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The United States Men’s National Team will have two games in South Florida in the span of a month, including one which was surprisingly moved there. We discuss that and the Crest Cup on Episode 202. The USMNT had their…

Episode 202 of the USA Soccercast discusses the United States Men's National Team playing two matches in South Florida within a month. The away leg of the USMNT Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals against Haiti was relocated to Miami after Haiti received a special Concacaf exemption to host outside the Caribbean.
The podcast also covers the USMNT returning to South Florida to play Jamaica in Fort Lauderdale on December 13th, providing opportunities for MLS-based players. Additionally, the episode reviews the launch of the Crest Cup, an open tournament featuring teams from the NWSL and USL Super League.
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