Remembering the sights and sounds of RFK Stadium, a hallowed hall of soccer

November 10, 2017

If soccer in this country had a holy site – if we cared enough, collectively, to preserve just one stadium ’til the end of time – it would be RFK Stadium. It has seen it all: iteration after iteration of top-flight club soccer from the 1960s to today. US men’s and women’s national team matches. […]

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