to teams with players ages 9 - 17 .

Each Travel team will play a seven game schedule and participate in the end of season playoffs.  All games are 40 minutes long. Teams in the travel league will play six field players plus a goalie.  Roster sizes are unlimited.  Teams may use players not rostered to their outdoor team.  Non-rostered players may play, as long as they are of the proper age.  Field size is 174' x 102'.  YSC provides game balls, teams are asked not to bring their own ball.

The cost for each playing season is $1195 per team (includes all referee fees).  The full amount is due at your first game, paid for by check or credit card.  Teams who do not pay in full on the night of their first game will be accessed a $100 fine.  Teams not paid in full by the third game of the season will be removed from the league.

YSC Sports reserves the right to move games to another night if necessary.

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• Wed - Jun 26
• Thu - Jun 27
• Form Average Points Per Game PPG playing at Home Max. 3.00 Points "> Home   Form Average Points Per Game PPG playing at Away Max. 3.00 Points "> Away
• Georgia 1.50 1 - 1 FT 2.00 Czech Republic
• 4.50 Georgia Win 3.60 Draw 1.80 Czech Republic Win
• Turkey 1.40 0 - 3 FT 2.40 Portugal
• 5.25 Turkey Win 4.50 Draw 1.57 Portugal Win
• Belgium 2.10 2 - 0 FT 1.60 Romania
• 1.45 Belgium Win 4.50 Draw 7.00 Romania Win
• Switzerland 1.50 Stats 2.00 Germany
• 4.74 Switzerland Win 4.06 Draw 1.79 Germany Win
• Scotland 0.70 Stats 1.70 Hungary
• 2.55 Scotland Win 4.00 Draw 2.45 Hungary Win
• Peru 1.20 0 - 0 FT 1.20 Chile
• 4.33 Peru Win 3.10 Draw 2.00 Chile Win
• Ecuador 1.70 1 - 2 FT 1.30 Venezuela
• 1.80 Ecuador Win 3.60 Draw 4.50 Venezuela Win
• Mexico 1.30 1 - 0 FT 1.70 Jamaica
• 1.62 Mexico Win 3.80 Draw 5.75 Jamaica Win
• USMNT 1.60 Stats 0.60 Bolivia
• 1.25 USMNT Win 5.35 Draw 13.00 Bolivia Win
• Bochum 1.10 Stats 1.50 Koln II
• Bochum Win Draw Koln II Win
• Brechin City 1.90 0 - 2 FT 2.30 Dundee United
• 10.00 Brechin City Win 6.50 Draw 1.17 Dundee United Win
• Livingston 1.10 2 - 1 FT 1.00 Alloa Athletic
• 1.44 Livingston Win 4.00 Draw 5.75 Alloa Athletic Win
• Abbey Vale 2.50 Stats 1.20 Queen of the South
• Abbey Vale Win Draw Queen of the South Win
• Stevo 0.00 Stats 1.90 Twente
• Stevo Win Draw Twente Win
• AIK 1.30 Stats 2.00 Viking
• AIK Win Draw Viking Win
• RCD Espanyol 1.62 Stats 1.58 Real Oviedo
• 2.00 RCD Espanyol Win 3.20 Draw 3.80 Real Oviedo Win
• Gimnàstic de Tarragona 1.80 2 - 2 FT 1.70 Málaga CF
• 2.35 Gimnàstic de Tarragona Win 2.80 Draw 3.00 Málaga CF Win
• Córdoba 2.00 Stats 1.90 Barcelona II
• 1.80 Córdoba Win 3.20 Draw 4.00 Barcelona II Win
• Jove Español 1.60 0 - 1 FT 2.00 Xerez Deportivo
• 2.00 Jove Español Win 3.10 Draw 3.25 Xerez Deportivo Win
• CD Coria 1.70 4 - 1 FT 1.50 Real Murcia II
• 1.85 CD Coria Win 3.30 Draw 3.75 Real Murcia II Win
• Mallorca II 1.80 Stats 1.50 L'Entregu
• 1.50 Mallorca II Win 3.75 Draw 5.50 L'Entregu Win
• Club Portugalete 1.60 Stats 1.70 Unión Sur Yaiza
• 2.10 Club Portugalete Win 3.30 Draw 3.00 Unión Sur Yaiza Win
• Colonia Moscardó 2.00 Stats 2.30 CE L'Hospitalet
• 2.75 Colonia Moscardó Win 3.20 Draw 2.30 CE L'Hospitalet Win
• Anguiano 1.40 Stats 1.70 Ardoi
• 1.60 Anguiano Win 3.50 Draw 5.00 Ardoi Win
• Cuarte 1.80 Stats 1.70 CD Laredo
• 2.00 Cuarte Win 3.25 Draw 3.30 CD Laredo Win
• Salamanca CF UDS 2.30 Stats 1.60 Celta de Vigo III
• 1.40 Salamanca CF UDS Win 4.33 Draw 6.00 Celta de Vigo III Win
• CD Toledo 2.20 Stats 2.10 Almería II
• 2.10 CD Toledo Win 3.20 Draw 3.10 Almería II Win
• FC Cincinnati 1.70 1 - 2 FT 1.13 New England Revolution
• 1.53 FC Cincinnati Win 4.20 Draw 5.50 New England Revolution Win
• Columbus Crew 1.88 4 - 0 FT 0.50 Sporting KC
• 1.45 Columbus Crew Win 4.75 Draw 5.75 Sporting KC Win
• DC United 1.09 1 - 4 FT 1.40 Houston Dynamo
• 2.15 DC United Win 3.50 Draw 3.10 Houston Dynamo Win
• New York RB 2.33 3 - 0 FT 0.90 Toronto
• 1.62 New York RB Win 4.00 Draw 5.00 Toronto Win
• Orlando City 0.90 4 - 2 FT 0.78 Chicago Fire
• 1.75 Orlando City Win 3.80 Draw 4.20 Chicago Fire Win
• Philadelphia Union 0.60 0 - 2 FT 1.11 Charlotte
• 1.91 Philadelphia Union Win 3.60 Draw 3.75 Charlotte Win
• Minnesota United 1.60 0 - 1 FT 0.90 Austin
• 1.75 Minnesota United Win 4.00 Draw 4.00 Austin Win
• Nashville SC 1.55 1 - 0 FT 1.11 New York City
• 2.25 Nashville SC Win 3.30 Draw 3.10 New York City Win
• St. Louis City 1.27 1 - 1 FT 1.11 Atlanta United FC
• 1.85 St. Louis City Win 3.80 Draw 3.75 Atlanta United FC Win
• Colorado Rapids 1.89 4 - 1 FT 0.82 Montreal Impact
• 1.45 Colorado Rapids Win 4.75 Draw 5.75 Montreal Impact Win
• Real Salt Lake 2.11 0 - 1 FT 1.45 LA Galaxy
• 1.75 Real Salt Lake Win 4.00 Draw 4.00 LA Galaxy Win
• Los Angeles FC 2.60 6 - 2 FT 0.40 SJ Earthquakes
• 1.38 Los Angeles FC Win 5.00 Draw 7.00 SJ Earthquakes Win
• Portland Timbers 1.67 2 - 0 FT 1.40 Vancouver Whitecaps
• 2.20 Portland Timbers Win 3.60 Draw 3.00 Vancouver Whitecaps Win
• Seattle Sounders 1.56 3 - 2 FT 0.30 FC Dallas
• 1.45 Seattle Sounders Win 4.20 Draw 7.00 FC Dallas Win
• Hartford Athletic 1.63 0 - 1 FT 1.57 Tampa Bay Rowdies
• 3.10 Hartford Athletic Win 3.70 Draw 1.95 Tampa Bay Rowdies Win
• Monterey Bay 1.67 2 - 1 FT 1.11 Oakland Roots
• 2.15 Monterey Bay Win 3.30 Draw 3.00 Oakland Roots Win
• Indy Eleven 1.63 0 - 1 FT 1.22 Orange County SC
• 1.62 Indy Eleven Win 3.80 Draw 4.50 Orange County SC Win
• North Carolina FC 1.56 0 - 0 FT 0.78 Pittsburgh Riverhounds
• 2.15 North Carolina FC Win 3.30 Draw 3.00 Pittsburgh Riverhounds Win
• Miami FC 0.70 2 - 2 FT 0.71 Loudoun United
• 3.10 Miami FC Win 3.40 Draw 2.05 Loudoun United Win
• Louisville City 2.63 2 - 5 FT 1.25 Rhode Island
• 1.40 Louisville City Win 4.50 Draw 6.00 Rhode Island Win
• Tulsa Roughnecks 1.29 0 - 0 FT 2.00 Sacramento Republic
• 3.20 Tulsa Roughnecks Win 3.50 Draw 2.00 Sacramento Republic Win
• New Mexico United 3.00 1 - 0 FT 1.00 Colorado Springs
• 1.83 New Mexico United Win 3.40 Draw 3.80 Colorado Springs Win
• Las Vegas Lights 1.30 1 - 1 FT 1.14 Memphis 901
• 2.70 Las Vegas Lights Win 3.40 Draw 2.30 Memphis 901 Win
• Phoenix Rising 1.56 0 - 0 FT 1.70 Charleston Battery
• 2.50 Phoenix Rising Win 3.30 Draw 2.50 Charleston Battery Win
• Savannah Clovers 0.83 1 - 1 FT 1.75 Michigan Stars
• 4.50 Savannah Clovers Win 4.10 Draw 1.53 Michigan Stars Win
• Maryland Bobcats 3.00 2 - 1 FT 0.50 Georgia Lions
• 1.30 Maryland Bobcats Win 5.25 Draw 6.50 Georgia Lions Win
• LA Force 2.17 2 - 0 FT 1.60 Capo
• 1.60 LA Force Win 3.50 Draw 5.00 Capo Win
• One Knoxville 1.20 0 - 2 FT 2.00 Greenville Triumph
• 2.35 One Knoxville Win 3.10 Draw 2.70 Greenville Triumph Win
• Richmond Kickers 0.67 0 - 2 FT 1.33 Northern Colorado
• 2.88 Richmond Kickers Win 3.20 Draw 2.20 Northern Colorado Win
• Chattanooga Red Wolves 1.33 3 - 2 FT 0.83 South Georgia Tormenta FC
• 2.30 Chattanooga Red Wolves Win 3.70 Draw 2.45 South Georgia Tormenta FC Win
• Columbus Crew II 1.43 1 - 1 FT 1.50 Chicago Fire II
• 2.63 Columbus Crew II Win 3.50 Draw 2.25 Chicago Fire II Win
• Chattanooga FC 1.88 1 - 2 FT 1.10 Carolina Core
• 1.30 Chattanooga FC Win 4.75 Draw 7.50 Carolina Core Win
• North Texas 1.86 3 - 3 FT 1.33 Austin II
• 1.60 North Texas Win 3.60 Draw 4.75 Austin II Win
• New England II 2.17 Stats 1.17 Crown Legacy
• 2.30 New England II Win 4.00 Draw 2.30 Crown Legacy Win
• GL Rough Diamonds         1 - 8 FT         Virginia Dream
• GL Rough Diamonds Win Draw Virginia Dream Win
• Des Moines United         3 - 2 FT         Kansas City Sol
• Des Moines United Win Draw Kansas City Sol Win
• Ehtar Belleville         1 - 1 FT         St. Louis Club Atletico
• Ehtar Belleville Win Draw St. Louis Club Atletico Win
• Kingston Stockade FC         Stats         Hartford City FC
• Kingston Stockade FC Win Draw Hartford City FC Win
• Pensacola         Stats         New Orleans Jesters
• Pensacola Win Draw New Orleans Jesters Win
• First State         Stats         Philadelphia Ukrainians
• First State Win Draw Philadelphia Ukrainians Win
• FC Monmouth         Stats         Atlantic City FC
• FC Monmouth Win Draw Atlantic City FC Win
• West Chester United         Stats         Electric City Shock
