We're about to get into the weeds with Alex Ring's new roster designation, how a newly-implemented MLS rule works, and international roster spots.
Let's dig into some questions about Austin FC and what's to come for the rest of 2024 and into 2025.
We're going to visit something we encountered recently and talk about some things we've talked about all season from Austin FC's defense.
How might Austin FC gear up for its upcoming push for the playoffs against a lot of other idle teams? Should it take what it did against Liga MX teams and apply it?
Verde may no longer be in the Leagues Cup mix, but it went better than many expected. Here's a first look at what the assessor in charge thinks of it.
An early goal from Verde nemesis Denis Bouanga might have been against the initial run of play, but it effectively ended Austin FC's 2024 Leagues Cup run.
The Austin FC head coach was a little more specific about new incoming players than he usually is, but also discussed the Leagues Cup match at hand.
Not to look ahead, but Austin could be facing a Mexican team with a trio of celebrity owners or traveling to San Jose in the Round of 16.
Austin FC made it to the Leagues Cup knockout rounds, and its journey through that bracket starts Wednesday at what's recently been a house of horrors for Verde.
We ponder what might be unthinkable if you're attached to a certain Verde player and don't want him traded. Here are some options for freeing a senior roster spot.
Two matches against quality Liga MX opponents, two wins. What's next for Austin FC hinges on the result of a match between Tijuana and Vancouver.
At Q2 Stadium on Tuesday night, Verde locked the match down for an hour of scoreless soccer and then came through with two goals.
