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2018 USL season

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8th season of the USL

Football league season
United Soccer League
Season2018
ChampionsLouisville City FC (2nd Title)
Regular season titleFC Cincinnati (1st Title)
Matches561
Goals1,612 (2.87 per match)
Best PlayerArgentinaEmmanuel LedesmaFC Cincinnati
Top goalscorerEnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FC
(25 Goals)
Best goalkeeperUnited StatesEvan NewtonFC Cincinnati
Biggest home winTBR 5–0OTT
(April 7)
LAG 7–2LVL
(May 26)
OCO 6–1TUL
(June 23)
NYR 6–1ATL
(July 6)
LAG 6–1SLC
(September 22)
Biggest away winRIC 0–6LOU
(August 25)
Highest scoringPOR 7–3LAG
(May 18)
OKC 6–4LVL
(July 11)
NYR 4–6LOU
(August 10)
Longest winning run10 wins
FC Cincinnati
(August 12 – October 6)
Longest unbeaten run23 games
FC Cincinnati
(June 2 – October 13)
(USL Record)
Longest winless run18 games
Toronto FC II
(March 17 – July 21)
Longest losing run8 games
OKC Energy FC
(March 24 – May 9)
Highest attendance31,478
CIN 3–0IND
(September 29)
(USL Record)
Lowest attendance50
TOR 0–0NCA
(April 18)
Total attendance2,756,759
Average attendance4,923
←2017
2019 →
All statistics correct as of November 8, 2018.

The2018 USL season was the eighth season of theUnited Soccer League and second underDivision II sanctioning. The previous season, the USL had provisional Div. II sanctioning from theUnited States Soccer Federation (U.S. Soccer) along with theNorth American Soccer League, but was given full sanctioning for the 2018 season with a two-year deadline to meet the full requirements set by U.S. Soccer.[1]

Louisville City FC were the defending USL Cup champions, whileReal Monarchs were the defending Supporters’ Shield champions.

This season was the last for four teams in the USL, with all changing leagues for 2019 and beyond.FC Cincinnati will joinMajor League Soccer.[2] MLS sideToronto FC announced that its reserve side,Toronto FC II, would drop toUSL League One, a third-level league slated to launch in 2019,[3] and theRichmond Kickers also chose to drop to League One for 2019 and beyond.[4] Near the end of the season,Penn FC announced that it would suspend professional operations for 2019 and resume play in League One in 2020.[5]

It was also the final season for the league under the "United Soccer League" name. Effective with the 2019 season, the league has been rebranded as the USL Championship.[6]

Changes from 2017

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Expansion
Joined fromNASL
On hiatus
  • Orlando City B[13]
    • During the 2018 season, City B's MLS parent,Orlando City SC, announced that City B would resume play in 2019 as a founding member of USL League One.[14]
  • Rochester Rhinos[15]
    • During the 2018 season, the Rhinos announced they would not return to the USL's top flight. The team will not resume professional operations until the 2020 season, at which time it will join USL League One.[16]
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Rule changes

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Regular season games will now be considered official after the 70th minute. Teams are allowed a fourth substitution in extra time for the USL Playoffs. Teams will submit a 23-player squad at least 48 hours before kickoff. A team's 18-player gameday roster may now contain a maximum of five players signed to USL Academy contracts.[18]

Teams

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TeamLocationStadiumCapacityHead coachMLS affiliate/ownershipFirst Match's Goalkeeper
Atlanta United 2Lawrenceville, Georgia/Kennesaw, GeorgiaCoolray Field/Fifth Third Bank Stadium10,427United StatesScott DonnellyAtlanta United FCUnited StatesAlec Kann
Bethlehem Steel FCBethlehem, PennsylvaniaGoodman Stadium16,000United StatesBrendan BurkePhiladelphia UnionUnited StatesJohn McCarthy
Charleston BatteryCharleston, South CarolinaMUSC Health Stadium5,100United StatesMichael AnhaeuserCubaOdisnel Cooper
Charlotte IndependenceMatthews, North CarolinaSportsplex at Matthews5,000United StatesMike JeffriesColorado RapidsUnited StatesAndrew Dykstra
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FCColorado Springs, ColoradoSwitchbacks Training Stadium5,000United StatesSteve TrittschuhHaitiSteward Ceus
FC CincinnatiCincinnati, OhioNippert Stadium35,061South AfricaAlan KochUnited StatesEvan Newton
Fresno FCFresno, CaliforniaChukchansi Park12,500EnglandAdam SmithVancouver Whitecaps FCUnited StatesKyle Reynish
Indy ElevenIndianapolis, IndianaLucas Oil Stadium62,421ScotlandMartin RennieWalesOwain Fôn Williams
LA Galaxy IICarson, CaliforniaStubHub Center Track & Field Facility5,000United StatesMike MuñozLA GalaxyUnited StatesJustin Vom Steeg
Las Vegas Lights FCLas Vegas, NevadaCashman Field9,334CanadaIsidro SánchezMexicoRicardo Ferriño
Louisville City FCLouisville, KentuckyLouisville Slugger Field8,000United StatesJohn HackworthTrinidad and TobagoGreg Ranjitsingh
Nashville SCNashville, TennesseeFirst Tennessee Park/Nissan Stadium8,50069,143EnglandGary SmithUnited StatesMatt Pickens
New York Red Bulls IIMontclair, New Jersey/Harrison, New JerseyMSU Soccer Park at Pittser Field/Red Bull Arena5,00025,000United StatesJohn WolyniecNew York Red BullsUnited StatesEvan Louro
North Carolina FCCary, North CarolinaSahlen's Stadium atWakeMed Soccer Park10,000Northern IrelandColin ClarkeGreeceAlexander Tambakis
OKC Energy FCOklahoma City, OklahomaTaft Stadium7,500EnglandSteve CookeFC DallasUnited StatesMatt Van Oekel
Orange County SCIrvine, CaliforniaChampionship Soccer Stadium5,000United StatesBraeden CloutierLos Angeles FCUnited StatesAndre Rawls
Ottawa Fury FCOttawa, OntarioTD Place Stadium24,000SerbiaNikola PopovicMontreal ImpactCanadaCallum Irving
Penn FCHarrisburg, PennsylvaniaFNB Field6,187GermanyRaoul VossFranceRomuald Peiser
Phoenix Rising FCScottsdale, ArizonaPhoenix Rising Soccer Complex6,200United StatesRick Schantz (interim)United StatesCarl Woszczynski
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SCPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaHighmark Stadium5,000United StatesBob LilleyUnited StatesDaniel Lynd
Portland Timbers 2Portland, OregonProvidence Park/Merlo Field21,1445,000New ZealandCameron KnowlesPortland TimbersUnited StatesAlex Mangels
Real MonarchsHerriman, Utah/Sandy, UtahZions Bank Stadium/Rio Tinto Stadium5,00020,213ColombiaJámison Olave(interim)Real Salt LakeUnited StatesAlex Horwath
Reno 1868 FCReno, NevadaGreater Nevada Field9,013United StatesIan RussellSan Jose EarthquakesUnited StatesJT Marcinkowski
Richmond KickersRichmond, VirginiaCity Stadium22,000United StatesDavid BulowD.C. UnitedUnited StatesTravis Worra
Rio Grande Valley FC TorosEdinburg, TexasH-E-B Park9,400United StatesGerson EcheverryHouston DynamoBelgiumNico Corti
Sacramento Republic FCSacramento, CaliforniaPapa Murphy's Park11,569New ZealandSimon ElliottUnited StatesJosh Cohen
Saint Louis FCFenton, MissouriToyota Stadium5,500WalesAnthony PulisMinnesota United FCUnited StatesJake Fenlason
San Antonio FCSan Antonio, TexasToyota Field8,296EnglandDarren PowellNew York City FCUnited StatesDiego Restrepo
Seattle Sounders FC 2Tacoma, WashingtonCheney Stadium6,500MaltaJohn HutchinsonSeattle Sounders FCUnited StatesCalle Brown
Swope Park RangersKansas City, Kansas/Overland Park, KansasChildren's Mercy Park/Shawnee Mission District Stadium18,4676,150BrazilPaulo NagamuraSporting Kansas CityMexicoAdrian Zendejas
Tampa Bay RowdiesSt. Petersburg, FloridaAl Lang Stadium7,227ScotlandNeill CollinsUnited StatesCody Mizell
Toronto FC IIToronto, OntarioLamport Stadium9,600United StatesMichael RabascaToronto FCCanadaAngelo Cavalluzzo
Tulsa Roughnecks FCTulsa, OklahomaONEOK Field7,833NigeriaMichael Nsien (interim)Chicago FireChileFabian Cerda
  MLS-affiliated
  MLS-owned

