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  1. NASL Championship / Soccer Bowl (1967–1984)

     Format  Results 

  2. NASL Championship Final/ Soccer Bowl (2011–present)

     Results 

  3. See also

  4. References

  5. External links

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The NASL Championship is the annual championship competition of the North American Soccer League. There, the two top teams face off in the final to determine the winner of the NASL Trophy, known as the Soccer Bowl Trophy.[1] From 1975 through 1983, and again in 2013, the championship game itself was also known as the Soccer Bowl.

After the 1966 World Cup was successfully televised in the United States, two new leagues were formed.[2] With international and national sanctioning from FIFA, the CFSA and USSFA, the United Soccer Association was created by a consortium known as the North American Soccer League. The second, independent league, enacted without sanction, was the National Professional Soccer League. By the following year, the two leagues merged and created the original North American Soccer League. Between 1968 and 1974 the championship game, or series (on three occasions), was titled the NASL Final, and no title match was held in 1969. From 1975 to 1984 it became the Soccer Bowl. The winner of the NASL Finals received the NASL trophy. During the Soccer Bowl years the trophy was interchangeably regarded by association as the Soccer Bowl trophy, though the official title remained the same.

The concept for the Soccer Bowl began in 1975 by then NASL Commissioner Phil Woosnam, who was trying to build a neutral-site championship event in the mold of the NFL's Super Bowl. Unlike the Super Bowl, the annual numbering scheme of the match did not use Roman numerals (e.g., Super Bowl XXI) but instead used the last two digits of the year played (e.g., Soccer Bowl '78). The original NASL's last Soccer Bowl took place in early October 1984 in a best-of-three series, as the league ceased operation in 1985.[3][4]

With the formation of the new North American Soccer League in 2009 and their commencement of play in 2011, the Soccer Bowl name was used as the name of both the championship match and championship trophy of the new league. The 2011 and 2012 titles were decided in a two-game aggregate finish. Since 2013 the championship has been a single-game final. For the 2014 season, a new format was introduced, called the NASL Championship, with the final game being called the NASL Championship Final and the trophy the Soccer Bowl trophy.[1]

NASL Championship / Soccer Bowl (1967–1984)

Format

Among the championship matches, there have been different formats used, mostly influenced by the original two leagues. The 1967 NPSL Final, and the 1968 and 1970 NASL Finals were contested by two-game aggregate goals. After 1971, the initial parameters by the United Soccer Association were used. The 1967 USA Final, and the 1972 through 1983 NASL Finals were all single-games. There was no 1969 NASL Final match contested. Instead, as in many leagues in Europe, the championship was awarded to the league winner; the team with the most points at season's end. The 1971 and 1984 NASL Finals were played in a best-of-three series.

Results

Sources:[5][6][7][8]
NASL Championship (1967–1984)
EventGameVenueLocationChampions[9]Score[9]Runners-up[9]AttendanceTelevisionMVPNotes
United Soccer Association Final1967
(USA Final 1967)

July 14

Los Angeles Memorial ColiseumLos AngelesLos Angeles Wolves6–5
(OT)		Washington Whips17,842CBSTeams tied 4–4 at end of regulation. Both scored in extra time. After 120 min. match moved to golden goal time. Wolves win on an OG.
National Professional Soccer League Final1967
(NPSL Final 1967)

September 3, 9

Memorial Stadium
Oakland-Alameda Coliseum		Baltimore
Oakland, California		Oakland Clippers0–1
4–1
Aggregate
4–2
Baltimore Bays16,619

9,037

CBSTwo-game aggregate goals series.
NASL Final1968
(NASL Final 1968)

September 21, 28

Balboa Stadium
Atlanta Stadium		San Diego
Atlanta		Atlanta Chiefs0–0
3–0
Aggregate
3–0		San Diego Toros9,360

14,994

CBSTwo-game aggregate goals series.
NASL Final
(no match)		1969
(NASL Final 1969)		n/an/aKansas City Spursn/aAtlanta Chiefsn/an/an/aChampionship awarded to team with the most points at the end of the season
NASL Final1970
(NASL Final 1970)

September 2, 13

Aquinas Memorial Stadium
Brookland Stadium		Rochester, New York

Washington, D.C.