• West Chester United Win Draw Electric City Shock Win
• New York Shockers         Stats         Valeo
• New York Shockers Win Draw Valeo Win
• Virginia Beach City         Stats         Alexandria Reds
• Virginia Beach City Win Draw Alexandria Reds Win
• DMV Elite         Stats         Annapolis Blues
• DMV Elite Win Draw Annapolis Blues Win
• Bristol Rhythm         Stats         865 Alliance
• Bristol Rhythm Win Draw 865 Alliance Win
• Charlottetowne Hops         Stats         Port City
• Charlottetowne Hops Win Draw Port City Win
• Greenville United         Stats         Apotheos
• Greenville United Win Draw Apotheos Win
• Hickory         Stats         Appalachian
• Hickory Win Draw Appalachian Win
• Columbus United         Stats         Tallahassee
• Columbus United Win Draw Tallahassee Win
• Naples United FC         Stats         Global Soccer Pathways
• Naples United FC Win Draw Global Soccer Pathways Win
• Jacksonville Armada II         Stats         Miami Dutch Lions
• Jacksonville Armada II Win Draw Miami Dutch Lions Win
• Niagara 1812         Stats         SI Guardians
• Niagara 1812 Win Draw SI Guardians Win
• Akron City         Stats         Cleveland SC
• Akron City Win Draw Cleveland SC Win
• 16 more fixtures
• Lansing City         1 - 1 FT         Kalamazoo FC
• Lansing City Win Draw Kalamazoo FC Win
• Ocean City Nor'easters         3 - 0 FT         Lehigh Valley Utd. Sonic
• Ocean City Nor'easters Win Draw Lehigh Valley Utd. Sonic Win
• Western Mass Pioneers         6 - 1 FT         Boston City FC
• Western Mass Pioneers Win Draw Boston City FC Win
• Bavarian         4 - 0 FT         Minneapolis City SC
• Bavarian Win Draw Minneapolis City SC Win
• Brazos Valley         2 - 0 FT         Houston Sur
• Brazos Valley Win Draw Houston Sur Win
• Utah United         1 - 2 FT         Flatirons Rush
• Utah United Win Draw Flatirons Rush Win
• Midlakes United         2 - 1 FT         Lane United
• Midlakes United Win Draw Lane United Win
• United PDX         2 - 1 FT         Ballard
• United PDX Win Draw Ballard Win
• FC Tucson         6 - 0 FT         Southern California Seahorses
• FC Tucson Win Draw Southern California Seahorses Win
• Almaden         3 - 1 FT         Davis Legacy
• Almaden Win Draw Davis Legacy Win
• Blackwatch Rush         Stats         FC Boston Bolts
• Blackwatch Rush Win Draw FC Boston Bolts Win
• Black Rock FC         Stats         AC Connecticut
• Black Rock FC Win Draw AC Connecticut Win
• Brevard         Stats         Inter Gainesville
• Brevard Win Draw Inter Gainesville Win
• Union Macomb         6 - 0 FT         South Bend Lions
• Union Macomb Win Draw South Bend Lions Win
• Cleveland Force         Stats         Fort Wayne
• Cleveland Force Win Draw Fort Wayne Win
• Dayton Dutch Lions         Stats         Kings Hammer
• Dayton Dutch Lions Win Draw Kings Hammer Win
• Pinellas County         1 - 1 FT         Tampa Bay United
• Pinellas County Win Draw Tampa Bay United Win
• West Virginia Chaos         3 - 4 FT         SC United Bantams
• West Virginia Chaos Win Draw SC United Bantams Win
• Discoveries         Stats         Tobacco Road FC
• Discoveries Win Draw Tobacco Road FC Win
• Lone Star II         4 - 3 FT         Reading United
• Lone Star II Win Draw Reading United Win
• 27 more fixtures
• Berlin         Stats         Flower City 1872
• Berlin Win Draw Flower City 1872 Win
• Elite 14 W         Stats         Troy City W
• Elite 14 W Win Draw Troy City W Win
• Hudson Valley Crusaders W         Stats         New York Magic W
• Hudson Valley Crusaders W Win Draw New York Magic W Win
• Back Mountain Torrent W         Stats         WC Lions W
• Back Mountain Torrent W Win Draw WC Lions W Win
• Coppermine United         Stats         New Jersey Copa W
• Coppermine United Win Draw New Jersey Copa W Win
• Connecticut Rush         Stats         New England Mutiny
• Connecticut Rush Win Draw New England Mutiny Win
• Erie Commodores W         Stats         Buffalo W
• Erie Commodores W Win Draw Buffalo W Win
• Albany Rush         Stats         Maine Footy
• Albany Rush Win Draw Maine Footy Win
• Worcester Smiles         Stats         Middletown Sporting CT
• Worcester Smiles Win Draw Middletown Sporting CT Win
• Pass W         Stats         Michigan Burn
• Pass W Win Draw Michigan Burn Win
• Edgewater Castle         Stats         Indiana Union
• Edgewater Castle Win Draw Indiana Union Win
• Chicago Rush         Stats         Rockford Raptors W
• Chicago Rush Win Draw Rockford Raptors W Win
• Los Angeles SC         4 - 1 FT         FC Arizona W
• Los Angeles SC Win Draw FC Arizona W Win
• Michigan Stars W         Stats         Elite 14 W
• Michigan Stars W Win Draw Elite 14 W Win
• Back Mountain Torrent W         Stats         Steel United New Jersey W
• Back Mountain Torrent W Win Draw Steel United New Jersey W Win
• Steel City Sparks         Stats         Berlin
• Steel City Sparks Win Draw Berlin Win
• Nationals         Stats         Cap City Athletic 1847 W
• Nationals Win Draw Cap City Athletic 1847 W Win
• Orlando Pride 2.50 6 - 0 FT 0.43 Utah Royals
• 1.35 Orlando Pride Win 4.50 Draw 7.00 Utah Royals Win
• Houston Dash 0.88 0 - 0 FT 0.50 San Diego Wave
• 3.17 Houston Dash Win 3.18 Draw 2.11 San Diego Wave Win
• Bay 1.13 1 - 0 FT 1.00 Angel City
• 1.99 Bay Win 3.43 Draw 3.21 Angel City Win
• Portland Thorns 2.17 Stats 2.00 Kansas City
• 2.35 Portland Thorns Win 3.65 Draw 2.60 Kansas City Win
• Sky Blue 2.33 Stats 2.00 Washington Spirit
• 2.20 Sky Blue Win 3.25 Draw 2.88 Washington Spirit Win
• Seattle Reign 1.33 Stats 1.00 Racing Louisville
• 2.70 Seattle Reign Win 3.25 Draw 2.30 Racing Louisville Win
• North Carolina Courage 2.67 Stats 1.83 Chicago Red Stars
• 1.82 North Carolina Courage Win 3.85 Draw 3.70 Chicago Red Stars Win
• SJEB         1 - 0 FT         Philly Fever
• SJEB Win Draw Philly Fever Win
• West-Mont United         0 - 8 FT         Real Central NJ
• West-Mont United Win Draw Real Central NJ Win
• Ambassadors Cleveland         4 - 0 FT         Greater Toledo
• Ambassadors Cleveland Win Draw Greater Toledo Win
• Rochester New York         Stats         BC United NY
• Rochester New York Win Draw BC United NY Win
• North Port Fusion         0 - 0 FT         Cape Coral Cyclones
• North Port Fusion Win Draw Cape Coral Cyclones Win
• UK FC W         4 - 0 FT         Washington Dutch Lions
• UK FC W Win Draw Washington Dutch Lions Win
• Spirit         1 - 6 FT         FC Pride
• Spirit Win Draw FC Pride Win
• Brooklyn City         0 - 0 FT         New York Athletic W
• Brooklyn City Win Draw New York Athletic W Win
• New York Dutch Lions         Stats         Downtown United
• New York Dutch Lions Win Draw Downtown United Win
• Austin Rise         3 - 1 FT         Classics Elite
• Austin Rise Win Draw Classics Elite Win
• Futbolera Select         Stats         SouthStar FC
• Futbolera Select Win Draw SouthStar FC Win
• Houston Aces         9 - 0 FT         San Antonio Runners
• Houston Aces Win Draw San Antonio Runners Win
• Chicago House         Stats         Quad Cities Rush
• Chicago House Win Draw Quad Cities Rush Win
• Green Bay Glory         0 - 2 FT         Milwaukee Torrent W
• Green Bay Glory Win Draw Milwaukee Torrent W Win
• Dakota Fusion W         0 - 5 FT         Sioux Falls City
• Dakota Fusion W Win Draw Sioux Falls City Win
• So Cal Eagles         0 - 4 FT         Miss Kick
• So Cal Eagles Win Draw Miss Kick Win
• San Diego Parceiro         1 - 0 FT         San Diego Srikers
• San Diego Parceiro Win Draw San Diego Srikers Win
• Beach FC         2 - 0 FT         LA Surf
• Beach FC Win Draw LA Surf Win
• Invictus Athletic Club         CANC         Rebels Empire
• Invictus Athletic Club Win Draw Rebels Empire Win
• BC United NY         Stats         Erie
• BC United NY Win Draw Erie Win
• 45 more fixtures
• Richmond W 1.20 Stats 2.50 Eagle FC
• Richmond W Win Draw Eagle FC Win
• Kings Hammer W 1.00 Stats 2.80 Indy Eleven W
• Kings Hammer W Win Draw Indy Eleven W Win
• Lexington W 1.30 Stats 1.90 Racing Louisville II
• Lexington W Win Draw Racing Louisville II Win
• River Light W 1.75 Stats 0.90 Rochester W
• River Light W Win Draw Rochester W Win
