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Mark McKenzie is on his way to Belgium, while another Union homegrown is heading to a USMNT camp. The Montreal Impact are releasing their rebrand soon, with the Chicago Fire redesigning their crest soon as well. The FA Cup brought some craziness, as did the Bundesliga with many Americans showcasing.
The Union II released their roster decisions for the 2021 season on Friday, while LAFC kept alive the dream of a MLS CONCACAF Champions League title. It was a busy weekend across Europe, with big games in the Bundesliga and Premier League, and two USMNT players facing off in Spain.
Plus, a look at big games across Europe from the weekend.
The Union’s two homegrowns are enjoying one of their last times playing together, while Mark McKenzie is being linked with moves to Europe. The Champions League returns to action, with Messi and Ronaldo meeting again on the last day of group play.
There were plenty of big games around the world this weekend, with the Eastern Conference finals wrapping up here in the US. Bayern and Leipzig faced off in Germany, while Tottenham and Arsenal battled in London. It was also a big weekend for USMNT & USWNT starters, scoring goals in big games.
Brenden Aaronson and Mark McKenzie are on their way to USMNT camp in the coming weeks, with several MLS teams shaping up their offseason rosters. The Western Conference Semifinals resume tonight, with Sporting KC and Minnesota both claiming underdog status.
Plus, Liverpool is mad at VAR again and the USWNT returned to action against the Netherlands.
The Union’s first playoff game of 2020 is finally here, where they will face the New England Revolution for the sixth time this season.
The Union face the New England Revolution tonight in the MLS Playoffs, which had quite the crazy weekend. The UEFA Champions League is back in action, and Burnley picked up its first win of the Premier League season over Crystal Palace.
The Union well face the New England Revoultion once again in the MLS Playoffs, while the other matches in the bracket have been filled with drama and action. In Europe, big games at the top of Europe’s major leagues brought changes to the standings.
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