Minnesota Soccer Mailbag:
Your weekly dose of Minnesota soccer news all in one place
Your weekly dose of Minnesota soccer news all in one place
Minnesota United had an up and down affair on Saturday night in St. Paul. But a late goal spoiled the mood, so we take a look at how the supporters feel following the draw.
With the college soccer season underway, there's a lot of soccer and a lot of news from the past week
For the first time since May, the Loons won a match in the league. Here's a view at how supporters felt following the win.
It's been a bit since we checked in on our friends in Madison, so let's take a look at how the 'Mingos are doing
Another four Minnesota Aurora players have signed professional contracts in Europe, making eight players who've signed to play professionally.
Loons are now winless in eight straight, so lets see how the supporters are feeling right now.
Four matches, one doubling as a cup match, and a lot of crazy action highlighted this week in the NSL.
For the first time since 2023 the Stars and Stripes men will return to Allianz Field, this time to host northern rivals Les Rouges
How do the supporters feel about the Loons going seven straight winless? Well here's there reactions to MINvSD.
Here's MNUFC is shaping up before their as the final MLS match before Leagues Cup against San Diego FC on Saturday night in St. Paul
NSL's Round 14 got wacky with every away team winning, even with most of them as underdogs.
Two Loons matches, the end of the non-league season, and more pro contracts for Aurora players
Loons fall to SKC, so now we take it to the supporters to get their thoughts on the night.
The non-league season may be almost entirely over now, but the Loons are back in action this week.
Two rounds in and only one team remains without a draw or loss