• Tacoma Galaxy W 0.80 Stats 0.60 Capital
• Tacoma Galaxy W Win Draw Capital Win
• Charlotte Eagles II W 0.60 Stats 2.10 Wake W
• Charlotte Eagles II W Win Draw Wake W Win
• Minnesota Aurora 3.00 4 - 1 FT 2.00 Chicago City SC W
• 1.30 Minnesota Aurora Win 5.25 Draw 6.50 Chicago City SC W Win
• Detroit City W 3.00 Stats 0.00 Kalamazoo FC W
• Detroit City W Win Draw Kalamazoo FC W Win
• Westchester Flames 0.40 Stats 0.00 AC Connecticut
• 1.06 Westchester Flames Win 13.00 Draw 23.00 AC Connecticut Win
• Virginia Marauders W 3.00 Stats 3.00 Christos W
• Virginia Marauders W Win Draw Christos W Win
• Tennessee SC 2.00 Stats 1.00 Greenville Triumph W
• Tennessee SC Win Draw Greenville Triumph W Win
• Lancaster Inferno II W 2.40 Stats 0.00 Charlottesville Blues W
• Lancaster Inferno II W Win Draw Charlottesville Blues W Win
• Swan City W 1.50 Stats 0.50 TLH Reckoning W
• 1.07 Swan City W Win 12.00 Draw 26.00 TLH Reckoning W Win
• Marin FC Alliance 0.20 Stats 0.90 Olympic Club W
• Marin FC Alliance Win Draw Olympic Club W Win
• Colorado ISA W 0.00 Stats 1.50 Albion Colorado W
• Colorado ISA W Win Draw Albion Colorado W Win
• Paisley Athletic 0.90 Stats 1.80 Cedar Stars
• Paisley Athletic Win Draw Cedar Stars Win
• Birmingham Legion W 1.40 Stats 2.20 Asheville City W
• Birmingham Legion W Win Draw Asheville City W Win
• Stockton Cargo 1.90 Stats 1.10 Academica
• Stockton Cargo Win Draw Academica Win
• Flatirons II W 2.00 Stats 1.50 NoCo Rain W
• Flatirons II W Win Draw NoCo Rain W Win
• Palm City Americanas W 3.00 Stats 0.50 Tampa Bay United W
• 2.35 Palm City Americanas W Win 3.20 Draw 2.85 Tampa Bay United W Win
• 7 more fixtures
• Sogndal 2.00 2 - 0 FT 1.57 Kongsvinger
• 2.65 Sogndal Win 3.60 Draw 2.45 Kongsvinger Win
• Raufoss 1.20 Stats 0.33 Start
• 2.15 Raufoss Win 3.30 Draw 3.10 Start Win
• Stabæk 2.00 Stats 1.00 Levanger
• 2.00 Stabæk Win 3.60 Draw 3.20 Levanger Win
• Vålerenga 1.67 Stats 0.20 Sandnes Ulf
• 1.22 Vålerenga Win 6.50 Draw 8.50 Sandnes Ulf Win
• Åsane 1.50 Stats 1.17 Moss
• 3.10 Åsane Win 3.60 Draw 2.05 Moss Win
• Bryne 2.57 Stats 1.33 Lyn
• 1.91 Bryne Win 3.60 Draw 3.50 Lyn Win
• Mjøndalen 1.43 Stats 2.00 Egersund
• 2.60 Mjøndalen Win 3.80 Draw 2.25 Egersund Win
• Aalesund 0.71 Stats 0.57 Ranheim
• 2.20 Aalesund Win 3.75 Draw 2.70 Ranheim Win
• Stjørdals-Blink         0 - 0 FT         Skeid
• Stjørdals-Blink Win Draw Skeid Win
• Brann II         1 - 2 FT         Notodden
• Brann II Win Draw Notodden Win
• Grorud         5 - 2 FT         Follo
• Grorud Win Draw Follo Win
• Eidsvold         2 - 1 FT         Strømmen
• Eidsvold Win Draw Strømmen Win
• Strindheim         1 - 2 FT         Kjelsås
• Strindheim Win Draw Kjelsås Win
• Eik Tønsberg         1 - 1 FT         Arendal
• Eik Tønsberg Win Draw Arendal Win
• Tromsdalen         1 - 1 FT         Ullensaker - Kisa IL
• Tromsdalen Win Draw Ullensaker - Kisa IL Win
• Gjøvik-Lyn         Stats         Alta
• Gjøvik-Lyn Win Draw Alta Win
• Ørn Horten         Stats         Vard
• Ørn Horten Win Draw Vard Win
• Viking II         Stats         Kvik Halden
• Viking II Win Draw Kvik Halden Win
• Brattvåg         Stats         Flekkerøy
• Brattvåg Win Draw Flekkerøy Win
• Hødd         Stats         Sotra
• Hødd Win Draw Sotra Win
• Jerv         Stats         Lysekloster
• Jerv Win Draw Lysekloster Win
• Sandefjord II 0.83 0 - 2 FT 2.17 Pors Grenland
• 7.00 Sandefjord II Win 6.00 Draw 1.25 Pors Grenland Win
• Odd II 1.42 2 - 3 FT 1.92 Vindbjart
• 1.85 Odd II Win 3.80 Draw 3.45 Vindbjart Win
• Vigør 0.58 1 - 6 FT 1.25 Madla
• 2.80 Vigør Win 4.33 Draw 1.91 Madla Win
• Mandalskameratene 0.75 2 - 3 FT 1.75 Fram
• 4.50 Mandalskameratene Win 5.00 Draw 1.45 Fram Win
• Sprint-Jeløy 1.00 1 - 1 FT 0.82 Ulfstind
• 3.00 Sprint-Jeløy Win 4.50 Draw 1.80 Ulfstind Win
• HamKam II 1.67 3 - 5 FT 3.00 Hønefoss
• 9.00 HamKam II Win 7.50 Draw 1.17 Hønefoss Win
• Fyllingsdalen 0.55 1 - 3 FT 1.67 Harstad
• 3.40 Fyllingsdalen Win 4.50 Draw 1.67 Harstad Win
• Elverum 2.00 Stats 1.55 Kongsvinger II
• 1.75 Elverum Win 4.30 Draw 3.65 Kongsvinger II Win
• Mjølner 0.91 Stats 0.91 Fredrikstad II
• Mjølner Win Draw Fredrikstad II Win
• Fløya 2.09 Stats 0.36 Bodø / Glimt II
• 1.04 Fløya Win 12.00 Draw 24.00 Bodø / Glimt II Win
• Bjarg 2.58 3 - 0 FT 2.00 Fana
• 1.73 Bjarg Win 4.20 Draw 3.40 Fana Win
• Haugesund II 1.00 6 - 6 FT 1.00 Stord
• 1.95 Haugesund II Win 4.00 Draw 2.88 Stord Win
• Førde 2.08 2 - 1 FT 0.75 Årdal
• 1.21 Førde Win 6.60 Draw 9.80 Årdal Win
• Sandviken 2.67 2 - 0 FT 0.92 Loddefjord
• 1.13 Sandviken Win 6.50 Draw 13.00 Loddefjord Win
• Askøy 1.83 3 - 2 FT 0.08 Florø
• 1.13 Askøy Win 6.50 Draw 13.00 Florø Win
• Djerv 1.36 Stats 1.00 Åsane II
• 1.82 Djerv Win 4.50 Draw 3.20 Åsane II Win
• Asker 2.42 2 - 1 FT 0.58 Flint
• 1.10 Asker Win 8.00 Draw 13.00 Flint Win
• Gamle Oslo 2.17 2 - 0 FT 1.58 Sarpsborg 08 II
• 1.60 Gamle Oslo Win 4.50 Draw 3.75 Sarpsborg 08 II Win
• Frigg 2.08 6 - 0 FT 1.42 KFUM II
• 1.44 Frigg Win 5.00 Draw 4.50 KFUM II Win
• Nordstrand 2.50 4 - 1 FT 0.67 Åskollen
• 1.07 Nordstrand Win 11.00 Draw 15.00 Åskollen Win
• Oppsal 1.45 Stats 0.45 Skeid II
• 1.27 Oppsal Win 6.20 Draw 7.60 Skeid II Win
• Rana 1.92 0 - 2 FT 1.08 Surnadal
• 1.10 Rana Win 8.99 Draw 11.04 Surnadal Win
• Trygg/Lade 2.58 5 - 0 FT 1.09 Lillestrøm II
• 1.25 Trygg/Lade Win 6.00 Draw 7.00 Lillestrøm II Win
• Verdal 0.83 2 - 2 FT 1.17 Orkla
• 2.38 Verdal Win 4.20 Draw 2.20 Orkla Win
• Rosenborg II 1.36 Stats 2.27 Nardo
• 5.80 Rosenborg II Win 5.80 Draw 1.35 Nardo Win
• Byåsen 1.45 Stats 1.55 Strømsgodset II
• 1.68 Byåsen Win 4.60 Draw 3.80 Strømsgodset II Win
• Gjelleråsen 0.83 0 - 3 FT 1.92 Bjørkelangen
• 2.50 Gjelleråsen Win 4.20 Draw 2.10 Bjørkelangen Win
• Funnefoss / Vormsund 0.75 0 - 3 FT 1.75 Lørenskog
• 3.60 Funnefoss / Vormsund Win 3.90 Draw 1.70 Lørenskog Win
• IF Ready 1.92 3 - 2 FT 1.17 Spjelkavik
• 2.10 IF Ready Win 3.75 Draw 2.70 Spjelkavik Win
• Hødd II 0.75 2 - 2 FT 0.75 Skedsmo
• Hødd II Win Draw Skedsmo Win
• Trondheims-Ørn         1 - 2 FT         Vålerenga Women
• Trondheims-Ørn Win Draw Vålerenga Women Win
• Brann W         5 - 1 FT         Arna-Bjørnar Women
• Brann W Win Draw Arna-Bjørnar Women Win
• Lyn W         1 - 0 FT         Åsane Women
• Lyn W Win Draw Åsane Women Win
• Røa Women         2 - 1 FT         Kolbotn
• Røa Women Win Draw Kolbotn Win
• Stabæk Women         0 - 1 FT         Lillestrøm W
• Stabæk Women Win Draw Lillestrøm W Win
• Viking FK W         1 - 2 FT         Avaldsnes
• Viking FK W Win Draw Avaldsnes Win
• Fortuna Ålesund         6 - 0 FT         TIL 2020
• Fortuna Ålesund Win Draw TIL 2020 Win
• Odd W         Stats         Bodø / Glimt W
• Odd W Win Draw Bodø / Glimt W Win
• KIL / Hemne Women         Stats         Øvrevoll Hosle
• KIL / Hemne Women Win Draw Øvrevoll Hosle Win
• Fyllingsdalen W         Stats         Hønefoss Women
• Fyllingsdalen W Win Draw Hønefoss Women Win
• Machida Zelvia 1.70 0 - 0 FT 1.67 Avispa Fukuoka
• 1.75 Machida Zelvia Win 3.45 Draw 4.75 Avispa Fukuoka Win
• Tokyo Verdy 1.50 1 - 0 FT 1.67 Nagoya Grampus
• 2.70 Tokyo Verdy Win 2.90 Draw 2.80 Nagoya Grampus Win
• Albirex Niigata 1.00 2 - 2 FT 0.70 Kawasaki Frontale
• 2.90 Albirex Niigata Win 3.50 Draw 2.30 Kawasaki Frontale Win
• Jubilo Iwata 1.22 1 - 1 FT 1.30 Cerezo Osaka
• 3.40 Jubilo Iwata Win 3.30 Draw 2.10 Cerezo Osaka Win
• Gamba Osaka 2.44 2 - 1 FT 2.00 Vissel Kobe
• 3.70 Gamba Osaka Win 3.30 Draw 2.00 Vissel Kobe Win
• Urawa Reds 1.80 2 - 2 FT 1.60 Kashima Antlers
• 2.25 Urawa Reds Win 3.30 Draw 3.10 Kashima Antlers Win
• Kashiwa Reysol 1.20 0 - 1 FT 1.50 Sanfrecce Hiroshima
• 3.70 Kashiwa Reysol Win 3.50 Draw 1.95 Sanfrecce Hiroshima Win
• Shonan Bellmare 0.89 0 - 1 FT 1.89 Tokyo
• 2.50 Shonan Bellmare Win 3.40 Draw 2.70 Tokyo Win
• Sagan Tosu 1.30 3 - 0 FT 1.00 Kyoto Sanga
• 2.50 Sagan Tosu Win 3.40 Draw 2.70 Kyoto Sanga Win
• Consadole Sapporo 0.89 Stats 1.22 Yokohama F. Marinos
• 3.30 Consadole Sapporo Win 4.00 Draw 1.95 Yokohama F. Marinos Win
• Montedio Yamagata 1.20 1 - 1 FT 1.82 Vegalta Sendai
• 2.43 Montedio Yamagata Win 3.15 Draw 2.80 Vegalta Sendai Win
• Yokohama 2.30 5 - 0 FT 1.40 Roasso Kumamoto
• 1.55 Yokohama Win 3.75 Draw 5.60 Roasso Kumamoto Win