Other venues

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Competition format

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The season began on March 16 and ends on October 14. The top eight finishers in each conference qualify for the playoffs.[23][24]

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate of appointment
Rio Grande Valley FC TorosUnited StatesJunior Gonzalez[25]ResignedNovember 8, 2017United StatesGerson EcheverryDecember 6, 2017[26]
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SCUnited StatesDave BrandtIneligible[27]November 14, 2017United StatesBob LilleyNovember 14, 2017[28]
Oklahoma City Energy FCDenmarkJimmy Nielsen[29]ResignedNovember 16, 2017EnglandSteve CookeDecember 19, 2017[30]
Swope Park RangersSerbiaNikola Popovic[31]Mutual separationNovember 17, 2017BrazilPaulo NagamuraNovember 30, 2017[32]
Saint Louis FCUnited StatesPreki[33]Mutual separationNovember 20, 2017WalesAnthony PulisNovember 21, 2017[34]
Orange County SCUnited StatesLogan Pause[35]Mutual separationNovember 27, 2017United StatesBraeden CloutierDecember 14, 2017[36]
Ottawa Fury FCCanadaJulian de Guzman[37]InterimDecember 12, 2017SerbiaNikola PopovicDecember 12, 2017[38]
Portland Timbers 2United StatesAndrew GregorMoved to assistant coachJanuary 8, 2018New ZealandCameron KnowlesJanuary 8, 2018[39]
Toronto FC IICanadaJason Bent[40]PromotionJanuary 26, 2018FranceLaurent GuyotJanuary 26, 2018[40]
Seattle Sounders FC 2Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesEzra Hendrickson[41]ResignedJanuary 30, 2018MaltaJohn HutchinsonJanuary 30, 2018[41]
Tampa Bay RowdiesScotlandStuart Campbell[42]ResignedMay 17, 2018ScotlandNeill CollinsMay 18, 2018[43]
Toronto FC IIFranceLaurent Guyot[44]Mutual separationJune 1, 2018United StatesMichael RabascaJune 4, 2018[45]
Phoenix Rising FCFrancePatrice Carteron[46]Left to manageEgyptAl Ahly SCJune 12, 2018United StatesRick Schantz (Interim)June 12, 2018[47]
Tulsa Roughnecks FCUnited StatesDavid VaudreuilFiredJune 25, 2018NigeriaMichael Nsien (Interim)[48]June 25, 2018[49]
Richmond KickersEnglandLeigh Cowlishaw[50]ResignedJune 26, 2018United StatesDavid BulowJune 27, 2018[51]
Louisville City FCRepublic of IrelandJames O'Connor[52]Left to manageOrlando City SCJune 30, 2018United States Player Coaches ‡July 1, 2018
Louisville City FCUnited States Player Coaches ‡Return to player dutiesAugust 2, 2018United StatesJohn HackworthAugust 2, 2018[53]
Real MonarchsEnglandMark BriggsResignedAugust 24, 2018ColombiaJámison Olave (Interim)August 24, 2018[54]

‡Luke Spencer,Paolo DelPiccolo, &George Davis IV appointed joint interim head coaches.[55]

