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With six points through three games, Miami FC's fast start is one of the biggest surpises in USL-1 this season. But the Blues have nothing on the Carolina Railhawks, who are all alone atop the standings at 3-0-0. It's newfound success for the the Railhawks, who finished eighth and out of the playoffs in their first two seasons. Carolina comes to town on May 16.
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Miami will be ready for Charleston Battery.
Posted by: Juan | 04/27/2009 at 11:53 AM
Hopefully Miami can keep it up... and I really hope that they can schedule more games at FIU. IT is far and beyond a better place to play than Lockhart, which has sub-par facilities and is not very accessible to Miami-Dade, where most soccer fans reside. Hopefully Miami FC will not make the same mistake the Fusion made... there is a readily available fan base that needs to be tapped into at FIU!
Posted by: Joel | 04/27/2009 at 02:29 PM
I'll go anywhere for this team. Does anyone has an injury update for Miami FC. How is Leo Inacio, we missed him this week. Will he be able to play against the Battery?
Posted by: Erick | 04/27/2009 at 06:55 PM