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Revs add two more players, some players who spent time in Portugal’s top league linked to MLS clubs João Gonçalves, O Jornal correspondent On Monday, Major League Soccer announced that the 2021 MLS season will begin on Saturday, April 3 and clubs will start pre-season training on Feb. 22, a little less than six weeks prior to opening day, which this season is being called MLS is Back.  Just two days later reports started surfacing about a possible lockout. ESPN revealed that MLS President and deputy commissioner Mark Abbott sent a memo on Wednesday, advising teams and league staff that t...

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Liverpool v Man United unwatchable for colour-blind viewers Charlie Walker For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The most-watched Premier League game in British history between Liverpool and Manchester United was actually un-watchable for hundreds of thousands of viewers, who are colour blind. Almost five million football fans tuned in, but an estimated 300,000 of them struggled to tell one team from the other. Supporters who experience 'colour vision deficiency' were horrified to discover United had chosen to wear their away strip for the match at Anfield...

MLS players won't be rushed into decision on revising CBA The Major League Soccer Players Association won’t be rushed into a decision on proposed changes to the collective bargaining agreement with the league amid uncertainties about the 2021 season, the union's executive director said. The Canadian Press Carlos Vela , The Canadian Press The Major League Soccer Players Association won’t be rushed into a decision on proposed changes to the collective bargaining agreement with the league amid uncertainties about the 2021 season, the union's execut...

2021/01/14 07:40 The Major League Soccer Players Association won’t be rushed into a decision on proposed changes to the collective bargaining agreement with the league amid uncertainties about the 2021 season, the union's executive director said. MLSPA executive director Bob Foose on Wednesday decried the league's decision to invoke the agreement's “force majeure” clause to reopen negotiations on the CBA after the sides had two difficult negotiations a year ago — one in February that seemed to indicate labor peace, and a second in June when players took a pay c...