League table

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Eastern Conference
Main article:Eastern Conference (USL)
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1FC Cincinnati(X)3423837234+3877Conference Playoffs
2Louisville City FC(C)3419967138+3366
3Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC34151454726+2159
4Charleston Battery34141464734+1356
5New York Red Bulls II34131387159+1252
6Bethlehem Steel FC34148125641+1550
7Indy Eleven341310114542+349
8Nashville SC34121394231+1149
9North Carolina FC34138136050+1047
10Ottawa Fury34136153143−1245
11Charlotte Independence341012124457−1342
12Tampa Bay Rowdies34118154444041
13Penn FC34910153847−937
14Atlanta United 234710173772−3531
15Richmond Kickers3464243080−5022
16Toronto FC II3446244277−3518
Source:2018 USL standings
Rules for classification: 1) total wins; 2) total goal differential; 3) total goals scored; 4) points earned against top four Conference finishers; 5) disciplinary points; 6) coin toss or drawing of lots
(C) Champions;(X) Regular Season League Champion
Western Conference
Main article:Western Conference (USL)
PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Orange County SC3420687040+3066Conference Playoffs
2Sacramento Republic3419874732+1565
3Phoenix Rising FC3419696338+2563
4Real Monarchs34193125547+860
5Reno 1868 FC34161175638+1859
6Portland Timbers 234174135849+955
7Swope Park Rangers34158115253−153
8Saint Louis FC34141194438+653
9San Antonio FC34148124548−350
10OKC Energy FC34127154346−343
11Colorado Springs Switchbacks34116173639−339
12Fresno FC34912134438+639
13Rio Grande Valley Toros34814123642−638
14LA Galaxy II34107176067−737
15Las Vegas Lights FC3487195074−2431
16Seattle Sounders FC 23467214071−3125
17Tulsa Roughnecks34312193677−4121
Source:2018 USL standings
Rules for classification: 1) total wins; 2) total goal differential; 3) total goals scored; 4) points earned against top four Conference finishers; 5) disciplinary points; 6) coin toss or drawing of lots