• Ventforet Kofu 0.60 1 - 2 FT 1.20 Ehime
• 1.70 Ventforet Kofu Win 3.80 Draw 4.25 Ehime Win
• Tochigi 1.09 2 - 1 FT 1.27 JEF United
• 4.60 Tochigi Win 3.50 Draw 1.70 JEF United Win
• Fagiano Okayama 1.90 1 - 0 FT 0.60 ThespaKusatsu Gunma
• 1.49 Fagiano Okayama Win 3.95 Draw 6.25 ThespaKusatsu Gunma Win
• Renofa Yamaguchi 1.45 0 - 3 FT 1.80 Iwaki
• 2.65 Renofa Yamaguchi Win 3.15 Draw 2.60 Iwaki Win
• V-Varen Nagasaki 2.10 2 - 0 FT 0.90 Fujieda MYFC
• 1.55 V-Varen Nagasaki Win 4.10 Draw 5.10 Fujieda MYFC Win
• Kagoshima United 1.45 3 - 0 FT 1.50 Oita Trinita
• 2.48 Kagoshima United Win 3.05 Draw 2.85 Oita Trinita Win
• Blaublitz Akita 1.22 Stats 1.64 Shimizu S-Pulse
• 4.10 Blaublitz Akita Win 3.35 Draw 1.85 Shimizu S-Pulse Win
• Tokushima Vortis 0.70 Stats 0.89 Mito Hollyhock
• 2.38 Tokushima Vortis Win 3.00 Draw 2.90 Mito Hollyhock Win
• Grulla Morioka 1.22 0 - 0 FT 1.89 Imabari
• 4.58 Grulla Morioka Win 3.72 Draw 1.66 Imabari Win
• Sagamihara 2.11 3 - 2 FT 1.33 Matsumoto Yamaga
• 2.81 Sagamihara Win 3.13 Draw 2.42 Matsumoto Yamaga Win
• Parceiro Nagano 1.78 2 - 3 FT 1.00 Kataller Toyama
• 2.47 Parceiro Nagano Win 3.23 Draw 2.67 Kataller Toyama Win
• Omiya Ardija 2.44 3 - 2 FT 1.00 Ryūkyū
• 1.59 Omiya Ardija Win 3.82 Draw 5.05 Ryūkyū Win
• Gainare Tottori 1.00 2 - 4 FT 1.50 Gifu
• 3.32 Gainare Tottori Win 3.35 Draw 2.04 Gifu Win
• Tegevajaro Miyazaki 0.70 3 - 3 FT 0.88 Kamatamare Sanuki
• 2.67 Tegevajaro Miyazaki Win 2.98 Draw 2.63 Kamatamare Sanuki Win
• Vanraure Hachinohe 1.38 Stats 1.63 YSCC
• 1.75 Vanraure Hachinohe Win 3.20 Draw 4.20 YSCC Win
• Fukushima United 1.56 Stats 1.75 Osaka
• 2.40 Fukushima United Win 3.05 Draw 2.67 Osaka Win
• Zweigen Kanazawa 1.38 Stats 1.13 Giravanz Kitakyushu
• 2.16 Zweigen Kanazawa Win 3.15 Draw 2.95 Giravanz Kitakyushu Win
• Azul Claro Numazu 2.44 Stats 0.44 Nara Club
• 1.85 Azul Claro Numazu Win 3.10 Draw 3.75 Nara Club Win
• Reinmeer Aomori 2.00 4 - 0 FT 1.67 Verspah Oita
• 6.04 Reinmeer Aomori Win 5.22 Draw 1.33 Verspah Oita Win
• Criacao Shinjuku 0.71 1 - 4 FT 2.40 Kochi United
• 3.80 Criacao Shinjuku Win 3.40 Draw 1.80 Kochi United Win
• Tokyo Musashino City 1.83 0 - 2 FT 1.14 Honda
• 4.20 Tokyo Musashino City Win 3.50 Draw 1.67 Honda Win
• Tochigi City 2.17 3 - 1 FT 0.57 Sony Sendai
• 1.85 Tochigi City Win 3.70 Draw 3.60 Sony Sendai Win
• Urayasu 0.86 Stats 0.60 Honda Lock
• 1.44 Urayasu Win 4.20 Draw 5.50 Honda Lock Win
• Maruyasu Okazaki 1.00 Stats 1.29 Suzuka Point Getters
• 2.28 Maruyasu Okazaki Win 3.15 Draw 2.87 Suzuka Point Getters Win
• Veertien Mie 2.00 Stats 0.80 Biwako Shiga
• 2.55 Veertien Mie Win 3.10 Draw 2.57 Biwako Shiga Win
• Okinawa SV 2.00 Stats 1.80 TIAMO Hirakata
• 3.15 Okinawa SV Win 3.20 Draw 2.06 TIAMO Hirakata Win
• Mitsubishi Motors Mizushima FC 1.25 0 - 1 FT 2.75 SRC Hiroshima
• 4.20 Mitsubishi Motors Mizushima FC Win 3.10 Draw 1.80 SRC Hiroshima Win
• NTN Okayama 0.00 Stats 1.57 Beluga Rosso Hamada
• 13.52 NTN Okayama Win 8.50 Draw 1.06 Beluga Rosso Hamada Win
• Yonago Genki 1.29 Stats 0.86 Intl Pacific UFC
• Yonago Genki Win Draw Intl Pacific UFC Win
• Fukuyama City 3.00 Stats 1.71 Baleine Shimonoseki
• Fukuyama City Win Draw Baleine Shimonoseki Win
• Banmel Tottori 0.43 Stats 1.71 Hatsukaichi
• Banmel Tottori Win Draw Hatsukaichi Win
• Artista Asama 1.20 Stats 0.70 Sakai Phoenix
• Artista Asama Win Draw Sakai Phoenix Win
• Fukui United 2.30 Stats 1.70 Niigata UHW II
• Fukui United Win Draw Niigata UHW II Win
• NUM II 0.00 Stats 0.00 Komatsu
• NUM II Win Draw Komatsu Win
• Japan Soccer College 2.50 Stats 1.90 Toyama Shinjo
• 2.15 Japan Soccer College Win 3.70 Draw 2.62 Toyama Shinjo Win
• Tokyo Intl University FC 0.57 1 - 0 FT 1.00 Vertfee Yaita
• Tokyo Intl University FC Win Draw Vertfee Yaita Win
• Toho Titanium 1.14 0 - 4 FT 2.43 VONDS Ichihara
• 4.33 Toho Titanium Win 3.75 Draw 1.62 VONDS Ichihara Win
• Nankatsu 1.43 1 - 4 FT 2.57 Tokyo 23
• 3.20 Nankatsu Win 3.60 Draw 1.91 Tokyo 23 Win
• Aries Tokyo 1.17 Stats 0.17 Toin Yokohama UFC
• 1.48 Aries Tokyo Win 4.45 Draw 4.26 Toin Yokohama UFC Win
• Joyful Honda Tsukuba 2.00 Stats 1.67 Tokyo United
• 2.15 Joyful Honda Tsukuba Win 3.50 Draw 2.70 Tokyo United Win
• Lavenirosso 2.20 Stats 2.10 FC Tokushima
• Lavenirosso Win Draw FC Tokushima Win
• Nankoku 1.90 Stats 1.80 Tadotsu
• Nankoku Win Draw Tadotsu Win
• SONIO Takamatsu 1.17 Stats 0.17 Nakamura
• 1.03 SONIO Takamatsu Win 9.50 Draw 16.99 Nakamura Win
• Llamas Kochi 0.17 Stats 1.33 R. Velho Takamatsu
• 4.91 Llamas Kochi Win 4.75 Draw 1.45 R. Velho Takamatsu Win
• Blancdieu Hirosaki 3.00 Stats 0.14 Morioka Zebra
• Blancdieu Hirosaki Win Draw Morioka Zebra Win
• Cobaltore Onagawa 3.00 Stats 2.50 Sendai University
• Cobaltore Onagawa Win Draw Sendai University Win
• FC Sendai Univ II 1.00 Stats 1.17 Michinoku Sendai
• 2.60 FC Sendai Univ II Win 4.00 Draw 2.10 Michinoku Sendai Win
• Fuji Club 0.50 Stats 1.00 Bogolle D. Tsugaru
• Fuji Club Win Draw Bogolle D. Tsugaru Win
• Shichigahama 1.00 Stats 1.71 Ganju Iwate
• Shichigahama Win Draw Ganju Iwate Win
• Sydney Olympic 1.38 POST 2.00 APIA Leichhardt Tigers
• 3.45 Sydney Olympic Win 3.80 Draw 1.79 APIA Leichhardt Tigers Win
• Marconi Stallions 2.27 3 - 3 FT 0.40 Sutherland Sharks
• 1.40 Marconi Stallions Win 4.50 Draw 5.50 Sutherland Sharks Win
• Hills Brumbies 1.36 0 - 2 FT 1.45 Wollongong Wolves
• 3.60 Hills Brumbies Win 4.50 Draw 1.62 Wollongong Wolves Win
• St George City FA 1.67 3 - 4 FT 0.70 NWS Spirit
• 1.50 St George City FA Win 4.50 Draw 4.50 NWS Spirit Win
• Western Sydney W. II 1.91 Stats 0.22 Sydney II
• 1.67 Western Sydney W. II Win 4.33 Draw 3.75 Sydney II Win
• Blacktown City 2.50 Stats 2.20 Rockdale City Suns
• 2.15 Blacktown City Win 3.60 Draw 2.80 Rockdale City Suns Win
• Sydney United 2.00 Stats 0.56 St. George Saints
• 1.65 Sydney United Win 4.00 Draw 4.00 St. George Saints Win
• Green Gully 1.78 4 - 2 FT 1.75 Oakleigh Cannons
• 3.40 Green Gully Win 4.75 Draw 1.65 Oakleigh Cannons Win
• Avondale 2.30 5 - 1 FT 0.33 Manningham United Blues
• 1.25 Avondale Win 5.00 Draw 8.50 Manningham United Blues Win
• Heidelberg United 2.33 0 - 0 FT 1.33 Port Melbourne
• 1.73 Heidelberg United Win 4.50 Draw 3.20 Port Melbourne Win
• Dandenong Thunder 1.20 1 - 0 FT 1.70 Dandenong City
• 2.30 Dandenong Thunder Win 3.50 Draw 2.55 Dandenong City Win
• St. Albans Saints 0.86 Stats 2.25 Hume City
• 6.00 St. Albans Saints Win 5.50 Draw 1.30 Hume City Win
• Cooma Tigers 1.50 4 - 0 FT 1.67 Monaro Panthers
• 3.05 Cooma Tigers Win 3.65 Draw 1.95 Monaro Panthers Win
• O'Connor Knights 1.80 2 - 4 FT 2.17 Canberra
• 1.95 O'Connor Knights Win 4.25 Draw 2.75 Canberra Win
• Tuggeranong United 1.50 Stats 0.60 Canberra Olympic
• 2.25 Tuggeranong United Win 3.90 Draw 2.43 Canberra Olympic Win
• Gungahlin 2.17 Stats 0.00 Yoogali
• 1.07 Gungahlin Win 8.50 Draw 11.00 Yoogali Win
• Queensland Lions 2.29 4 - 0 FT 1.00 Sunshine Coast Wanderers
• 1.29 Queensland Lions Win 5.80 Draw 5.80 Sunshine Coast Wanderers Win
• Peninsula Power 1.86 2 - 1 FT 0.78 Rochedale Rovers
• 1.36 Peninsula Power Win 5.50 Draw 5.10 Rochedale Rovers Win
• Redlands United 0.22 0 - 2 FT 1.13 Brisbane City
• 3.55 Redlands United Win 4.50 Draw 1.65 Brisbane City Win
• WDSC Wolves 1.50 2 - 3 FT 1.25 Brisbane Roar II
• 2.25 WDSC Wolves Win 3.80 Draw 2.45 Brisbane Roar II Win
• Moreton City Excelsior 1.86 Stats 1.00 Gold Coast United FC
• 2.00 Moreton City Excelsior Win 3.80 Draw 3.00 Gold Coast United FC Win
• Devonport City 2.00 2 - 0 FT 0.00 Riverside Olympic
• 1.05 Devonport City Win 13.00 Draw 21.00 Riverside Olympic Win
• Launceston United 0.00 1 - 3 FT 1.00 Clarence Zebras
• 7.70 Launceston United Win 6.50 Draw 1.21 Clarence Zebras Win
• Launceston City 0.80 1 - 3 FT 1.60 Kingborough Lions
• 3.15 Launceston City Win 4.30 Draw 1.75 Kingborough Lions Win
• South Hobart 2.20 Stats 2.00 Glenorchy Knights
• 2.30 South Hobart Win 4.00 Draw 2.30 Glenorchy Knights Win
• Melbourne Victory II         Stats         Sunshine Georgies
• Melbourne Victory II Win Draw Sunshine Georgies Win
• Western United II         Stats         North Geelong Warriors
• Western United II Win Draw North Geelong Warriors Win
• Capalaba 0.86 5 - 0 FT 0.00 Mitchelton
