Headlines: Jury Favors U.S. Soccer, MLS in NASL Lawsuit

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A federal jury has found in favor of the U.S. Soccer Federation and MLS in the antitrust lawsuit filed against the two entities by the North American Soccer League. The verdict, which the NASL will likely appeal, amounts to a significant victory for the USSF and MLS, and is the culmination of a seven-year process that began in September of 2017, when the USSF denied the NASL's application to be classified as a Division 2 league. The NASL filed its lawsuit shortly thereafter, initially asking for $500 million in damages, though Judge Hector Gonzalez later reduced the potential damages to $375 million.