Results table

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Color Key:Home  • Away  • Neutral  • Win  • Loss  • Draw
ClubMatch
12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334
Atlanta United 2
(ATL)		NYRCLTPENLOUCHSPGHCINOTTTORLOUNCATBRINDCLTNSHNYRBSTRICNSHBSTOTTCHSCININDTORPENTBRNCANSHLOUTBRCHSPGHRIC
3–12–21–11–10–30–12–40–25–41–20–40–00–21–10–31–62–11–10–11–41–10–11–51–12–12–10–11–60–21–41–12–11–13–2
Bethlehem Steel FC
(BST)		RICTBRNSHCHSCINLOURICCHSNYRINDOTTNCALOUCINNYRCLTPENATLNCANYRINDATLRICCLTPGHTOROTTNSHPENPGHTOROTTINDTBR
4–10–20–11–11–11–33–11–23–02–10–12–10–02–22–24–12–31–21–11–20–14–13–03–01–22–02–02–11–31–44–00–01–11–0
Charleston Battery
(CHS)		CINPENNYRBSTPENATLTBRCLTBSTOTTNSHINDRICCLTPGHTORNCAINDLOUPGHRICNCATBRATLCINNYRLOUTBRCLTNSHNCATORATLOTT
0–11–02–51–11–13–01–02–02–10–01–13–30–21–10–04–01–12–12–11–03–00–00–01–00–34–42–21–01–11–12–01–21–22–0
Charlotte Independence
(CLT)		OTTTORATLNSHNCAINDCHSCINTORRICOTTNYRATLCHSRICTBRBSTINDNSHCINLOUPENBSTPGHLOUNCANSHRICCHSNYRPGHPENTBRNCA
4–12–02–20–20–20–00–24–12–13–11–02–41–11–11–12–21–41–21–00–21–41–10–30–00–32–61–02–11–11–12–22–22–11–3
FC Cincinnati
(CIN)		CHSINDLOUBSTPGHOTTINDATLCLTNCALOUNYRNCABSTRICTOROTTNSHTBRCLTNYRNSHPENCHSATLTBRPGHLOUTORPENRICINDPGHNSH
1–01–00–11–12–23–03–24–21–44–10–22–12–02–24–03–32–00–02–02–02–11–11–03–05–12–12–11–04–32–14–13–00–03–3
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
(COS)		LAGPORSTLSPRRGVRNOSACSEAOCORNOLVLOKCSTLLVLSPRPORFRSSANOCOOKCSACTULSANRGVOKCTULPHXSLCLAGRGVPHXSLCFRSSEA
2–00–10–10–12–14–01–20–00–10–01–00–13–01–40–14–11–01–10–11–10–14–20–10–12–01–20–41–01–31–11–22–00–32–2
Fresno FC
(FRS)		LVLLAGSEAOKCSTLTULSANPHXSANRGVSLCOCOSEARNOSACSPRCOSSLCSACPORPHXOKCTULSACLAGSTLLVLRNOSPROCOPORRGVCOSSLC
2–31–11–02–11–12–20–01–11–22–20–10–34–01–10–14–10–10–12–04–24–00–01–10–11–21–02–21–10–10–12–21–23–00–1
Indy Eleven
(IND)		RICCINNCANSHCLTCINLOUPGHBSTNYRCHSATLTORNSHPENOTTCLTCHSTBRBSTLOUNCAOTTTORATLPGHRICNYRPENPGHTBRCINBSTLOU
1–00–11–02–10–02–31–00–01–21–43–32–03–12–01–10–12–11–21–31–02–23–20–03–21–12–21–13–00–12–32–00–31–10–1
Las Vegas Lights
(LVL)		FRSRNOSPRSACSANSLCTULCOSSLCLAGCOSPHXSEASPRTULSTLOKCRGVPORSEARGVSTLOCOPHXFRSRNOLAGPORRNOOCOOKCSANPHXSAC
3–21–12–11–11–30–01–10–10–22–74–10–44–12–32–21–04–60–22–10–31–01–41–30–22–21–21–21–23–33–50–11–35–20–1
LA Galaxy II
(LAG)		COSFRSSANOCOPHXSTLNYRPHXSTLPORRGVLVLTULOCOOKCTULSEAOCORNOPORSPRSANFRSSACRGVSLCCOSLVLOKCRNOSLCSEASACSPR
0–21–10–00–30–10–11–13–46–33–71–17–21–00–10–10–25–33–01–43–41–11–22–14–11–10–43–12–11–30–16–12–21–21–5
Louisville City FC
(LOU)		NSHTBRCINRICATLBSTINDNSHATLCINBSTPENNCAPGHNYRTBRCHSCLTOTTINDNYRNSHCLTRICTORCHSCINPGHPENOTTATLTORNCAIND
2–01–01–02–11–13–10–10–22–12–00–03–32–20–13–32–11–24–13–02–26–40–03–06–01–42–20–12–23–04–04–13–12–11–0
Nashville SC
(NSH)		LOUPGHBSTCLTINDPENNYRLOUCHSPGHPENTBRNCAINDATLCINCLTOTTATLTORCINOTTLOUBSTRICCLTNCATBRCHSATLNYRRICTORCIN
0–20–01–02–01–20–01–12–01–11–03–11–11–00–23–00–00–10–21–00–21–12–00–01–24–00–13–31–21–12–01–13–02–23–3
New York Red Bulls II
(NYR)		TORATLCHSRICTBRLAGTOROTTNSHBSTINDCINCLTPGHBSTOTTLOUATLRICBSTCINTBRPENLOUNCACHSOTTINDTORCLTNSHNCAPENPGH
2–11–35–21–14–01–10–00–01–10–34–11–24–20–32–20–33–36–15–12–11–22–22–14–62–24–41–00–33–31–11–12–13–12–1
North Carolina FC
(NCA)		TBRRICINDCLTTOROTTPENCINATLBSTCINOTTNSHLOURICPGHCHSBSTTORPGHCHSTBRINDNYRCLTTBRNSHPENATLCHSRICNYRLOUCLT
1–31–20–12–00–01–13–01–44–01–20–24–20–12–23–10–21–11–13–12–10–02–02–32–26–20–33–31–06–10–23–21–21–23–1
Oklahoma City Energy
(OKC)		TULPHXOCOFRSPORSTLRNOSPRPHXCOSTULRNOSEAPORRGVLAGSANCOSLVLSACFRSSANCOSTULSLCRGVSEASPROCOLAGSACLVLSLCSTL
1–01–40–11–20–30–10–20–10–31–01–11–21–22–13–11–01–11–16–41–10–01–20–23–03–24–23–00–12–33–10–01–01–20–0
Orange County SC
(OCO)		PHXSACOKCTULLAGSANRGVCOSSLCSTLFRSSACLAGRNOTULPHXCOSLAGSANSPRSTLPORSPRPHXLVLPORRGVSEAOKCFRSSLCLVLSEARNO
1–10–11–05–03–03–00–21–01–21–13–00–11–02–26–10–11–00–33–04–02–22–22–14–33–13–20–21–13–21–05–25–32–11–3