Rochester Lancers3–0
1–3
Aggregate
4–3		Washington Darts9,321

5,543

Two-match aggregate goals series.
NASL Final1971
(NASL Final 1971)

September 12, 15, 19

Atlanta Stadium
(G1, G3)

Franklin Stadium
(G2)

Atlanta
(G1, G3)

Dallas, Texas
(G2)

Dallas Tornado[10]1–2
(OT)
4–1
2–0
Series
2–1		Atlanta Chiefs(G1): 3,218
(G2): 6,456
(G3): 4,687		Best two out of three wins
NASL Final1972
(NASL Final 1972)

August 26

Hofstra StadiumHempstead, New YorkNew York Cosmos2–1St. Louis Stars6,102Josef Jelínek converts game winning penalty kick in the 86th min.
NASL Final1973
(NASL Final 1973)

August 25

Texas StadiumIrving, TexasPhiladelphia Atoms2–0Dallas Tornado18,824Dallas concedes an OG in 66 min. Bill Straub scores in 85 min. to secure win.
NASL Final1974
(NASL Final 1974)

August 25

Orange BowlMiami, FloridaLos Angeles Aztecs4–3
PSO
5–3		Miami Toros15,507CBSMatch went directly to penalties after 90 min. Tony Douglas scores fifth and securing shot on a re-try.[11]
Soccer Bowl1975 (Soccer Bowl '75)

August 24

Spartan StadiumSan Jose, CaliforniaTampa Bay Rowdies2–0Portland Timbers17,483CBSStewart Jump[12]Arsène Auguste scored game winner in the 66th min. Clyde Best also scored in 88th min.[13]
Soccer Bowl1976 (Soccer Bowl '76)

August 28

KingdomeSeattleToronto Metros-Croatia3–0Minnesota Kicks25,765CBS, CBCWolfgang Sühnholz[14]Eusébio scored game winner on free kick in 41st min.[15]
Soccer Bowl1977 (Soccer Bowl '77)

August 28

Civic StadiumPortland, OregonNew York Cosmos2–1Seattle Sounders35,548TVSSteve Hunt[16]Stephen Hunt scored in 19th min. and assisted on Giorgio Chinaglia's game winner in 78th min.
Soccer Bowl1978 (Soccer Bowl '78)

August 27

Giants StadiumEast Rutherford, New JerseyNew York Cosmos3–1Tampa Bay Rowdies74,091TVSDennis Tueart[17]Dennis Tueart scored in the 30th and 76th min. Giorgio Chinaglia scored game winner in 44th min.[18]
Soccer Bowl1979 (Soccer Bowl '79)

September 8

Giants StadiumEast Rutherford, New JerseyVancouver Whitecaps2–1Tampa Bay Rowdies50,699ABC, CTVAlan Ball[19]Trevor Whymark scored in 12th and 59th min.[20]
Soccer Bowl1980 (Soccer Bowl '80)

September 21

RFK StadiumWashington, D.C.New York Cosmos3–0Fort Lauderdale Strikers50,768ABC, CTVGiorgio Chinaglia[21]Julio César Romero scored the game winner in 48th min. Giorgio Chinaglia added goals in the 70th and 87th mins.[22]
Soccer Bowl1981 (Soccer Bowl '81)

September 26

Exhibition StadiumTorontoChicago Sting1–0
(OT)
(Shootout: 2–1)		New York Cosmos36,971ABC, CTVFrantz Mathieu[23]Sting won in shootout. Karl-Heinz Granitza and Rudy Glenn converted for Sting.[24]
Soccer Bowl1982 (Soccer Bowl '82)

September 18

Jack Murphy StadiumSan DiegoNew York Cosmos1–0Seattle Sounders22,634USA, CTVGiorgio Chinaglia[25]Giorgio Chinaglia scored game winner in 31st min.[26][27]
Soccer Bowl1983 (Soccer Bowl '83)

October 1

BC Place StadiumVancouver, British ColumbiaTulsa Roughnecks2–0Toronto Blizzard53,326USA, CTVNjego Pesa[28]Njego Pesa scored game winner (19 yard free kick) in 56th min.[29]
Soccer Bowl Series1984 (Soccer Bowl Series '84)

October

1, 3

Comiskey Park
Varsity Stadium		Chicago
Toronto		Chicago Sting2–1
3–2
Series
2–0		Toronto Blizzard8,352

16,842

Sportsvision
TSN		Best two out of three wins. Game 1: Manuel Rojas 86th min game winner. Game 2: Patricio Margetic 82nd min game winner.
*From 1977 through 1984 the NASL had a variation of the penalty shoot-out procedure for tied matches. The shoot-out started 35 yards from the goal and allowed the player 5 seconds to attempt a shot. The player could make as many moves as he wanted in a breakaway situation within the time frame. NASL procedure during this era called for the box score to show an additional "goal" given to the winning side of a shoot-out.[30][31]
*No championship game was held in 1969. Kansas City finished first in the regular season and was awarded the championship.

