Soccer's Growth in America

Major League Soccer (MLS) is North America's top professional soccer league, featuring teams in a season leading to playoffs. It promotes the sport's global appeal with dynamic play.

MLS launched in 1996 after the 1994 World Cup. Early stars like David Beckham boosted visibility. LA Galaxy dominates titles, while Lionel Messi elevates the league. Matches last 90 minutes, with goals scored by kicking into nets. Tactics involve formations and set pieces.

Expansion and youth academies grow MLS, with Apple TV streaming. Its inclusivity and excitement attract diverse fans.