Ottawa Fury FC
(OTT)		CLTTBRPGHNCACINNYRPENATLCHSBSTTORCLTNCANYRCININDPGHPENNSHLOUTBRATLNSHRICINDBSTPENNYRTORRICLOUTORBSTCHS
1–40–50–11–10–30–01–02–00–01–03–00–12–43–00–21–00–12–12–00–32–01–10–22–00–00–20–20–14–32–00–41–00–00–2
Penn FC
(PEN)		CHSPGHATLCHSNSHNCATBROTTTORPGHNSHTORRICLOUTBRINDBSTRICOTTCLTNYRCINRICOTTBSTATLINDNCALOUCINPGHCLTNYRTOR
0–10–01–11–10–00–33–00–11–00–01–33–22–13–32–11–13–21–21–21–11–20–12–32–03–11–21–00–10–31–20–22–21–30–0
Phoenix Rising FC
(PHX)		OCOOKCRNOSLCLAGSPRFRSLAGOKCTULSACSPRSTLSACLVLTULRGVOCOFRSSEASLCPOROCOLVLSANCOSRGVSANSEACOSSTLRNOLVLPOR
1–14–11–00–11–02–21–14–33–05–11–30–13–10–04–03–00–01–00–41–01–44–13–42–04–04–01–02–31–02–12–00–02–50–1
Pittsburgh Riverhounds
(PGH)		NSHPENTOROTTCINATLTORINDTBRPENNSHRICNYRCHSLOUNCAOTTCHSNCARICTORBSTCLTTBRINDCINBSTLOUINDPENCLTCINATLNYR
0–00–04–01–02–21–02–10–02–20–00–12–13–00–01–02–01–00–11–23–01–02–10–01–12–21–24–12–23–22–02–20–01–11–2
Portland Timbers 2
(POR)		SEACOSSLCTULOKCRGVRNOSACSTLSEALAGSLCSANRGVOKCCOSRNOFRSSPRLVLLAGOCOPHXSPRSANSEAOCOSTLTULLVLFRSSACRNOPHX
1–21–02–40–03–03–21–22–00–01–07–31–01–21–01–21–40–12–42–11–24–32–21–42–02–14–12–31–04–02–12–20–10–21–0
Real Monarchs
(SLC)		TULPORPHXSEATBRLVLOCOSPRFRSLVLPORSACRGVSPRSTLFRSRNOSACSEASANPHXRNOOKCTULLAGCOSSANRGVSTLOCOLAGCOSOKCFRS
3–24–21–03–10–20–02–14–11–02–00–11–02–02–31–01–00–30–02–02–44–12–12–33–24–00–11–21–21–12–51–60–22–11–0
Reno 1868 FC
(RNO)		SPRLVLPHXCOSPOROKCRGVCOSTULSACSEASANOKCFRSOCOSANPORSLCSEALAGSTLSLCSPRSACLVLFRSSTLLAGLVLRGVTULPORPHXOCO
3–41–10–10–42–12–00–00–01–13–21–12–12–11–12–22–01–03–02–14–11–21–23–31–22–11–10–11–03–34–02–02–00–03–1
Rio Grande Valley Toros
(RGV)		STLSACCOSSEAPOROCORNOFRSSANSPRLAGSLCPOROKCPHXSTLTULLVLSPRCOSLVLSACOKCLAGOCOSANPHXSLCCOSSEARNOFRSTULSAN
1–12–21–22–32–32–00–02–20–00–01–10–20–11–30–00–01–12–00–01–00–11–22–41–12–01–30–12–11–13–00–42–12–11–1
Richmond Kickers
(RIC)		BSTINDNCANYRLOUTORBSTTBRCLTPGHCHSPENCINCLTNCAPENNYRATLCHSPGHBSTTOROTTPENLOUNSHINDCLTOTTTBRCINNCANSHATL
1–40–12–11–11–22–11–31–01–31–22–01–20–41–11–32–11–51–10–30–30–30–10–23–20–60–41–11–20–20–31–42–30–32–3
Sacramento Republic
(SAC)		SANOCORGVSEALVLCOSTULPORSEARNOPHXSLCOCOPHXFRSSANSTLFRSSLCSPRCOSOKCFRSRGVSTLLAGRNOSEATULOKCPORSPRLAGLVL
2–11–02–21–01–12–11–10–22–12–33–10–11–00–01–00–12–20–20–03–11–01–11–02–11–21–42–13–04–10–01–03–12–11–0
San Antonio FC
(SAN)		SACSTLLAGSPROCOFRSLVLFRSRGVTULRNOPORSACRNOCOSOKCOCOSLCCOSOKCLAGSEAPORPHXSPRRGVSLCPHXTULSPRSTLSEALVLRGV
1–22–10–01–10–30–03–12–10–01–11–22–11–00–21–11–10–34–21–02–12–12–31–20–41–23–12–13–21–20–20–23–13–11–1
Saint Louis FC
(STL)		RGVSANCOSFRSLAGOKCSPRPORLAGOCOCOSPHXSPRTULSLCSACRGVLVLOCORNOSEALVLSACFRSTULSEAPORRNOSLCSPRSANPHXTULOKC
1–11–21–01–11–01–01–10–03–61–10–31–32–03–00–12–20–00–12–22–12–04–12–10–13–21–10–11–01–14–32–00–21–00–0
Seattle Sounders FC 2
(SEA)		PORSPRFRSSACSLCRGVCOSSACPORRNOFRSOKCLVLLAGSPRRNOSLCPHXLVLSTLSANPOROKCSTLOCOTULSACPHXRGVSANLAGOCOCOSTUL
2–12–40–10–11–33–20–01–20–11–10–42–11–43–50–21–20–20–13–00–23–21–40–31–11–14–40–30–10–31–32–21–22–24–1
Swope Park Rangers
(SPR)		RNOSEALVLCOSSANPHXSTLOKCSLCRGVPHXSTLCOSSLCFRSLVLSEASACPOROCORGVLAGOCOPORRNOSANTULOKCFRSSTLSANTULSACLAG
4–34–21–21–01–12–21–11–01–40–01–00–21–03–21–43–22–01–31–20–40–01–11–20–23–32–12–11–01–03–42–01–11–35–1
Tampa Bay Rowdies
(TBR)		NCABSTLOUOTTNYRSLCCHSPENRICPGHTORATLNSHPENCLTTORLOUCININDNYROTTCHSNCAPGHCINNCACHSATLNSHRICINDATLCLTBST
3–12–00–15–00–42–00–10–30–12–24–20–01–11–22–23–11–20–23–12–20–20–00–21–11–23–00–11–02–13–00–21–11–20–1
Toronto FC II
(TOR)		NYRCLTPGHNCARICNYRPGHPENATLCLTTBROTTPENINDCINCHSTBRNCANSHPGHRICBSTINDLOUATLOTTNYRCINBSTOTTCHSLOUNSHPEN
1–20–20–40–01–20–01–20–14–51–22–40–32–31–33–30–41–31–32–00–11–00–22–34–11–23–43–33–40–40–12–11–32–20–0
Tulsa Roughnecks
(TUL)		OKCSLCOCOPORFRSSACLVLRNOPHXSANOKCLAGSTLPHXOCOLAGLVLRGVCOSFREOKCCOSSLCSTLSPRSEAPORSANSACSPRRNORGVSTLSEA
0–12–30–50–02–21–11–11–11–51–11–10–10–30–31–62–02–21–12–41–10–32–12–32–31–24–40–42–11–41–10–21–20–11–4