NASL Championship Final/ Soccer Bowl (2011–present)

On October 22, 2011, the day their inaugural championship series got underway in Minnesota, the new NASL unveiled its championship trophy. The silver trophy has a large bowl etched with the NASL logo resting atop three long prongs, and the words "North American Soccer League Soccer Bowl" inscribed prominently across the base.[32][33] In the league's first two seasons, the championship was played as a classic two-legged series. The league announced a switch for the 2013 season to a one-game championship final, also known as the Soccer Bowl.[34][35] In 2014 the format was tweaked again, and the game was renamed the NASL Championship Final, with the trophy being referred to as the Soccer Bowl Trophy.[1]

Results

NASL Championship (2011–present)
EventGameVenueLocationChampionsScoreRunners-upAttendanceTelevisionMVPNotes
NASL Championship[36]2011
(NASL Championship Series 2011)

October 22, 29

National Sports Center
Lockhart Stadium		Blaine, Minnesota
Fort Lauderdale, Florida		NSC Minnesota Stars3–1
0–0
Aggregate
3–1		Fort Lauderdale Strikers4,511

6,849

GOL TVLuke Mulholland
(NSC Minnesota Stars)		Luke Mulholland scored game one winning goal in 53rd min.[37]
NASL Championship Series[38]2012
(NASL Championship Series 2012)

October 20, 27

National Sports Center
Al Lang Stadium[39]		Blaine, Minnesota
St. Petersburg, Florida		Tampa Bay Rowdies[40]0–2
3–1
Aggregate
3–3
(a.e.t.)
PSO
3–2		Minnesota Stars4,642

6,208

UstreamJeff Attinella
(Tampa Bay Rowdies)		Jeff Attinella saved 3 penalty kicks in shoot-out. Fafà Picault scored winning penalty kick.[41]
Soccer Bowl2013
(Soccer Bowl 2013)

November 9

Atlanta Silverbacks ParkAtlantaNew York Cosmos1–0Atlanta Silverbacks7,211ESPN3
ESPN Deportes[42]		Marcos Senna
(New York Cosmos)		Marcos Senna scored championship winning goal in the 50th min.[43]
NASL Championship Final2014
(NASL Championship Final 2014)

November 15

Toyota FieldSan Antonio, TexasSan Antonio Scorpions2–1Fort Lauderdale Strikers7,847ESPN3
ONE World Sports
NASLLive.com
KSAT12
Sofloradio.com		Rafael Castillo
(San Antonio Scorpions)		Rafael Castillo scored on a bicycle kick in the 69th min. and assisted on Billy Forbes game winner in 74th min.[44]
NASL Championship Final2015
(NASL Championship Final 2015)

November 15

James M. Shuart StadiumHempstead, New YorkNew York Cosmos3–2Ottawa Fury10,166ESPN3
ONE World Sports
NASLLive.com
Gastón Cellerino (New York Cosmos)Gastón Cellerino scored a hat trick before a modern NASL-record playoff crowd.[45]
NASL Championship Final2016
(NASL Championship Final 2016)

November 15

Belson StadiumQueens, New YorkNew York Cosmos0–0
PSO
4–2		Indy Eleven2,150CBS Sports NetworkNone
NASL Championship Final2017
(NASL Championship Final 2017)

November 12

Kezar StadiumSan FranciscoSan Francisco Deltas2–0New York Cosmos9,691beIN SPORTS

See also

  • North American Soccer League (2011–present)
  • United States soccer league system
  • Canadian soccer league system
  • North American Soccer League (1968–84)
  • National Professional Soccer League (1967)
  • United Soccer Association (1967)
  • North American Soccer League (1968–84) on television
  • Record attendances in United States club soccer

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44. ^{{cite news|last=Wagner|first=Joe|title=Scorpions Raise Soccer Bowl Trophy With 2-1 Win Over Strikers |url=http://www.nasl.com/article/uuid/15mb0ewcrj0zr1f6mfk84lrs0w/halftime-score-san-antonio-scorpions-0-fort-lauderdale-strikers-0#.VGhfyTTF-So|website=http://www.nasl.com/|date=November 16, 2014}}
45. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.nasl.com/news/2015/11/15/gaston-cellerinos-hat-trick-powers-cosmos-to-nasl-title|title=Gastón Cellerino Hat Trick Powers Cosmos to NASL Title|work=North American Soccer League|date=November 15, 2015|accessdate=November 15, 2015}}

External links

  • North American Soccer League (History)
  • WildStats.com
  • Steve Dimitry's Extinct Sports League
  • Soccertimes.com – NASL
  • The American Soccer History Archives – NASL pt1 and pt2
  • Kenn.com blog (Pages – NASL)
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