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2019 Special Olympics Unified Sports Soccer Exchange Program Match Schedule 2019 Special Olympics Unified Sports Soccer Exchange Program Match Schedule DATE HOME VISITOR LOCATION TIME NOTES Post-Game Sporting Kansas City New York Red Bulls Sunday, April 14 Children's Mercy Park Est. Start: 9:00pm CST / (Special Olympics Missouri) (Special Olympics New Jersey) 10:00pm ET Post-Game LA Galaxy Houston Dynamo Friday, April 19 Dignity Health Sports Park Est. Start: 10:00pm PST / (Special Olympics Southern CA) (Special Olympics Southern TX) 1:00am ET New York Red Bulls LA Galaxy Saturday, May 4 Red Bull Arena Est. Start: TBD ESPN Broadcast (Special Olympics New Jersey) (Special Olympics Southern CA) Post-Game Real Salt Lake Atlanta United Friday, May 24 Rio Tinto Stadium Est. Start: 9:00pm MNT / (Special Olympics Utah) (Special Olympics Georgia) 11:00pm ET Post-Game Colorado Rapids Minnesota United Saturday, June 8 Dick's Sporting Goods Park Est. Start: 9:00pm MNT / (Special Olympics Colorado) (Special Olympics Minnesota) 11:00pm ET Columbus Crew Sporting Kansas City Post-Game Sunday, June 23 MAPFRE Stadium (Special Olympics Ohio) (Special Olympics Missouri) Est. Start: 9:30pm ET DC United New England Revolution Friday, July 12 Audi Field Est. Start: TBD ESPN Broadcast (Special Olympics DC) (Special Olympics Massachusetts) New York Red Bulls NYCFC Content will be provided for Sunday, July 14 Red Bull Arena Est. Start: TBD (Special Olympics New Jersey) (Special Olympics New York) 8/24 NYRB v NYCFC ESPN Broadcast Atlanta United DC United Sunday, July 21 Mercedes Benz Stadium Est. Start: TBD ESPN Broadcast (Special Olympics Georgia) (Special Olympics DC) Pre-Game Seattle Sounders Portland Timbers Sunday, July 21 CenturyLink Field 10:00am - 12:00pm PST / (Special Olympics Washington) (Special Olympics Oregon) 1:00pm - 3:00pm ET Post-Game FC Dallas Real Salt Lake Saturday, July 27 Toyota Stadium Est. Start: 9:00pm CST / (Special Olympics Texas) (Special Olympics Utah) 10:00pm ET Special Olympics Eastern Special Olympics Western Tuesday, July 30 Orlando City Stadium Est. Start: TBD MLS ALL-STAR Conference All-Stars Conference All-Stars LA Galaxy LA Galaxy July/August (TBD) Dignity Health Sports Park Est. Start: TBD (Special Olympics Southern CA) (Boys’ and Girls’ Academy) San Jose Earthquakes Columbus Crew SC Saturday, August 3 Avaya Stadium Est. Start: TBD (Special Olympics Northern CA) (Special Olympics Ohio) Post -Game A longer match will be played Houston Dynamo Chicago Fire Saturday, August 3 BBVA Compass Stadium Est. Start: 10:00pm CST / the morning of 8/3 and a shorter match (Special Olympics Southern TX) (Special Olympics Illinois) 11:00pm ET will be played post game Minnesota United Colorado Rapids Wednesday, August 14 Allianz Field Est. Start: TBD (Special Olympics Minnesota) (Special Olympics Colorado) Orlando City Atlanta United Pre-Game Friday, August 23 Orlando City Stadium ESPN Broadcast (Special Olympics Florida) (Special Olympics Georgia) Est. Start: 3:30pm ET Portland Timbers Seattle Sounders Pre-Game Friday, August 23 Providence Park ESPN Broadcast (Special Olympics Oregon) (Special Olympics Washington) Est. Start: TBD Post-Game FC Dallas Houston Dynamo Saturday, August 24 Toyota Stadium Est. Start: 9:00pm CST / (Special Olympics Texas) (Special Olympics Southern TX) 10:00pm ET Toronto FC Montreal Impact Pre-Game Saturday, August 24 BMO Field (Special Olympics Ontario) (Special Olympics Quebec) Est. Start: 12:00pm ET New York Red Bulls Philadelphia Union Pre-Game Sunday, September 22 Red Bull Arena (Special Olympics New Jersey) (Special Olympics Pennsylvania) Est. Start: TBD New England Revolution NYCFC Sunday, September 29 Gillette Stadium Est. Start: TBD (Special Olympics Massachusetts) (Special Olympics New York).
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