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Playoffs

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Main article:2018 USL Playoffs
 
First roundConference SemifinalsConference finalsUSL championship
 
              
 
October 20 –Nippert Stadium
 
 
#1FC Cincinnati (p)1 (6)
 
October 27 –Nippert Stadium
 
#8Nashville SC1 (5)
 
#1FC Cincinnati0
 
October 20 –MUSC Health Stadium
 
#5New York Red Bulls II1
 
#4Charleston Battery0
 
November 2 –Louisville Slugger Field
 
#5New York Red Bulls II1
 
#5New York Red Bulls II1
 
October 20 –Highmark Stadium
 
#2Louisville City FC5
 
#3Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC2 (7)
 
October 27 –Louisville Slugger Field
 
#6Bethlehem Steel FC (p)2 (8)
 
 #6Bethlehem Steel FC0
 
October 20 –Louisville Slugger Field
 
#2Louisville City FC2
 
#2Louisville City FC4
 
November 8 –Lynn Stadium (ESPN2)
 
#7Indy Eleven1
 
#2Louisville City FC1
 
October 20 –Championship Soccer Stadium
 
#3Phoenix Rising FC0
 
#1Orange County SC4
 
October 27 –Championship Soccer Stadium
 
#8Saint Louis FC0
 
#1Orange County SC1
 
October 20 –Zions Bank Stadium
 
 #5Reno 1868 FC0
 
#4Real Monarchs0
 
November 3 –Championship Soccer Stadium
 
#5Reno 1868 FC1
 
#1Orange County SC1
 
October 19 –PRFC Soccer Complex
 
#3Phoenix Rising FC2
 
#3Phoenix Rising FC3
 
October 26 –PRFC Soccer Complex
 
#6Portland Timbers 20
 
#3Phoenix Rising FC4
 
October 20 –Papa Murphy's Park
 
#7Swope Park Rangers2
 
#2Sacramento Republic FC1
 
 
#7Swope Park Rangers2
 

Eastern Conference

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FC Cincinnati vNashville SC
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFFC Cincinnati1–1 (a.e.t.)
(6–5p)		Nashville SCCincinnati, Ohio
4:00 p.m. EDTBone 95'
SmithYellow card 104'
LedesmaYellow card 111'		ReportDavisYellow card 110'
Bourgeois 115'
TyrpakYellow card 116'		Stadium:Nippert Stadium
Attendance: 20,217
Referee: Farhad Dadkho
Penalties
Adisoccer ball with check mark
McLaughlinsoccer ball with check mark
Smithsoccer ball with check mark
Hoytesoccer ball with check mark
Lassosoccer ball with check mark
Walkersoccer ball with check mark		soccer ball with check markDoyle
soccer ball with check markAllen
soccer ball with check markWinn
soccer ball with check markLaGrassa
soccer ball with check markTyrpak
soccer ball with red XDavis
Charleston Battery vNew York Red Bulls II
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFCharleston Battery0–1New York Red Bulls IICharleston, South Carolina
7:00 PM EDTBoltYellow card 16'ReportBarlow 21'
StroudYellow card 66'		Stadium:MUSC Health Stadium
Attendance: 1,687
Referee: Rosendo Mendoza
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC vBethlehem Steel FC
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFPittsburgh Riverhounds SC2–2 (a.e.t.)
(7–8p)		Bethlehem Steel FCPittsburgh, Pennsylvania
7:00 PM EDTZemanski 25'
DoverYellow card 86'
Roberts 105'Yellow card 109'
ForbesYellow card 113'
HollandRed card 119'		ReportMoumbagnaYellow card 45'
Ngalina 70'
Chambers 109'
NancoYellow card 111'		Stadium:Highmark Stadium
Attendance: 5,189
Referee: Michael Radchuk
Penalties
Kerrsoccer ball with check mark
Forbessoccer ball with check mark
Banjosoccer ball with check mark
Greenspansoccer ball with check mark
Françoissoccer ball with check mark
Vancaeyezeelesoccer ball with check mark
Dabosoccer ball with check mark
Leesoccer ball with red X		soccer ball with check markChambers
soccer ball with check markNanco
soccer ball with check markHolness
soccer ball with check markMoar
soccer ball with check markSkundrich
soccer ball with check markMahoney
soccer ball with check markReal
soccer ball with check markMbaizo
Louisville City FC vIndy Eleven
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFLouisville City FC4–1Indy ElevenLouisville, Kentucky
7:30 p.m. EDTMcCabe 29',48'Yellow card 66'
Ilić 42'
Lancaster 73'		ReportMitchellYellow card 46'
Saad 67'
OuimetteYellow card 72'		Stadium:Louisville Slugger Field
Attendance: 6,763
Referee: Mark Allatin
FC Cincinnati vNew York Red Bulls II
October 27, 2018 (2018-10-27)SFFC Cincinnati0–1New York Red Bulls IICincinnati, Ohio
4:00 p.m. EDTAdiYellow card 41'ReportMoreno 12'Yellow card 72'Stadium:Nippert Stadium
Attendance: 16,617
Referee: Tim Ford
Louisville City FC vBethlehem Steel FC
October 27, 2018 (2018-10-27)SFLouisville City FC2–0Bethlehem Steel FCLouisville, Kentucky
7:30 p.m. EDTOwnby 34',59'Yellow card 79'
SmithYellow card 64'		ReportMoarYellow card 57'
MbaizoYellow card 83'
OfeimuYellow card 86'		Stadium:Louisville Slugger Field
Attendance: 6,881
Referee: Farhad Dadkho
Louisville City FC vNew York Red Bulls II
November 2, 2018 (2018-11-02)FLouisville City FC5–1New York Red Bulls IILouisville, Kentucky
7:30 p.m. EDTIlić 23' (pen.),Yellow card 40'
Spencer 32'
DavisYellow card 61'
CraigYellow card 65'
OwnbyYellow card 69', 81'
Williams 73', 75'
McCabeYellow card 80'		ReportNdamYellow card 22'
TinariYellow card 44'
Barlow 60'		Stadium:Louisville Slugger Field
Attendance: 10,059
Referee: Ramy Touchan

Western Conference

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Phoenix Rising FC vPortland Timbers 2
October 19, 2018 (2018-10-19)QFPhoenix Rising FC3–0Portland Timbers 2Tempe, Arizona
7:30 p.m. MSTDrogba 28'
Johnson 62'
Asante 90'		ReportZambranoYellow card 40'
HansonYellow card 84'
Diz PeRed card 90+5'		Stadium:Phoenix Rising FC Soccer Complex
Attendance: 7,511
Referee: Rubiel Vazquez
Real Monarchs vReno 1868 FC
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFReal Monarchs0–1Reno 1868 FCHerriman, Utah
3:00 PM MDTVelásquezYellow card 45+4'ReportBrown 90+2'Stadium:Zions Bank Stadium
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Ismir Pekmic
Orange County SC vSaint Louis FC
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFOrange County SC4–0Saint Louis FCIrvine, California
7:00 PM PDTSeaton 11',29',64'Yellow card 21'
QuinnYellow card 47'
Bjurman 66'		ReportWallsRed card 21'
HertzogYellow card 88'		Stadium:Championship Soccer Stadium
Attendance: 3,360
Referee: Ramy Touchan
Sacramento Republic FC vSwope Park Rangers
October 20, 2018 (2018-10-20)QFSacramento Republic FC1–2Swope Park RangersSacramento, California
7:30 PM PDTBijev 16'
MatjašičYellow card 38'
HordYellow card 68'		ReportKuzain 27'
Barry 31'
AkhmatovYellow card 58'		Stadium:Papa Murphy's Park
Attendance: 11,569
Referee: Joseph Dickerson
Phoenix Rising FC vSwope Park Rangers
October 26, 2018 (2018-10-26)SFPhoenix Rising FC4–2Swope Park RangersTempe, Arizona
7:30 p.m. MSTJohnson 22'
DrogbaYellow card 29' 90+4'
Cortez 36'
Lambert 48'		ReportBlackwood 26'
Barry 33'
AkhmatovYellow card 49'		Stadium:Phoenix Rising FC Soccer Complex
Attendance: 7,707
Referee: Guido Gonzales Jr.
Orange County SC vReno 1868 FC
October 27, 2018 (2018-10-27)SFOrange County SC1–0Reno 1868 FCIrvine, California
7:00 PM PDTAlstonYellow card 21'
Quinn 29'
DukeYellow card 90+2'		ReportRichardsYellow card 12'
BrownYellow card 41'
HoppenotYellow card 45+2'		Stadium:Championship Soccer Stadium
Attendance: 4,021
Referee: Victor Rivas
Orange County SC vPhoenix Rising FC
November 3, 2018 (2018-11-03)FOrange County SC1–2Phoenix Rising FCIrvine, California
7:00 p.m. PDTChaplowYellow card 47'
Hashimoto 82'		ReportCortez 2'
Drogba 73'
ForbesYellow card 90+7'		Stadium:Championship Soccer Stadium
Attendance: 5,189
Referee: Tim Ford

