Soccer 2 the MAX: USWNT Soundly Defeat New Zealand, NASL Files Lawsuit, MLS Playoff Changes
20 set 2017 ·
1 h 4 min. 51 sec.
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On this Soccer 2 the MAX episode, Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins break down the USWNT comfortable 5-0 victory over New Zealand. How did Rose Lavelle fare in her return...
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On this Soccer 2 the MAX episode, Sean Garmer and Erik Watkins break down the USWNT comfortable 5-0 victory over New Zealand.
How did Rose Lavelle fare in her return to the national team? Lindsey Horan and Mallory Pugh provided big sparks. Not to mention, Alex Morgan continues her tremendous scoring form as well. Plus, how does this build to the rest of their schedule for 2017?
After that, the guys talk about the NASL filing an anti-trust lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation. What does this even mean? Are the NASL being a bit hypocritical? Or do they have a point with a few things?
There's also talk of some changes coming to the MLS Playoffs. A possible relocation for Kansas City FC in NWSL. Jay Heaps becoming the fifth MLS manager fired, and more.
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How did Rose Lavelle fare in her return to the national team? Lindsey Horan and Mallory Pugh provided big sparks. Not to mention, Alex Morgan continues her tremendous scoring form as well. Plus, how does this build to the rest of their schedule for 2017?
After that, the guys talk about the NASL filing an anti-trust lawsuit against the U.S. Soccer Federation. What does this even mean? Are the NASL being a bit hypocritical? Or do they have a point with a few things?
There's also talk of some changes coming to the MLS Playoffs. A possible relocation for Kansas City FC in NWSL. Jay Heaps becoming the fifth MLS manager fired, and more.
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