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| On Sunday, June 2nd, Grand Rapids FC (in white) defeated AFC Ann Arbor (in blue) 2-0. |
On Sunday, June 2nd, Grand Rapids FC defeated AFC Ann Arbor 2-0. Both teams compete against each other in the NPSL (National Premier Soccer League), and both clubs are rivals in the Great Lakes Conference Division. The game was played on the football field at Concordia University, in Ann Arbor. Scroll down to see exclusive photographs of NPSL action.
Grand Rapids FC is currently in 1st place in the NPSL Great Lakes Conference Division standings with 16 points, and an overall record of 5-1-1 (1 tie). AFC Ann Arbor is currently in 3rd place in the NPSL Great Lakes Conference Division standings with 15 points, and an overall record of 4-1-3 (3 ties). Click on the links below for more information about Grand Rapids FC, AFC Ann Arbor, or the NPSL.
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| Both teams compete against each other in the NPSL (National Premier Soccer League). |
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| Grand Rapids FC is currently 5-1-1 (1 tie) in the NPSL standings. |
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| AFC Ann Arbor is currently 4-1-3 (3 ties) in the NPSL standings. |
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| Click on the links below for more information about this stuff. |
Game Notes
- AFC Ann Arbor is also known as Ann Arbor's Mighty Oak.
- AFC Ann Arbor also features a Women's team that competes in UWS (United Women's Soccer).
- Grand Rapids FC also features a Women's team that competes in United Women's Soccer.
- Grand Rapids also has a UPSL (United Premier Soccer League) soccer team known as BiH Grand Rapids.
For more information about Grand Rapids FC click on https://grandrapidsfc.com
For more information about AFC Ann Arbor click on https://www.afcannarbor.com
For NPSL stats, and standings click on https://www.npsl.com
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