USL Championship

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Louisville City FC vPhoenix Rising FC
November 8, 2018 (2018-11-08)[57]FinalLouisville City FC1–0Phoenix Rising FCLouisville, Kentucky
8:00 PM ESTSmithYellow card 45'
Spencer 62',Yellow card 90+1'
RanjitsinghYellow card 90+3'		ReportFarrellYellow card 39'
DrogbaYellow card 73'
LambertYellow card 85'		Stadium:Lynn Stadium
Attendance: 7,025
Referee: Joseph Dickerson

Championship Game MVP:Luke Spencer (LOU)

Attendance

[edit]

Average home attendances

[edit]

Ranked from highest to lowest average attendance.

TeamGPTotalHighLowAverage
FC Cincinnati17437,19731,47822,40725,717
Sacramento Republic FC17192,29311,5699,75711,311
Indy Eleven17172,77617,5358,07910,163
Nashville SC17162,64018,9227,4879,561
Louisville City FC17134,1539,6846,0097,891
Las Vegas Lights FC17123,5299,0196,8107,256
San Antonio FC17117,9697,9466,0906,939
Phoenix Rising FC17108,4757,3815,0176,381
Tampa Bay Rowdies1794,3997,3685,0595,553
Reno 1868 FC1786,1287,1033,2245,066
Fresno FC1782,8107,7693,7184,871
Ottawa Fury FC1780,7788,0842,7814,752
North Carolina FC1780,4149,5053,1694,730
Rio Grande Valley FC1779,0497,8464,1024,650
Oklahoma City Energy FC1773,0716,7572,5744,298
Richmond Kickers1767,5945,8601,5193,976
Saint Louis FC1772,6156,0193,6834,271
Seattle Sounders FC 21757,2856,0492,0903,370
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC1767,6745,0002,5343,295
Orange County SC1752,6183,7422,2363,095
Tulsa Roughnecks FC1752,0995,2032,3113,065
Charleston Battery1748,8244,6592,5972,872
Atlanta United 21744,1585,6151,9232,598
Pittsburgh Riverhounds18†43,2123,1231,8232,401
Penn FC1736,4982,9098522,147
Portland Timbers 21734,2565,8571,5482,015
Bethlehem Steel FC1739,8983,2841,4182,347
Real Monarchs1729,4324,0651,0891,731
Charlotte Independence18†29,8583,3129821,659
LA Galaxy II1717,8181,2368581,048
Toronto FC II15†12,1434,10050810
Swope Park Rangers1714,9781,134737881
New York Red Bulls II1710,9461,592498812
Total5612,756,75931,478504,923

†Two Toronto FC II home matches were moved toHighmark Stadium andSportsplex at Matthews due to unplayable field conditions.

Updated to games of October 14, 2018.
Sources:USLSoccer Stadium Digest

Statistical leaders

[edit]

Top scorers

[edit]
RankPlayerNationClubGoals
1Cameron LancasterENGLouisville City FC25
2Thomas EnevoldsenDENOrange County SC20
Daniel RiosMEXNorth Carolina FC
4Hadji BarryGUISwope Park Rangers17
Chris CortezUSAPhoenix Rising FC
Cameron IwasaUSASacramento Republic
7Brian BrownJAMReno 1868 FC16
Emmanuel LedesmaARGFC Cincinnati
9Neco BrettJAMPittsburgh Riverhounds15
Ataulla GuerraTRICharleston Battery

Source:[58]


Top assists

[edit]
RankPlayerNationClubAssists
1Emmanuel LedesmaARGFC Cincinnati16
2Aodhan QuinnUSAOrange County SC14
3Kyle BekkerCANNorth Carolina FC13
Antoine HoppenotFRAReno 1868 FC
5Jared StroudUSANew York Red Bulls II11
6Ilija IlićSERLouisville City FC10
Oscar JimenezUSALouisville City FC
8José BarrilESPOKC Energy FC9
Maikel ChangCUBReal Monarchs
Thomas EnevoldsenDENOrange County SC

Source:[58]

Shutouts

[edit]
RankPlayerNationClubShutouts
1Maxime CrépeauCANOttawa Fury FC15
2Matt PickensUSANashville SC14
3Josh CohenUSASacramento Republic12
Joe KuzminskyUSACharleston Battery
Daniel LyndUSAPittsburgh Riverhounds
Carl WoszczynskiUSAPhoenix Rising FC
7Greg RanjitsinghTRILouisville City FC11
Owain Fôn WilliamsWALIndy Eleven
9Evan NewtonUSAFC Cincinnati9
10Andre RawlsUSAOrange County SC8

Source:[58]


