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COMPLETE SOCCER PYRAMID Tiers 1, 2, 3 & Cups

USA Soccer Central

Explore every professional soccer league across the United States. From Major League Soccer (MLS) and NWSL down to USL Championship, USL League One, MLS NEXT Pro, NISA, and the historic Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

American Action

Live & Upcoming USA Fixtures

7 Matches In System
NWSL
National Women's Soccer League (NWSL)
LIVE 74'
NJ/NY Gotham FC
1 - 1
In Progress
Portland Thorns FC
USL
USL Championship (USLC)
LIVE 61'
Louisville City FC
2 - 1
In Progress
Phoenix Rising FC
Major League Soccer (MLS)
UPCOMING
Inter Miami CF
7:30 PM ET
2026-10-12
LA Galaxy
Major League Soccer (MLS)
UPCOMING
Los Angeles FC
10:30 PM ET
2026-10-13
Columbus Crew
1
USL League One (USL1)
UPCOMING
Forward Madison FC
8:00 PM ET
2026-10-12
Richmond Kickers
NEXT PRO
MLS NEXT Pro
UPCOMING
Crown Legacy FC
6:00 PM ET
2026-10-13
Columbus Crew 2
NISA
National Independent Soccer Association (NISA)
UPCOMING
Los Angeles Force
10:00 PM ET
2026-10-14
Maryland Bobcats FC

The United States Soccer Pyramid Explained

Sanctioned by the United States Soccer Federation (USSF), the American soccer hierarchy features first-division men's and women's circuits, independent leagues, development systems, and national open cup tournaments.

TIER 1 (DIVISION I) Top Flight

MLS & NWSL

Major League Soccer (MLS) features 30 men's clubs. NWSL is the premier 14-team professional women's league.

TIER 2 (DIVISION II) Second Division

USL Championship

24 professional clubs playing across Eastern and Western Conferences with passionate supporter clubs and soccer-specific venues.

TIER 3 (DIVISION III) Third Division

USL1, NEXT Pro & NISA

USL League One, MLS NEXT Pro (reserve / academy development), and NISA (independent club soccer).

NATIONAL CUPS Knockout Tournaments

U.S. Open Cup & Leagues Cup

The 110+ year old Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup linking all tiers, plus the international Leagues Cup against Liga MX.

Browse All USA Soccer Competitions

Major League Soccer (MLS)

United States & Canada • 2026

Major League Soccer features 30 clubs across the US and Canada competing for the Supporters' Shield and MLS Cup, with global superstars and state-of-the-art soccer-specific stadiums.

National Women's Soccer League (NWSL)

United States • 2026

The NWSL showcases the absolute highest level of women's club soccer featuring Olympic gold medalists and World Cup icons battling across 14 elite American franchises.

USL Championship (USLC)

United States • 2026

The USL Championship is one of the most successful Division II leagues in global football, featuring 24 passionate clubs with intense regional rivalries, dedicated supporters, and packed soccer stadiums.

USL League One (USL1)

United States • 2026

USL League One delivers authentic professional soccer to emerging metropolitan communities across the nation, showcasing top developmental talent and legendary local clubs.

MLS NEXT Pro

United States & Canada • 2026

MLS NEXT Pro is a professional men's soccer league completing the player pathway from MLS NEXT academies to Major League Soccer first teams.

National Independent Soccer Association (NISA)

United States • 2026

NISA is an independent professional soccer association providing authentic club competition without franchise territorial restrictions.

Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

United States • 2026 Tournament

The Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup is the oldest ongoing national soccer competition in the US. Over 100 teams from amateur Sunday league clubs up through USL and MLS compete in a single-elimination tournament.

Leagues Cup

North America (USA & Mexico) • 2026

An official World Cup-style tournament featuring all 47 first-division clubs from Major League Soccer and Mexico's Liga MX competing for three Concacaf Champions Cup spots.

Where to Watch USA Soccer Legally

USA soccer broadcasts are accessible through licensed services: Apple TV MLS Season Pass (all MLS & NEXT Pro games without blackouts), CBS Sports / Paramount+ & ION Television (NWSL), CBS Sports Golazo & ESPN+ (USL Championship & League One), and U.S. Soccer YouTube streams (U.S. Open Cup).

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