NASL Alleges US Soccer’s Proposed Rule Changes Violate Antitrust Law

Oct 2, 2015

By Amanpreet Arora   The North American Soccer League (NASL) has alleged that the US Soccer Federation’s proposed changes to Division I qualification rules violate antitrust law.   Under these suggested revisions, to qualify for Division I status, a league must: (1) have 16 teams (as opposed to 12 under the current rules); (2) have 75 percent of its teams in cities with populations greater than 2 million people (up from the current requirement of 1 million); and (3) have team stadium
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