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2017-18 Generation adidas Cup Qualifying: Day One Recap

November 10, 2017

Swope Soccer Village and the Sporting Kansas City Academy are hosting 2017-18 Generation adidas Cup West Region qualifying matches this weekend, showcasing Major League Soccer’s best youth talent from the U-15 and U-17 levels. Matchday one unfolded Friday with six U-17 clubs playing their first qualifiers, while the U-15 age group completed its first set of friendlies. The second and third matchdays will take place Saturday and Monday at Swope Soccer Village, and all games are free and open t… […]

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