• 2.09 Capalaba Win 4.74 Draw 2.38 Mitchelton Win
• Eastern Suburbs Brisbane 2.38 7 - 1 FT 0.75 Moreton City II
• 1.30 Eastern Suburbs Brisbane Win 5.50 Draw 6.00 Moreton City II Win
• SWQ Thunder 1.67 Stats 1.43 Logan Lightning
• 2.60 SWQ Thunder Win 3.70 Draw 2.25 Logan Lightning Win
• St George Willawong 2.71 Stats 1.20 Broadbeach United
• 1.83 St George Willawong Win 3.90 Draw 3.40 Broadbeach United Win
• Caboolture 2.13 Stats 0.29 Southside Eagles
• 1.75 Caboolture Win 4.35 Draw 3.60 Southside Eagles Win
• Cessnock City 0.90 0 - 1 FT 1.25 Singleton Strikers
• Cessnock City Win Draw Singleton Strikers Win
• West Wallsend 1.70 5 - 2 FT 1.56 Thornton Redbacks
• West Wallsend Win Draw Thornton Redbacks Win
• Kahibah 1.80 Stats 2.29 Belmont Swansea
• Kahibah Win Draw Belmont Swansea Win
• Wallsend 0.00 Stats 2.25 Toronto Awaba
• Wallsend Win Draw Toronto Awaba Win
• Central Coast United FC 1.88 1 - 0 FT 0.78 Granville Rage
• 2.25 Central Coast United FC Win 3.60 Draw 2.55 Granville Rage Win
• Fraser Park 1.43 POST 1.50 Mounties Wanderers
• 7.00 Fraser Park Win 6.00 Draw 1.25 Mounties Wanderers Win
• Gladesville Ryde Magic 1.11 2 - 0 FT 1.63 Hurstville
• 6.00 Gladesville Ryde Magic Win 6.00 Draw 1.29 Hurstville Win
• Stanmore Hawks 2.00 3 - 0 FT 1.08 Hawkesbury City
• 1.29 Stanmore Hawks Win 6.00 Draw 6.00 Hawkesbury City Win
• Camden Tigers 1.00 1 - 4 FT 1.22 Bankstown United
• 2.63 Camden Tigers Win 3.80 Draw 2.10 Bankstown United Win
• South Coast Flame 2.10 Stats 0.88 Prospect United
• 1.57 South Coast Flame Win 4.75 Draw 3.80 Prospect United Win
• Newcastle Jets II 2.60 Stats 0.89 Parramatta
• Newcastle Jets II Win Draw Parramatta Win
• Taringa Rovers 0.57 2 - 4 FT 1.00 Maroochydore
• 3.10 Taringa Rovers Win 4.00 Draw 1.83 Maroochydore Win
• North Lakes United 1.50 5 - 4 FT 0.86 Samford Rangers
• 3.40 North Lakes United Win 4.20 Draw 1.73 Samford Rangers Win
• Grange Thistle 2.57 4 - 3 FT 2.25 North Star
• 2.25 Grange Thistle Win 3.75 Draw 2.50 North Star Win
• Magic United 3.00 Stats 1.43 Pine Hills
• 1.67 Magic United Win 4.50 Draw 3.40 Pine Hills Win
• Brisbane Roar / NTC Women 0.67 0 - 2 FT 0.67 Sunshine Coast Wanderers Women
• 3.20 Brisbane Roar / NTC Women Win 3.20 Draw 2.05 Sunshine Coast Wanderers Women Win
• Queensland Lions Women 1.90 0 - 6 FT 2.63 Brisbane City W
• 2.30 Queensland Lions Women Win 3.50 Draw 2.55 Brisbane City W Win
• Peninsula Power Women 0.78 Stats 1.20 Mitchelton Women
• 2.30 Peninsula Power Women Win 4.00 Draw 2.30 Mitchelton Women Win
• Souths United Women 1.80 Stats 2.11 Gold Coast United Women
• 1.83 Souths United Women Win 4.50 Draw 2.90 Gold Coast United Women Win
• Sydney Olympic W 2.50 Stats 0.86 University of NSW
• 1.37 Sydney Olympic W Win 4.50 Draw 6.00 University of NSW Win
• APIA Leichhardt Tigers W 1.71 Stats 1.38 Bulls Academy
• 1.73 APIA Leichhardt Tigers W Win 3.60 Draw 3.95 Bulls Academy Win
• Northern Tigers Women 1.50 Stats 1.38 Football NSW Institute Women
• Northern Tigers Women Win Draw Football NSW Institute Women Win
• Manly United Women 1.00 Stats 1.00 NWS Koalas Women
• 1.90 Manly United Women Win 3.60 Draw 3.30 NWS Koalas Women Win
• Blacktown Spartans Women 0.38 Stats 2.20 Illawarra Stingrays Women
• 6.90 Blacktown Spartans Women Win 5.30 Draw 1.30 Illawarra Stingrays Women Win
• Sydney University Women 0.71 Stats 0.38 Emerging Jets Women
• Sydney University Women Win Draw Emerging Jets Women Win
• Gladesville Ravens W 2.25 Stats 1.71 Macarthur Rams Women
• 3.30 Gladesville Ravens W Win 3.35 Draw 2.00 Macarthur Rams Women Win
• Robina City W 1.60 2 - 1 FT 1.50 Capalaba Women
• 1.57 Robina City W Win 4.50 Draw 3.70 Capalaba Women Win
• Logan Lightning W 1.83 1 - 1 FT 2.17 North Lakes United W
• 7.60 Logan Lightning W Win 5.93 Draw 1.23 North Lakes United W Win
• Moreton City Excelsior W 0.50 1 - 2 FT 0.80 Broadbeach United W
• 2.10 Moreton City Excelsior W Win 3.75 Draw 2.70 Broadbeach United W Win
• Gold Coast Knights W 3.00 Stats 1.75 Virginia United W
• 1.02 Gold Coast Knights W Win 9.50 Draw 20.27 Virginia United W Win
• Canberra Olympic Women 3.00 Stats 0.33 ANUW
• Canberra Olympic Women Win Draw ANUW Win
• Canberra Women 1.80 Stats 1.00 Gungahlin United Women
• Canberra Women Win Draw Gungahlin United Women Win
• 1.04 Canberra Olympic Women Win 13.00 Draw 26.00 ANUW Win
• 2.60 Canberra Women Win 4.00 Draw 2.10 Gungahlin United Women Win
• Belconnen United Women 3.00 Stats 0.25 Tuggeranong United Women
• Belconnen United Women Win Draw Tuggeranong United Women Win
• 1.01 Belconnen United Women Win 21.00 Draw 41.00 Tuggeranong United Women Win
• Darwin Hearts W         Stats         Darwin Olympic W
• Darwin Hearts W Win Draw Darwin Olympic W Win
• Hellenic Athletic W         Stats         Mindil Aces W
• Hellenic Athletic W Win Draw Mindil Aces W Win
• Casey Comets 3.00 Stats 1.60 Melbourne University
• Casey Comets Win Draw Melbourne University Win
• Noble Hurricanes 1.00 Stats 1.17 Eltham Redbacks
• Noble Hurricanes Win Draw Eltham Redbacks Win
• South Yarra 0.17 Stats 2.40 Keilor Park
• South Yarra Win Draw Keilor Park Win
• Southern United Women 1.00 Stats 1.80 Bundoora United
• Southern United Women Win Draw Bundoora United Win
• Banyule City 2.40 Stats 0.50 Geelong Galaxy Women
• Banyule City Win Draw Geelong Galaxy Women Win
• Spring Hills 3.00 Stats 0.50 Ringwood City
• Spring Hills Win Draw Ringwood City Win
• Perth W 2.40 Stats 1.00 UWA Nedlands Women
• 1.01 Perth W Win 19.00 Draw 41.00 UWA Nedlands Women Win
• Perth RedStar W 2.00 Stats 1.00 Murdoch Uni Melville W
• 1.01 Perth RedStar W Win 14.00 Draw 35.00 Murdoch Uni Melville W Win
• Fremantle City Women 0.33 Stats 0.80 Subiaco W
• 1.40 Fremantle City Women Win 4.70 Draw 5.60 Subiaco W Win
• Melbourne Victory U23 2.25 Stats 0.70 George Cross U23
• Melbourne Victory U23 Win Draw George Cross U23 Win
• Preston Lions U23 2.00 2 - 1 FT 1.63 Bentleigh Greens U23
• Preston Lions U23 Win Draw Bentleigh Greens U23 Win
• Western United U23 2.44 Stats 1.71 North Geelong U23
• Western United U23 Win Draw North Geelong U23 Win
• Avondale U23         4 - 2 FT         Manningham United U23
• Avondale U23 Win Draw Manningham United U23 Win
• South Melbourne U23         1 - 3 FT         Altona Magic U23
• South Melbourne U23 Win Draw Altona Magic U23 Win
• Green Gully U23         2 - 1 FT         Oakleigh Cannons U23
• Green Gully U23 Win Draw Oakleigh Cannons U23 Win
• Dandenong Thunder U23         1 - 6 FT         Dandenong City U23
• Dandenong Thunder U23 Win Draw Dandenong City U23 Win
• Heidelberg United U23         3 - 4 FT         Port Melbourne U23
• Heidelberg United U23 Win Draw Port Melbourne U23 Win
• St. Albans Saints U23         4 - 2 FT         Hume City U23
• St. Albans Saints U23 Win Draw Hume City U23 Win
• Melbourne Knights U23         Stats         Moreland City U23
• Melbourne Knights U23 Win Draw Moreland City U23 Win
• Lions U23         4 - 2 FT         SC Wanderers U23
• Lions U23 Win Draw SC Wanderers U23 Win
• Gold Coast Knights U23         2 - 0 FT         Olympic U23
• Gold Coast Knights U23 Win Draw Olympic U23 Win
• Redlands United U23         1 - 7 FT         Brisbane City U23
• Redlands United U23 Win Draw Brisbane City U23 Win
• Wolves U23         Stats         Brisbane Roar U23
• Wolves U23 Win Draw Brisbane Roar U23 Win
• Peninsula Power U23         4 - 0 FT         Rochedale Rovers U23
• Peninsula Power U23 Win Draw Rochedale Rovers U23 Win
• Moreton City U23         Stats         Gold Coast United U23
• Moreton City U23 Win Draw Gold Coast United U23 Win
• Capalaba U23 0.83 POST 1.00 Mitchelton U23
• 3.10 Capalaba U23 Win 4.00 Draw 1.83 Mitchelton U23 Win
• Eastern Suburbs U23 1.29 2 - 5 FT 3.00 Moreton City U23 II
• 6.00 Eastern Suburbs U23 Win 5.50 Draw 1.30 Moreton City U23 II Win
• SWQ Thunder U23 0.50 Stats 1.14 Logan Lightning U23
• 9.92 SWQ Thunder U23 Win 7.50 Draw 1.11 Logan Lightning U23 Win
• St George Willawong U23 0.57 Stats 0.20 Broadbeach United U23
• 4.20 St George Willawong U23 Win 4.60 Draw 1.50 Broadbeach United U23 Win
• Caboolture U23 1.63 Stats 1.14 Southside Eagles U23
• 1.95 Caboolture U23 Win 3.70 Draw 2.84 Southside Eagles U23 Win

