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Topic: mls

The 3252 supporters' section at an LAFC match in Los Angeles

Sunday, 7/19, 11:11 PM

The World Cup is over. Now MLS has to keep Los Angeles watching.

A month of world-class soccer has ended, and the league that plays here year-round is trying to convert the audience.
Los Angeles, with two clubs and a soccer culture that long predates the tournament, is the clearest test of whether it works.

In brief

Sports 18 d

The Summer LA Stopped Asking Whether America Is a Soccer Country

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