You had it right at first, inter Miami is Beckham’s club. Also Columbus crew play in Columbus Ohio. They almost got dissolved when the owner wanted to move to Austin. After a big effort by their supporters, the league agreed to allow their owner to get a new team (Austin fc) while Columbus got a new owner, and the new stadium which you showcased here
New England doesn't open up the entire stadium for Revolution matches but it can fill up for non-MLS matches. I think that photo was from when Benfica played a friendly there (lots of Portuguese migrants in southern New England). They also hosted Copa America matches back in 2016
Really enjoyed this video on our league here in the United States. Soccer/Football is growing rapidly in popularity over here, and MLS is one of the most exciting leagues in the world. I myself have watched matches in two of these stadiums. Once at Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City (17 hour roadtrip!) and countless times at Audi Field (and RFK stadium before that) for my hometown DC United!
As someone who knows little to nothing about the MLS, I was surprised to learn through this video that the Rapids don't share Empower field 😅 (which I've been to a few times attending a concert and some NFL games and is amazing). But as you said, probably a good thing for sure to start off being able to fill a smaller stadium first and then expanding as the sport and team get more popular!
Providence Park has to be one of the most historic stadiums for any sport in the entire US. Definitely my fav. I may be a little based since the Timbers are my hometown club haha
Even though we have a football stadium Charlotte has one of the best atmospheres in the MLS And yes we only open the upper part of the stadium for special occasions such as the first home game of the season and the 4th of July game
I’ve been to lumen field twice and I’m going again in may, it is my favorite stadium ever (I’m from Seattle so I’m a little biased) but it is beautiful, the only bad thing is since they share it with a American football team (the Seahawks) there are no really way to tell it’s a soccer stadium when all on the walls and on the roof it says Seahawks so that’s the only annoying part but over all it’s amazing
Soccer generally is not as popular in Texas (or other southern states) as other major sports like American football, basketball, baseball etc. thus the smaller stadiums. If you'd like to have your mind blown you should perhaps make a video focusing on the stadiums that US universities play American football in!
Contrary to the name of the team, the New York Red Bulls play in New Jersey. Why they call themselves “New York” is still beyond me. The Jets and Giants of the NFL also do the same thing.
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TQL Stadium is absolutely beautiful at night as well!
Really enjoyed this! Nashville SC do regularly fill up their stadium.
Oh nice! Big crowd then
Would love to see one on the Eredivisie 👀
You had it right at first, inter Miami is Beckham’s club.
Also Columbus crew play in Columbus Ohio. They almost got dissolved when the owner wanted to move to Austin. After a big effort by their supporters, the league agreed to allow their owner to get a new team (Austin fc) while Columbus got a new owner, and the new stadium which you showcased here
Thanks for the explanation 😸 I appreciate it!
New England doesn't open up the entire stadium for Revolution matches but it can fill up for non-MLS matches. I think that photo was from when Benfica played a friendly there (lots of Portuguese migrants in southern New England). They also hosted Copa America matches back in 2016
Oh that's interesting! I never knew any of that, thanks!
Really enjoyed this video on our league here in the United States. Soccer/Football is growing rapidly in popularity over here, and MLS is one of the most exciting leagues in the world. I myself have watched matches in two of these stadiums. Once at Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City (17 hour roadtrip!) and countless times at Audi Field (and RFK stadium before that) for my hometown DC United!
As someone who knows little to nothing about the MLS, I was surprised to learn through this video that the Rapids don't share Empower field 😅 (which I've been to a few times attending a concert and some NFL games and is amazing). But as you said, probably a good thing for sure to start off being able to fill a smaller stadium first and then expanding as the sport and team get more popular!
The football stadiums are too big for soccer, I think
Providence Park has to be one of the most historic stadiums for any sport in the entire US. Definitely my fav. I may be a little based since the Timbers are my hometown club haha
Even though we have a football stadium Charlotte has one of the best atmospheres in the MLS
And yes we only open the upper part of the stadium for special occasions such as the first home game of the season and the 4th of July game
The football stadiums are insane 🤯 so big
Orlando City's colors include purple while Inter Miami (DB's club) is pink.
Love that the MLS is getting some recognition
It deserves it. I'd like to see more opportunities for the MLS teams to play against European teams. That would help judge their quality
I’ve been to lumen field twice and I’m going again in may, it is my favorite stadium ever (I’m from Seattle so I’m a little biased) but it is beautiful, the only bad thing is since they share it with a American football team (the Seahawks) there are no really way to tell it’s a soccer stadium when all on the walls and on the roof it says Seahawks so that’s the only annoying part but over all it’s amazing
I'd love to visit one day! One of my besties now lived in Seattle, so if I ever visit I will check it out!
Wonderful👏❤
Thank you 😊
Soccer generally is not as popular in Texas (or other southern states) as other major sports like American football, basketball, baseball etc. thus the smaller stadiums.
If you'd like to have your mind blown you should perhaps make a video focusing on the stadiums that US universities play American football in!
Oh I know, I've seen some and those stadiums make the Camp Nou look tiny! 😂
CF Montreals stadium is disconnected bc of the olympique stadium next door. Something to do with maintaining the heritage of the olympics
Oh interesting 🤔
the nashville stadium is extremely packed every game!
Really?? Wow 😮
@@WelshASMR82Football the atmosphere is amazing they have done very well with the community
Great video, could you please do a premier league table prediction for next season?
Great idea!
Columbus Crew plays in Columbus Ohio
Oh. Ohio! Dooooh
French league pleaseeeee
Could you please do K League or Chinese League Stadiums
Please do la liga
Jordan Larsson with a goal tonight! Amazing player, if nordsjalland loose today, copenhagen are champions
I saw they were winning 2 nil and have Nordsjaelland next in the final match. Good luck!
@@WelshASMR82Football they are Champions now!
will you be doing ligue 1?
Yes. Defo
Contrary to the name of the team, the New York Red Bulls play in New Jersey. Why they call themselves “New York” is still beyond me. The Jets and Giants of the NFL also do the same thing.
Oh no way!!
Deenmark
pleas russian stadiums)
😶
Already recorded it, it'll be out this Sunday! 😎