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San Diego FC
San Diego FC is a professional soccer club based in San Diego, California, that competes in Major League Soccer. The franchise was awarded as the league's 30th team on May 18, 2023, jointly owned by British-Egyptian businessman Mohamed Mansour and the Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation, a federally recognized Native American tribe. The club plays its home matches at Snapdragon Stadium, a 35,000-seat venue on the San Diego State University campus.
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United States
- Aug 30San DiegoSnapdragon StadiumPerformers: LA GalaxyView details
- Aug 23San DiegoSnapdragon StadiumPerformers: Colorado RapidsView details
- Aug 20PortlandProvidence ParkPerformers: Portland TimbersView details
- Aug 16Los AngelesBMO StadiumPerformers: Los Angeles Football ClubView details
- Aug 13San DiegoSnapdragon StadiumPerformers: Club PueblaView details
- Aug 10San DiegoSnapdragon StadiumPerformers: Club TijuanaView details
- Jul 26San DiegoSnapdragon StadiumPerformers: FC DallasView details
About San Diego FC
San Diego had sought Major League Soccer representation since the mid-1990s, with earlier efforts including the failed SoccerCity stadium proposal of 2018 stalling for lack of a soccer-specific venue. The Sycuan Tribe began pursuing sports investment in 2020 and partnered with Mansour in late 2022, and the resulting bid ultimately prevailed over a competing effort from Las Vegas for the league's expansion slot.
The club's inaugural 2025 season proved unusually successful for an expansion side: San Diego FC finished first in the Western Conference regular season with 63 points, a record for an MLS expansion team, and advanced to the Western Conference finals.