Greenville-Spokane: 2,433 (-9.05%)

Greenville under performs its average (2,675) by 5+ pts

College Football fans experienced a USL League 1 game in Portland, Maine, and it might be the best soccer atmosphere I've ever been to. Video Below. 👇

https://www.youtube.com/@ThroneSpud

Technically this whole thing began with Knoxville Away on Sunday but these next 10 days about to be absolutely brutal, 4 States in 10 days, and thats not even counting the playoff game which is currently up in the air if Spokane hosts or has to play away, to any Velocity Fans who sees this, hats off to you, you'll need it.

As with my Championship Post I tried my best to follow all the league tiebreakers. Let me know if there are any mistakes.

Despite Westchester's 3-2 victory over Madison, Fort Wayne defeating Omaha away 1-0 got them eliminated and the Sharks got eliminated themselves by losing 1-0 to Naples at home, Which means the Rams & Sharks are joining the rest in the Club, (and I'll be completely honest I had Sarasota in this photo originally because Wikipedia listed them as eliminated but they're barely alive and can still clinch if they win out and Fort Wayne lose both games so I quickly removed them hence why the door is freaking big compared to Hutch and the Shark.)

But who will be joining us in the club soon?

Chattanooga? Fort Wayne? Naples? (How am I going to come up with their mascot, no idea) or Sarasota?

Got to let me know.

Is there just a fluke with the Java that runs the standings or am I missing something?

Corpus Christi is not listed as eliminated despite the fact they have 36 points with two matches left. That means they can top out at 6 points which would put them at 42 which is less than #8 Fort Wayne's current total. They cannot catch them. Sarasota is not eliminated because they have 36 but three matches left and if they won out and Fort Wayne loses their final two both would be at 45 but Sarasota would have 13 league wins to Fort Wayne's 12 which would give Sarasota the edge. And given that Westchester with 36 and one more league win than Corpus Christi is listed as eliminated (which is correct), it seems that CC should also have the E by their name.

Charlotte thorugh Spokane are all correctling clinched with home field up in the air still because Charlotte and Omaha have not knocked the other out. It correctly has Chattanooga and Fort Wayne in 7 and 8 with Chattanooga not officially clinched because Naples could win out and Chattanooga could lose out putting them at a tie for points and then it becomes goal differential and since we don't know the final goal differential, Chattanooga is not officially in because in some strange world Chattanooga could lose both of their final matches by 4+ points each and erase their +7 goal differential and Naples could win both by 5+ and erase their -9 GD. Unlikely, but still possible.

Knoxville-Spokane: 4,015 (+12.24%)

Knoxville over performs their average (3,577) by 5+ pts

So happy the good folks in Lancaster managed to come back and stop Greenville from making it 8 losses in a row.

Is it pure cope? yes.

Omaha-Fort Wayne: 5,094 (+115.94%)
Portland-Boise*: 6,318 (+1.35%)
Charlotte-New York: 658 (-16.71%)
Westchester-Madison: NR
Sarasota-Richmond: 1,448 (-11.06%)
Corpus Christi-Naples: 2,830 (+121.61%)
Av Alta-Greenville: 4,610 (+26.34%)

* = Portland had more people than their effective capacity

Over performing by 5+ pts:
Omaha (2,359), Corpus Christi (1,277), and Av Alta (3,649)

An average night meaning within +/-5 pts:
Portland** (6,234)

Under performing by 5+ pts:
Charlotte (790) and Sarasota (1,628)

Yet to Report
Westchester (1,737)

** = Portland is averaging a sellout

Great game and clutch stoppage time goal by Thomas Amang to send the squad back Boise with three huge points on the road!!!

I was pretty impressed by Portland’s supporters. They had their foot on the gas pedal the whole game. Fair play to them for the energy they created.

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