Games for the week of 3/24

It has always been my objective to grow the game, so I will TRY to publish a list of each American soccer game every weekend, and how to watch it.

Notes: NWSL opens play this weekend. MLS Live is free until further notice (on MLS' website)

MLS

 Saturday, March 24th

 New England Revolution vs. NYCFC - 1:30et - Gillette Stadium - MLS Live and Local Broadcasts

FC Dallas vs. Portland Timbers - 3:30et - Toyota Stadium - UniMas, Twitter

Columbus Crew vs. DC United - 6:00et - MAPFRE Stadium - MLS Live and Local Broadcasts

New York Red Bulls vs. Minnesota United - 7:00et - Red Bull Arena - MLS Live and Local Broadcasts

Colorado Rapids vs. Sporting KC - 9:00et - Dick's Sporting Goods Park - MLS Live and Local Broadcasts

Vancouver Whitecaps vs. LA Galaxy - 10:00et - BC Place - MLS Live and Local Broadcasts

NWSL

 Saturday, March 24th

 North Carolina Courage vs. Portland Thorns - 3:30et - WakeMed Soccer Park - Lifetime

Orlando Pride vs. Utah Royals - 7:30et - Orlando City Stadium - Go90

Seattle Reign vs. Washington Spirit - 10:00et - Memorial Stadium - Go90

Sunday, March 25th

 Houston Dash vs. Chicago Red Stars - 5:00et - BBVA Compass Stadium - Go90

USL
ALL USL GAMES ARE LIVESTREAMED ON YOUTUBE

 Saturday, March 24th

 Louisville City vs. North Carolina FC - 3:00et - Louisville Slugger Field

Richmond Kickers vs. Indy Eleven - 5:500et - City Stadium

Nashville SC vs. Pittsburgh Riverhounds - 6:00et - Nissan Stadium

Atlanta United 2 vs. New York Red Bulls II - 7:00et - Coolray Field

Charleston Battery vs. Penn FC - 7:00et - MUSC Health Stadium

Charlotte Independence vs. Toronto FC II -  7:00et - Sportsplex at Matthews

Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Bethlehem Steel - 7:30et - Al Lang Stadium

Colorado Springs Switchbacks vs. Portland Timbers 2 - 8:00et - Wiedner Field

Tulsa Roughnecks vs. Real Monarchs - 8:00et - ONEOK Field

San Antonio FC vs. Saint Louis FC - 8:30et - Toyota Field

Swope Park Rangers vs. Seattle Sounders 2 - 8:30et - Shawnee Mission South District Stadium

Fresno FC vs. LA Galaxy II - 10:00et - Chukchansi Park

Orange County SC vs. Sacramento Republic - 10:00et - Champions Soccer Stadium at OC Great Park

Phoenix Rising FC vs. OKC Energy - 10:00et - Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex

Las Vegas Lights vs. Reno 1868 FC - 11:00et - Cashman Field

Wednesday, March 28

 Rio Grande Valley FC vs. Reno 1868 FC - 11:00AM et - H-E-B Park

OKC Energy vs. Orange County SC - 8:00et - Taft Stadium

Seattle Sounders 2 vs. Fresno FC - 10:00et - Cheney Field




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