Kicking Back: The History of the Atlanta Chiefs (Part Two)
Author and Soccer Historian, Stephen Brandt, returns to Protagonist to share the second installment of the story of the NASL Atlanta Chiefs.
by Stephen Brandt
Read MoreWho Are Ya!: FC Kirkwood (MWPL)
MWPL newcomers, FC Kirkwood, are building a presence in their community through passion and accessibility. The family-friendly side wanted to provide opportunity to play the sport and has reasonable plans for the future. Find out more!
by Joshua Duder
Read MoreSF Glens Look to Play Spoilers in WPSL NorCal Division Finale
The Glens won’t make the WPSL Playoffs this year - they’ll go into their final game at home this weekend at peace with that. However, they have a chance to really shake up the playoff picture with a win against rivals SF Nighthawks.
by Josh Duder
Read MoreTalking About, Talking About Soccer with Jack Lowery
We catch up with one half of the best broadcasting duo in the country - While we’re sad we missed out on a dual language podcast, we’re excited to bring a you a fun conversation about… soccer with a guy who talks about soccer, SF City FC’s own Jackie Lowery.
by Josh Duder
Read MoreWho Are Ya!: Missouri Reign (WPSL)
What started as just a training group has turned into the most prominent amateur women’s team in Mid-Missouri. This week’s Who Are Ya!? takes a look at the Missouri Reign, the sister club to AFC Columbia, who ply their trade in the WPSL.
by Joshua Duder
Read More2026 World Cup Kit Review: Group by Group - Group L
From refreshing twists on traditional looks, to class - this group has a really fun mixture of kits. Ghana has the best set of the group, but you can't go wrong with any of these really.
by Brett Mullenix
Read More2026 World Cup Kit Review: Group by Group - Group K
As the first week of the 2026 World Cup comes to an end, Brett takes a look at the penultimate group of kits, group K, to tell us how they stack up.
by Brett Mullenix
Read More2026 World Cup Kit Review: Group by Group - Group J
Another great Group kitwise. Argentina produces another classic, while Algeria and Austria go simple. Jordan may be slept in (kitwise) in this very competitive Group.
by Brett Mullenix
Read More2026 World Cup Kit Review: Group by Group - Group I
Aside from Iraq, there is great debate on which team looks the best. 2 10/10's and several more 7+ scores. I can't decide which set of kits I prefer!
by Brett Mullenix
Read MoreThoughts on MLS to Indianapolis Stalled Bid
After upending Indy Eleven Park two years ago, the Men's World Cup has started and Indianapolis is no closer to a soccer stadium or MLS team. We are now getting a clearer picture as to why.
by Brett Mullenix
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