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Men's soccer Olympics schedule: Paris Olympics group play, knockout stage matches

The 2024 Paris Olympic Games officially begin at the opening ceremony on July 26, but the men's soccer gold medal race begins earlier.

Men's soccer will be the very first Olympic event in 2024 when its first match kicks off the morning of July 24. In total, the tournament will run for just over two weeks before the gold medal game on August 9, which is two days before the closing ceremony of this year's Games.

The men's soccer bracket features 16 national teams split into four groups of four. The top two teams in each group will advance to the knockout stage, which features a quarterfinal and semifinal round before the bronze and gold medal games.

Here's everything to know about the men's side of the Olympics soccer tournament during the 2024 Paris Games.

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• France (Hosts)
• United States
• New Zealand
• Dominican Republic

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Olympics 2024: Men's soccer group match schedule

All times Eastern.

Wednesday, July 24

• Guinea vs. New Zealand, 11 a.m.
• France vs. United States, 3 p.m.
• Argentina vs. Morocco, 9 a.m.
• Iraq vs. Ukraine, 1 p.m.
• Uzbekistan vs. Spain, 9 a.m.
• Egypt vs. Dominican Republic, 11 a.m.
• Japan vs. Paraguay, 1 p.m.
• Mali vs. Israel, 3 p.m.

Saturday, July 27

• New Zealand vs. United States, 1 p.m.
• France vs. Guinea, 3 p.m.
• Argentina vs. Iraq, 9 a.m.
• Ukraine vs. Morocco, 11 a.m.
• Dominican Republic vs. Spain, 9 a.m.
• Uzbekistan vs. Egypt, 11 a.m.
• Israel vs. Paraguay, 1 p.m.
• Japan vs. Mali, 3 p.m.

Tuesday, July 30

• United States vs. Guinea, 1 p.m.
• New Zealand vs. France, 1 p.m.
• Ukraine vs. Argentina, 11 a.m.
• Morocco vs. Iraq, 11 a.m.
• Dominican Republic vs. Uzbekistan, 9 a.m.
• Spain vs. Egypt, 9 a.m.
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Friday, august 2.

• Men's Quarterfinal #1 : 9 a.m.
• Men's Quarterfinal #2: 11 a.m.
• Men's Quarterfinal #3: 1 p.m.
• Men's Quarterfinal #4: 3 p.m.

Monday, August 5

• Men's Semifinal #1: Noon
• Men's Semifinal #2: 3 p.m.

Thursday, August 8

Men's bronze medal match: 11 a.m.

Friday, August 9

Men's gold medal match: Noon

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CARMEL UNITED SOCCER CLUB

TRAVEL SOCCER PROGRAM

​ Carmel United offers a travel program for those players looking for a more advanced soccer experience. Our travel program is a competitive endeavor requiring a higher level of commitment both in time and financially. We hold tryouts in April or May of each year. There is a finite roster sized which means, in most cases, not every player trying out will make the team. 

Our club competes in the East Hudson Youth Soccer League (EHYSL) which is affiliated with Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) and the United States Soccer Federation (USSF). Premier-level teams participate in the NY Club Soccer League (NYCSL) which is affiliated with US Club Soccer. There are separate teams and divisions for girls and boys. Level of competition and training prepares players for high school level of play. We also stress sportsmanship, fitness, organization, team commitment and other skills the young players will keep with them the rest of their lives. Travel teams practice two times a week during the fall and spring at a facility in the Carmel/Patterson area. Practices may start any time after 5pm. During the winter there are indoor practices once/week in an indoor facility. As travel soccer requires a higher level of commitment, attendance at practices is expected.

With the exception of premier teams, games are generally scheduled Sundays between 10 AM and 5 PM. Premier teams may play on Saturday or Sunday. The fall season starts first week of September and runs until the Sunday before Thanksgiving. The spring season begins the first Sunday in April and runs until mid June. There are typically 8-10 games scheduled in the fall and 8-10 scheduled in the spring. One half of these games are played at our home fields in the Carmel area, including Carmel High School, George Fischer Middle School, Matthew Paterson Elementary School, and Patterson Veterans Memorial Park. The other half of games are played against other soccer clubs from Putnam, Dutchess, Westchester, Orange, and Ulster counties. Premier teams may travel further distances for away games (NYC, CT, Long Island, etc.)

There are no games scheduled Labor Day weekend, Columbus Day weekend, Easter, Passover, or Memorial Day weekend, but individual teams may elect to participate in tournaments those weekends. Teams may also compete in indoor tournaments and/or winter leagues sponsored by other clubs or venues. We provide our coaches with licensing and training opportunities. All travel coaches are required to complete at least a Grassroots licensing course from US Soccer. Some of our coaches have advanced licenses and/or NSCAA diplomas and/or have decades of playing and coaching experience. Some teams elect to hire professional youth trainers to train their teams. The cost for trainers and tournaments are borne by the team. Teams may do fundraising to cover some of these costs and/or they may require out-of-pocket contributions from players. 

Team Formation

​​Travel teams will be formed and players assigned based on evaluations made at tryouts, as well as other factors. Our goal is to form competitive teams while also keeping a positive team dynamic. This is not a "sign up and play" program. Players must try out and demonstrate the skills or aptitude necessary to make the team. They must also demonstrate the commitment and personality traits expected for that particular team. Many factors are taken into consideration when selecting players, not just their current ability. If we have enough players, we will form two teams in the same age group to maximize the number of players playing Travel soccer. For developmental age groups, we will not form an “A” and “B” team as we do not feel that is in the best interest of players at younger ages (U12 and under). Instead, we will form two balanced (as possible) teams with a focus on developing all the players equally. Carmel United maintains the philosophy that players are best served by playing age-appropriate whenever possible, especially at developmental ages (U12 and under). With approval, a player may try-out for an older age group (1 year up only). However, in order to be placed on the older team, the player must score in the top five at the tryouts for the older team. Simply being the best player in their age-appropriate group does not qualify them for the older team. They must be one of the best five players in the OLDER age group to be considered for that team. This is the Club's "play-up" policy. Note: we generally do not allow this for players at developmental ages at all. In the case of a rare exception, the player would need to score in the top three to be considered. If teams are starting out with low roster numbers, players may be allowed to play up in order to allow a team to be formed. If there is no age-appropriate team, a player will be allowed to try out for the older team (1 year up only) with the understanding that if an age-appropriate group does form in the future, they will be placed on their age-appropriate team.  Players will be notified as tryouts are completed for an age group and teams are formed. Players accepted on a team must be registered within 72 hours of notification or risk losing their roster spot. New travel players are required to supply a copy of their birth certificate and a photo within one week of registration, if not provided at tryouts. Players who do not attend a scheduled tryout may forfeit their opportunity to play on a team in that gender/age group if sufficient players are available to form a team. Players not accepted on a travel team have the option to play in our Inhouse program if an appropriate age group exists.  Evaluators will not be associated with players on a team in the age group. Players should try out for their appropriate gender and age group unless instructed otherwise by their coach or the Tryout Committee. Tryouts for high school-aged teams may not adhere to the same tryout process as other travel teams in the Club. Tryouts may be organized by the individual team and evaluations may be made by the team's coaches.