Hat-tricks

[edit]
PlayerNationClubAgainstResultDate
Chris CortezUSAPhoenix Rising FCOKC Energy FC4–1March 24
Thomas EnevoldsenDENOrange County SCTulsa Roughnecks FC5–0March 31
Efrain AlvarezMEXLA Galaxy IISaint Louis FC6–3May 9
Ethan ZubakUSALA Galaxy IISaint Louis FC6–3May 9
Foster LangsdorfUSAPortland Timbers 2LA Galaxy II7–3May 18
Ethan ZubakUSALA Galaxy IILas Vegas Lights7–2[A]May 26
Adonijah ReidCANOttawa Fury FCNew York Red Bulls II3–0June 24
Raúl MendiolaMEXLas Vegas Lights FCOKC Energy FC4–6July 11
Jared StroudUSANew York Red Bulls IIRichmond Kickers5–1July 13
Cameron LancasterENGLouisville City FCNew York Red Bulls II6–4August 10
Solomon AsanteGHAPhoenix Rising FCOrange County SC3–4August 11
Tom BarlowUSANew York Red Bulls IICharleston Battery4–4August 25
Sebastián GuenzattiURUTampa Bay RowdiesNorth Carolina FC3–0September 1
Jesús FerreiraCOLTulsa RoughnecksSeattle Sounders FC 24–4September 5
Tsubasa EndohJPNToronto FC IIFC Cincinnati3–4September 16
Donovan EwoloCMRNorth Carolina FCAtlanta United 26–1[A]September 21
Efrain AlvarezMEXLA Galaxy IIReal Monarchs SLC6–1September 22
Michael SeatonJAMOrange County SCSaint Louis FC4–0October 20 (Playoffs)
  1. ^
    Scored four goals.

League awards

[edit]

Individual awards

[edit]

All-League teams

[edit]

First Team

F: Thomas Enevoldsen (OCO), Cameron Lancaster (LOU), Daniel Rios (NCA)
M: Tah Anunga (CHS), Solomon Asante (PHX), Emmanuel Ledesma (CIN), Aodhan Quinn (OCO)
D: Paco Craig (LOU), Joe Greenspan (PIT), Forrest Lasso (CIN)
G: Maxime Crépeau (OTT)

Second Team

F: Hadji Barry (SPR), Ataulla Guerra (CHS), Cameron Iwasa (SAC)
M: Kyle Bekker (NCA), Corben Bone (CIN), Kenardo Forbes (PIT), Lebo Moloto (NSH)
D: Ayoze (IND), Darnell King (SAN), Denso Ulysse (SEA)
G: Josh Cohen (SAC)

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MonthUSL Player of the MonthUSL Coach of the MonthReferences
PlayerClubPositionPlayerClub
MarchUnited StatesKharlton BelmarSwope Park RangersForwardCanadaIsidro SánchezLas Vegas Lights FC[1][2]
AprilEnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FCForwardRepublic of IrelandJames O'ConnorLouisville City FC[3][4]
MayCanadaMaxime CrépeauOttawa Fury FCGoalkeeperSerbiaNikola PopovicOttawa Fury FC[5][6]
JuneArgentinaEmmanuel LedesmaFC CincinnatiMidfielderUnited StatesRick SchantzPhoenix Rising FC[7][8]
JulyTrinidad and TobagoAtaulla GuerraCharleston BatteryForwardUnited StatesMike AnhaeuserCharleston Battery[9][10]
AugustEnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FCForwardUnited StatesBrendan BurkeBethlehem Steel FC[11][12]
SeptemberArgentinaEmmanuel LedesmaFC CincinnatiMidfielderSouth AfricaAlan KochFC Cincinnati[13][14]
OctoberEnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FCForwardUnited StatesJohn WolyniecNew York Red Bulls II[15][16]
USL Player of the Week
WeekPlayerClubPositionReason
1United StatesKharlton BelmarSwope Park RangersForward2G 2A GWG
2United StatesChris CortezPhoenix Rising FCForwardHat Trick vs OKC Energy
3DenmarkThomas EnevoldsenOrange County SCForwardHat Trick vs Tulsa
4JamaicaNeco BrettPittsburgh RiverhoundsForwardHat Trick vs Toronto FC II
5LebanonSoony SaadIndy ElevenMidfielder2G vs Nashville
6United StatesDanny MusovskiReno 1868 FCForwardGWG vs Portland
7CanadaKyle BekkerNorth Carolina FCMidfielder1G 2A
8United StatesTom HeinemannPenn FCForward2G
9MexicoEfrain AlvarezLA Galaxy IIMidfielderHat Trick vs St. Louis
10ArgentinaEmmanuel LedesmaFC CincinnatiMidfielder1G 3A
11United StatesEthan ZubakLA Galaxy IIForward4G vs Las Vegas
12United StatesBrandon AllenNashville SCForward2G 1A
13United StatesJoey CalistriSaint Louis FCMidfielder2G 1A
14JamaicaJason JohnsonPhoenix Rising FCForward3G
15CanadaAdonijah ReidOttawa Fury FCForwardHat Trick vs NY Red Bulls II
16United StatesCarl WoszczynskiPhoenix Rising FCGoalkeeper7-Save SO
17JamaicaBrian BrownReno 1868 FCForward3G
18United StatesCameron IwasaSacramento RepublicForward2G 1A
19JamaicaJunior FlemmingsTampa Bay RowdiesMidfielder1G 2A
20United StatesNico RittmeyerCharleston BatteryMidfielder2G
21JamaicaNeco BrettPittsburgh RiverhoundsForward3G
22EnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FCForwardHat Trick vs NY Red Bulls II
23JamaicaMichael SeatonOrange County SCForward2G 1A
24United StatesTom BarlowNew York Red Bulls IIForwardHat Trick vs Charleston
25UruguaySebastián GuenzattiTampa Bay RowdiesForwardHat Trick vs North Carolina
26ColombiaJesús FerreiraTulsa RoughnecksForwardHat Trick vs Seattle
27JapanTsubasa EndohToronto FC IIMidfielderHat Trick vs Cincinnati
28CameroonDonovan EwoloNorth Carolina FCForward4G vs Atlanta
29CanadaKyle BekkerNorth Carolina FCMidfielder2G 1A
30JamaicaRomario WilliamsAtlanta United 2Forward2G
31EnglandCameron LancasterLouisville City FCForward3G

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