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Atlanta United near midpoint of season: Lots more bad than good
Atlanta United has scored only 21 goals despite spending more than $50 million on attacking talent in the past two transfer windows.
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Atlanta opens Club World Cup with small crowd but good reviews
The reviews were better than those of MetLife Stadium, which drew complaints after Sunday’s match between Porto and Palmeiras because of its dryness and how it affected play.
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Atlanta United’s Derrick Williams out at least three weeks
Atlanta United has only had its preferred starting back line of Derrick Williams, Stian Gregersen, Brooks Lennon and Pedro Amador healthy for one game this season
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Who are the 6 teams playing in Club World Cup matches in Atlanta?
As Club World Cup matches near, Atlanta United fans know MLS rivals Inter Miami and LAFC, but what do we need to know about Al Ain, Chelsea, Manchester City and Porto?
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The Club World Cup is here — but how much will top European teams care?
The international tournament isn’t like the bigger World Cup, but the financial incentives could have teams more engaged.
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‘It’s an experience’: Atlantans on why they love their clubs in Club World Cup
In their own words, Atlantans explain how they fell in love with some of the clubs playing in the Club World Cup in Atlanta.
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Four minutes could determine Atlanta United’s season
After dominating the first half until gifting NYCFC a goal with an almost predictable mistake, Atlanta United started the second half by giving up three goals in four minutes.
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An Atlanta soccer fan’s guide to Club World Cup … wait, what is that?
From dates and teams to group stages, here's all you need to know about next week's soccer tournament in Atlanta.
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Stadium security at forefront for Club World Cup in Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium has hosted numerous international soccer events, so it has protocols and procedures in place, but it hasn’t hosted a tournament like the Club World Cup.
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Is the Club World Cup a dry run for World Cup? Sort of.
The scale of hosting the Club World Cup will be smaller than the World Cup, but because it is the same sport it will offer some good tests for the stakeholders.