Player Development Philosophy (U8-U12)

​ Carmel United believes strongly in Player Development. Our philosophy is: 1. Do NOT give up on players.  Every player’s development timeline is different. Some develop quickly early on and then taper off. Others develop slowly at first and then make bigger strides later. Players will develop in their time, not yours. What’s important is that players are improving and engaged.  2. Success should be measured by effort and improvement, NOT by wins and losses.  There are no standings for U8-U12 ages. Nobody wins a championship and nobody comes in last place. It’s about developing players. It doesn't matter if a team loses every game as long as the players are getting better and enjoying playing soccer. Winning will eventually come naturally by doing the right things as pertains to player development but winning should not be the priority.  3. Every player MUST receive at least half the game playing time.  No exceptions. We develop ALL our players, not just the stronger ones. This is a league mandate which is 100% Club supported. There is no reason that every player should not get half a game every game. 4. Players should NOT be positioned until at least U12 or older.  Players should be exposed to and learn every position on the field. Nobody knows where a player should be playing at these ages, even if they look good in a position right now. As players develop long-term, there will come a time when they should start to specialize but that is not at the developmental ages. This is what you should expect from Travel soccer in Carmel United and is hopefully what you will receive. If it is not what you experience, you should speak to your coach sooner rather than later. ​

Fall 2024/Spring 2025 Season

​Tryouts for the Fall 2024/Spring 2025 season were completed in May of 2024. Some teams may still have roster spots available (most do not). If there is interest in trying out, please notify us by email at  [email protected]  to find out if there is availability. Be sure to include your name and phone number along with the player's name, birth year, and playing experience (Club, team, years, etc.) in your email. ​

Travel Fees

• Full-year registration fee:  $395
• ​Payment plan is available if registered by July.
• You will receive $100 in raffle tickets at the start of the season. You can sell those tickets and keep the money which lowers your out-of-pocket cost.
• $25 late fee may be imposed if registration is not completed in a timely manner.
• All new players are required to purchase a full uniform kit (primary game jersey, alternate game jersey, practice jersey, shorts, and socks) at the time of registration. Cost for a complete kit is $100. Once purchased, the same uniform can be used each year as long as it still fits...unless the uniform style changes.​ 
• Individual travel teams may also collect additional money to cover training, tournaments, and other team-related expenses. Some (or all) of these costs may be deferred through team fundraising activities. You would need to check with your coaches or team manager for specific details.
• There are no refunds for Travel.

What Does the Fee Cover?

• League registration: 17-20%
• Outdoor field space: 12-15%
• Winter indoor practice space: 40-50%
• Referee fees: 15-20%
• ​Club overhead (includes marketing, advertising, operations, administration, field maintenance, supplies, etc.):​ 10-15%
• ​Credit card processing fee: 3%

Coaching in our Travel Program

We are always looking for individuals to coach our Travel Players. Although playing and coaching in the past helps, it is our experience that dedication to player development as well as organization and communications skills make excellent youth soccer coaches. The most successful coaches produce players who develop a love for the game and continue with the sport long after they have played for the coach. The Club provides reimbursement for accredited coaching education. If you are interested in coaching for our Travel program,  please send an email to [email protected] . Once approved by the Club for a travel team, you must complete a few tasks before being approved and assigned to a team, including an in-person Grassroots coaching course, a background check, and a few online trainings.

Travel Team Field Lining Schedule

• Spring 2024 Field Lining Schedule

US Soccer Age Group Requirements

Carmel United starts Travel at the U8 age group.

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Minnesota Twins

Oakland Athletics

A's rally to beat twins 6-5 on langeliers' homer in 8th. newcomb earns win without facing a batter, shea langeliers takes back a's lead with 2-run hr.

Shea Langeliers hits a two-run home run to give the A's a 6-5 lead in the eighth inning vs. the Twins.

OAKLAND, Calif. -- — Shea Langeliers hit a two-run homer off Jhoan Duran in the eighth inning, rallying the Oakland Athletics to a 6-5 win over the Minnesota Twins on Friday night.

Tyler Soderstrom added two hits and three RBI for the A’s, who have won three of four since a season-high nine-game losing streak. With the victory, Oakland ended its streak of 10 consecutive months with a losing record.

“That’s just kind of this group,” Langeliers said. “Most of these guys were here last year, went through that tough season. Going through something like that brings the guys closer together. We really just want to fight for each other.”

Sean Newcomb (1-0) came on in relief to face Willi Castro with two outs in the eighth. With a 1-1 count on Castro, Newcomb picked off Austin Martin to end the inning. The A's said it's the first time in team history a pitcher won without officially facing a batter.

Mason Miller came on for Oakland in the ninth and sealed the rare win for Newcomb with his 14th save.

Minnesota trailed 4-1 before Royce Lewis’ solo homer in the sixth and Castro’s go-ahead three-run shot in the seventh. It was Castro’s first home run away from Target Field in Minnesota since May 21.

“We found a way to kind of muscle back into the game,” Twins manager Rocco Baldelli said. "Willi had a big hit and we grabbed a lead in a way that we've done a few times. At home, we've done it recently like this, and we did all right. We hung in there.

“Obviously, the game kind of turned in the eighth inning.”

Even when his team was trailing late, A’s manager Mark Kotsay said his squad remained confident.

“There was still a good feeling in the dugout that we were going to win that game,” Kotsay said.

Soderstrom began the A’s comeback when he was hit by a pitch from Duran (3-3) leading off the eighth. Langeliers, who entered with the third-lowest on-base percentage in baseball, followed with a towering drive into the stands as Twins left fielder Trevor Larnach simply turned and watched.

“Obviously (Duran’s) stuff is next level,” Langeliers said. “I was just trying to shrink my zone as much as possible, get a pitch I could handle and put my ‘A’ swing on it. Against a guy like that, I have to be aggressive early.”

The Twins had to lean on their bullpen after starter Chris Paddack failed to make it through five innings for a second consecutive start. Paddack, who has one win in his last eight starts, allowed five hits and three runs in 4 2/3 innings.

“He battled through the whole outing,” Baldelli said. “I would say he did his best with his stuff. His stuff was a little down today.”

The A’s had runners on base in three of the first four innings, but only one made it past second.

Soderstrom had an RBI single off Paddack in the first, then lined a two-run double off Kody Funderburk in the fifth.

Minnesota's Carlos Santana went 1 for 4 with a double in his 2,000th career major league game.

TRAINER’S ROOM

Twins: RHP Jay Jackson was designated for assignment to clear room for Funderburk.

Athletics: OF Abraham Toro left with a hamstring injury that Kotsay indicated is likely to land him on the Injured List in the next few days. … RHP Osvaldo Bido was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas. ... Rookie RHP Vinny Nittoli was designated for assignment.

A’s LHP JP Sears (4-6, 4.25 ERA) is scheduled to make his 16th start of the season Saturday. He’s the only Oakland pitcher to not miss a start this season. The Twins plan to go with RHP Bailey Ober (6-4, 4.81 ERA), who has a 1.045 OPS in five career appearances against the A’s.

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Saturday’s Soccer Games: Where to Watch Live and Viewing Times

Today’s football highlights include Euro 2020 and the Brazilian Championship, taking place this Saturday, June 22.

The day’s schedule also features matches from the Uruguayan Championship , Brazilian Serie D Championship, Copa Paulista, and more.

Here’s where and when to watch today’s football games live:

– 10 am – Georgia vs. Czech Republic – SporTV – 1 pm – Turkey vs. Portugal – CazéTV – 4 pm – Belgium vs. Romania – CazéTV

Uruguayan Championship

– 10 am – Cerro vs. Danubio – Star+ – 12:30 pm – Deportivo Maldonado vs. Fenix – Star+ – 3 pm – Racing-URU vs. Defensor Sporting – Star+ – 6 pm – Progreso vs. Peñarol – Star+

Serie A2 Carioca Championship

– 2:45 pm – Duque de Caxias vs. America-RJ – Canal GOAT and BandSports

Brazilian Serie D Championship

– 3 pm – Santo André vs. Inter de Limeira – TV Santo André (YouTube) – 3 pm – Nova Iguaçu vs. Itabuna – TV Vitória – Betsat (YouTube) – 4 pm – São José-SP vs. Água Santa – TV Águia – Diadora (YouTube) – 4 pm – Pouso Alegre vs. Maringá – MFC TV (YouTube) – 4:30 pm – União Rondonópolis vs. Brasiliense – Brasiliense Football Club (YouTube) – 5 pm – Águia de Marabá vs. Moto Club – Águia TV (YouTube)

Copa Paulista

– 3 pm – XV de Piracicaba vs. Rio Claro – TV Cultura and Futebol Paulista (YouTube) – 3 pm – São Caetano vs. Juventus-SP – Futebol Paulista (YouTube) – 3 pm – Portuguesa vs. Oeste – Futebol Paulista (YouTube)

Paulistão Under-20

– 3 pm – Portuguesa Santista U-20 vs. Palmeiras U-20 – Futebol Paulista (YouTube)

Brazilian Championship

– 4 pm – Criciúma vs. Botafogo – SporTV and Premiere – 5:30 pm – Grêmio vs. Internacional – Globo and Premiere – 6:30 pm – Cuiabá vs. Atlético-GO – Premiere – 9:30 pm – Vasco vs. São Paulo – SporTV and Premiere

Brazilian Serie B

– 5 pm – CRB vs. Guarani – Band, Canal GOAT, and Premiere – 5 pm – Operário-PR vs. Botafogo-SP – Canal GOAT and Premiere – 9 pm – Ituano vs. Brusque – TV Brasil, Canal GOAT, and Premiere

Brazilian Serie C

– 5 pm – Tombense vs. Floresta – DAZN and Nosso Futebol – 7:30 pm – Londrina vs. Botafogo-PB – Zapping

Copa América

– 7 pm – Ecuador vs. Venezuela – SporTV – 10 pm – Mexico vs. Jamaica – SporTV 2

Where to watch Grêmio vs. Internacional live

The Grêmio vs. Internacional match will be broadcast live on Globo and Premiere at 5:30 pm.

Which channel will broadcast the Vasco game in the Brazilian Championship

The Vasco vs. São Paulo game will be broadcast live on SporTV and Premiere at 9:30 pm.

Which football games are being broadcast live today?

– 5:30 pm – Grêmio vs. Internacional – Brazilian Championship

– 5 pm – CRB vs. Guarani – Brazilian Serie B

Which games are being broadcast live on pay TV today?

– 10 am – Georgia vs. Czech Republic – Euro 2020 – 4 pm – Criciúma vs. Botafogo – Brazilian Championship – 7 pm – Ecuador vs. Venezuela – Copa América – 9:30 pm – Vasco vs. São Paulo – Brazilian Championship

4 pm – Criciúma vs. Botafogo – Brazilian Championship 5 pm – CRB vs. Guarani – Brazilian Serie B 5 pm – Operário-PR vs. Botafogo-SP – Brazilian Serie B 5:30 pm – Grêmio vs. Internacional – Brazilian Championship 6:30 pm – Cuiabá vs. Atlético-GO – Brazilian Championship 9 pm – Ituano vs. Brusque – Brazilian Serie B 9:30 pm – Vasco vs. São Paulo – Brazilian Championship Where to watch and which games are being broadcast live and online today?

