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Atlanta United Is Trying to Meet the Moment in a Pivotal Year for Atlanta Soccer
Atlanta United is working to strengthen its connection to supporters and the city as Atlanta moves toward a pivotal 2026 soccer moment tied to the World Cup.
Jason Longshore
Mar 136 min read
Training Ground Notebook: Atlanta United still wants to dictate, but the details have to sharpen
Tata Martino says Atlanta United’s identity is clear, but sharper buildup, better final-ball decisions, and stronger defending in space are still needed as Matías Galarza settles in.
Jason Longshore
Mar 135 min read
A Front Porch for the World Cup
Atlanta’s FIFA Fan Festival at Centennial Olympic Park connects the city’s Olympic legacy to its World Cup future, bringing locals and international visitors together in one shared space.
Jason Longshore
Mar 125 min read
Atlanta United Community Fund’s Latest GA 100 Grants Bring the Game to More Communities
Atlanta United Community Fund awarded $1.15 million in new GA 100 grants to create or refurbish 12 mini-pitches, expanding access to soccer across Georgia.
Jason Longshore
Mar 113 min read
The Long View: Atlanta United Controlled the Ball, Real Salt Lake Controlled the Moments
Field tilt and possession favored Atlanta, but transition chances and first-half efficiency gave RSL the edge in a 3–2 win at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Atlanta United’s home opener had the look of a match they largely controlled. Miguel Almirón attacking down the left against RSL (photo: Vanessa Angel for the SDH Network) The Five Stripes finished the night with more than 62 percent possession, nearly 70 percent field tilt, and a clear advantage in passes and territory inside Re
Jason Longshore
Mar 95 min read
Young Atlanta United 2 Side Passes Early Test in 2-1 Win
Atlanta United 2 earned a 2-1 win over Carolina Core in Athens as Cayman Togashi and Daniel Chica scored and José Silva’s young squad handled a physical MLS NEXT Pro match.
Jason Longshore
Mar 94 min read
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