Total Professional Teams 76 Mens teams include 12 from Major League Soccer (MLS) 12 from the First Division United Soccer League (USL) 9 from the Second Division United Soccer League (USL) 6 teams in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) Womens teams include 37 teams in the W-League a part of the USL
Soccer Leagues within the United States of America are split between men and women. There are currently Five Soccer Leagues for men within the United States, those being: The top league in the United States is Major League Soccer. Under that would be the United Soccer Leagues (USL).
- Major League Soccer (12 teams, 6 per conference, as of 2005)
- USL First Division (12 teams, single table, as of 2005)
- USL Second Division (9 teams, single table, as of 2005)
- USL Premier Development League (54 teams, 8 conferences as of 2005)
- Another league in the United States is the Pacific Coast Soccer League; the PCSL could be classified as being on the same level as the USL Second Division.
There are currently Three Soccer Leagues for women within the United States, those being:
At the moment, the Women's United Soccer Association is on hiatus, leaving the USL's W-League as the top flight in American women's soccer.
- W-League
- WPSL
- PCSL: Women's Division
In the FIFA World Cup tournament and in many leagues, a player getting a red card will miss the rest of the match and also the next match. Some leagues suspend players for several games at a time for accumulating several red cards throughout a season.
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Men- 2,875
Many professional athletes had to serve their country during WW2, therefore the leagues became depleted of talent and new leagues were arising like the movie "A League of Their Own" with Rosie O'Donnell about an all female baseball league.
This is very hard to determine. There are hundreds and hundreds of different leagues and age groups in soccer, so it greatly matters what would count, and what would not. I would start by professional national teams. The kind that plays in the world cup and such. There would be as many as there are countries in the world, but then the question of what would be certified as a country, and what would not (colonies and such that belong to countries but are not really part of them) comes up
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There are many soccer leagues in the US. Anybody can play soccer no matter where they are or how old they are. There are club teams for children and adult leagues for adults. You just have to search around and find out what leagues are in you area.
Two, the MLS and COPA America.
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There are many soccer teams that are local leagues, but there is one professional soccer team, Real Salt Lake.
There are a few different men's soccer leagues in Burlington, Ontario. These soccer leagues were formed out of the interest in the sport.
It's almost the same: both countries have professional and minor soccer leagues with 20+ professional teams.
There are too many to count. There are dozens and dozens of basketball leagues, a few American football leagues, soccer leagues, many baseball leagues, and so on. There is no kept count of professional athletes.
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This is a very hard to answer question because their are many youth soccer leagues in Virginia, and there are many different opinions on each one.