10 am – Cerro vs. Danubio – Uruguayan Championship 12:30 pm – Deportivo Maldonado vs. Fenix – Uruguayan Championship 3 pm – Racing-URU vs. Defensor Sporting – Uruguayan Championship 6 pm – Progreso vs. Peñarol – Uruguayan Championship

1 pm – Turkey vs. Portugal – Euro 2020 4 pm – Belgium vs. Romania – Euro 2020

3 pm – Santo André vs. Inter de Limeira – TV Santo André (YouTube) 3 pm – Nova Iguaçu vs. Itabuna – TV Vitória – Betsat (YouTube) 4 pm – São José-SP vs. Água Santa – TV Águia – Diadora (YouTube) 4 pm – Pouso Alegre vs. Maringá – MFC TV (YouTube) 4:30 pm – União Rondonópolis vs. Brasiliense – Brasiliense Football Club (YouTube) 5 pm – Águia de Marabá vs. Moto Club – Águia TV (YouTube) 3 pm – XV de Piracicaba vs. Rio Claro – TV Cultura and Futebol Paulista (YouTube) 3 pm – São Caetano vs. Juventus-SP – Futebol Paulista (YouTube) 3 pm – Portuguesa vs. Oeste – Futebol Paulista (YouTube) 3 pm – Portuguesa Santista U-20 vs. Palmeiras U-20 – Futebol Paulista (YouTube)

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Limited Distance Travel

Game schedules, boys/coed spring 2024, spring 2024 cu19, spring 2024 cu15, spring 2024 cu12, girls spring 2024, spring 2024 gu15, spring 2024 gu12, ldt program.

Our U11-U19 program (also known as Limited Distance Travel or Intertown) places players on teams led by parent volunteer coach or coaches.   Teams will have a weeknight practice (practice night will vary by team) and compete against teams from other local clubs in Dutchess County (Poughkeepsie, Wappingers Falls, East Fishkill, Dover,  Hyde Park, or Pleasant Valley) on Saturday mornings (game times may vary).  

When you register in the spring/summer you are registered for both the following Fall and Spring seasons.  Players will be provided with a uniform containing a team jersey, shorts and socks.  

Players who play at the travel, premier, or academy level of soccer are not eligible to play in the Limited Distance Travel program regardless of the town or league in which  they play.

Game schedules will be posted on the LaGrange Soccer website under U11-U19 Program/Schedules.    Practice schedules will be provided by the coach.  Families will receive information from their team coach for the fall season in late August.   All practices and  home games will  take place at Stringham Park.  A field map of Stringham Park can be found under Field Info.

Registration for the Fall 2024/Spring 2025 is OPEN - register by 6/30 for early bird discount and by 7/15 to avoid the wait list 

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You can register your child to play using our online registration system. If the age bracket is full you will be asked to place your child on our wait list. If a spot becomes available we will email you to complete registration by making payment.

Interested in volunteering as a Coach?

Step 1   : 

If you are a new volunteer coach to LaGrange Soccer please register as a coach on our online registration system GotSport (same system you registered your child to play) which can be found at  https://system.gotsport.com/programs/836169I42?reg_role=coach  While registering please upload a picture of yourself for your coaches badge. 

Risk Management through East Hudson/ENYYSA- Risk Management/Background Search is necessary to continue working with youth soccer.  ENYYSA uses the GotSport registration system - same system you registered to coach in Step #1.   Find your profile -  click Profile Icon in the upper right hand portion of the screen.  In the DASHBOARD in your profile.  The three (3) risk management requirements will be listed:

• Background Check – once every two years
• Heads Up Concussion Awareness – once every two years
• Safe Sport – yearly renewal with refresher courses

Over to the right of each it will say MORE INFO and when you click on that, it will take you to that test to be completed. 

Complete each step -  the status bar to the right of each step will indicate FULFILLED when completed

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Ultimate Soccer Road Trip: Catch 12 games in 24 days as you go coast-to-coast following the beautiful game

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Your kids are away at sleep camp for the summer, maybe you’re a student on a school break or, lucky you, the office is closed for a few weeks. More likely, you've got a soccer jones and some vacation time to kill.

What better way to spend that time than gorging on the beautiful game live while bouncing around the US and Canada?

With the 20th MLS season approaching, MLSsoccer.com asked me to put together my itinerary for the ultimate soccer road trip. So we're going coast to coast, hitting everything from MLS to USL, the Gold Cup and the Women’s World Cup.

Should you take the plunge, it's going to be a trip to remember. Oh, and you'll get to meet some really cool people along the way. Safe travels!

Thursday, July 2 – Portland, Oregon

Portland Timbers 2 vs. Arizona United at Merlo Field

This may be an unorthodox way to begin your trip, but it’s a great opportunity to see the famous Portland soccer environment in person.

Our soft opening is the PT2 match at Merlo Field, although if you want to start early you can attend Timbers-Sounders at Providence Park on June 28. MLS-operated USL teams are a major part of the future of the sport in North America, and you'll see future MLSers on display.

NEXT UP: Drive 171 miles (2 hours, 49 minutes) to Seattle

Friday, July 3 – Seattle, Washington

Seattle Sounders vs. D.C. United at CenturyLink Field

The quick drive north to Portland’s biggest rival city gives you a chance to see the largest average crowd in MLS on game day. Don’t miss any of the festivities by starting matchday at the bar with Sounders fans, then make the famous march to the stadium from Occidental Square, belt out the national anthem, and, of course, take in the match. It's the defending Supporters' Shield winner against 2015’s Eastern Conference table toppers.

NEXT UP: Drive 143 miles (2 hours, 34 minutes) to Vancouver

Sunday, July 5 – Vancouver, British Columbia

FIFA Women's World Cup Final at BC Place Stadium

Couldn’t make it to Brazil last summer? Not a problem. World Cup fever is coming to North America sooner than 2026.

The WWC is going to be a massive event this summer. With a host country boasting a historically strong national team and the world's game on display in a great time zone for TV coverage in North America, get ready for another big international party.

NEXT UP: Drive 2,202 miles (33 hours) to Chicago

Thursday, July 9 – Chicago, Illinois

Gold Cup group stage: Mexico vs. TBA | TBA vs. TBA at Soldier Field

The major drive from Vancouver to Chicago is the longest of the trip, but don't worry. By the time you make it, we will probably be into the quarterfinals of the US Open Cup, so odds are you'll get your fix somewhere along the way. Plus, the journey will all be worth it to see El Tri  at Soldier Field.

Mexico fill any stadium the play in stateside, and you can be sure their group opponents (when decided) will bring plenty of support as well. Nothing inspires fans like supporting their national side, especially fans that don’t often get to see their team in person.

NEXT UP: Drive 312 miles (4 hours, 30 minutes) to St. Louis

Saturday, July 11 – St. Louis, Missouri

St. Louis FC vs Richmond Kickers at St. Louis Scott Gallagher Soccer Park

Travel to the heart of American soccer, to the city that gave us the spine of the 1950 World Cup team and so many stars since. STLFC is a brand new professional soccer team, and there's nowhere better to see them play than Scott Gallagher Soccer Park.

The stadium (under many different names) was the lifeblood of US Soccer in the 1980’s during a dark time after NASL and before MLS. It was one of the only places the USMNT could enjoy a true home-field advantage before MAPFRE Stadium was built. The matchup – against the Kickers, who were USL PRO semifinalists last season and are one of the oldest clubs in America – isn't bad either.

NEXT UP: Drive 257 miles (3 hours, 47 minutes) to Kansas City

Monday, July 13 – Kansas City, Kansas

Gold Cup group stage: USMNT vs. TBA | TBA vs. TBA at Sporting Park

The USMNT will get no rest with competitions, should they qualify, the next four summers. U.S. Soccer seems to have a soft spot for Sporting Park after playing a 2014 World Cup qualifier in each round in Kansas City.

The last time they played at Sporting Park – against Jamaica in World Cup Qualifying – the crowd was phenomenal and hometown star Graham Zusi got a goal. This is another double-header, the last group-stage matchday for Group A, which should be a real treat to go along with the opportunity to check out one of the top facilities in North America.

Saturday, July 18 – Kansas City, Kansas

Sporting KC vs. Montreal Impact at Sporting Park

Stick around town and catch an MLS game with the Cauldron. This stadium/crowd/team is helping change the perception of MLS around the world, and it's a blast to catch a game at Sporting Park. Grab some BBQ and beer at the pregame tailgate, and find a way into the Boulevard Members Club during or after the game. You'll watch a team with a returning Roger Espinoza and healthy Matt Besler and Zusi face off against a new-look Impact side driven by creative maestro Ignacio Piatti.

NEXT UP: Drive 675 miles (10 hours) to Columbus

Sunday, July 19 – Columbus, Ohio

Columbus Crew SC vs. Chicago Fire at MAPFRE Stadium

It is not a road trip without one outrageous drive straight through the night. Push through it and take shifts. You won't regret it.

Crew SC boss Gregg Berhalter’s boys play some of the finest soccer in the league, and a rebuilt DP-laden Fire squad will be a fantastic test in this Midwest rivalry match. Stand with some MLS original fans in the legendary Nordecke and visit THE original soccer-specific stadium, a game-changer for the sport in the US and the home of a couple famous Dos a Cero USMNT wins.

NEXT UP: Drive 529 miles (8 hours, 30 minutes) to New York City

Saturday, July 25 – Harrison, New Jersey

New York Red Bulls vs. Colorado Rapids at Red Bull Arena

This is the last leg of the trip, but don’t feel too down because you're going to end on a serious high. In the greatest city in the world, you have an opportunity that exists nowhere else in America. You can see two MLS teams play at home in one weekend and one city.

Red Bull Arena will be jumping as USMNT veteran Sacha Klejstan pulls the strings back in New Jersey where he played college ball. Facing off against a talented, young and creative Rapids team, RBA, as usual, will be electric in the heart of summer.

Sunday, July 26 – New York, New York

New York City FC vs. Orlando City SC at Yankee Stadium

What a treat to finish with the second running of the “expansion bowl,” as the two Eastern Conference newcomers face off. You'll witness the early embers of what could become a great MLS rivalry, in one of the historic stadiums in America. David Villa and Kaka will face off right before the MLS All-Star break, and both teams have the talent to be in the playoff mix in their very first season.

You made it! Your trip spanned two countries and more than 4,000 miles from the West to the East Coast as you consumed 12 games in 24 days at all different levels and competitions in some of the best stadiums boasting some of the best supporters' cultures in the world.

If you did it right, you'll have a cadre of new friends picked up along the way. I still talk daily to two Scots, an Englishman, Australian and Brazilian who I met in Manaus during the World Cup, and meet up with people I first encountered at the 2013 USA-Mexico WCQ in Columbus for most USMNT matches. Don’t waste the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet fellow supporters around the continent.

Do that and you'll head home with the knowledge that everyone you know will be insanely jealous. After all, you just finished the ultimate North American soccer road trip!

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