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Angel Metropolis FC will host the Mexico girls’s nationwide crew for a Sept. 5 pleasant. Getty Photographs

By way of a multi-year partnership with SUM (Soccer United Advertising and marketing), the NWSL’s Angel Metropolis FC and the Mexico girls’s nationwide crew formally introduced a pleasant at Los Angeles’ Banc of California Stadium on Sept. 5.

The worldwide exhibition between membership and nation, dubbed the “Copa Angelina,” is a part of expanded advertising from the FMF and SUM (MLS’ business/advertising arm). The 2 often collaborate on U.S.-based friendlies and promotions of the Mexico males’s nationwide crew. In Might, the FMF renewed their contract for six years with SUM.

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“We’re excited to companion with the FMF [Mexican Football Federation] and SUM to host this first-of-its-kind annual occasion that includes a nationwide crew and knowledgeable crew and bringing collectively our communities, cultures, cities, and international locations,” mentioned Angel Metropolis FC president Julie Uhrman. “We look ahead to rising Copa Angelina yr after yr.”

The Athletic’s Meg Linehan just lately reported that “extra groups could possibly be added sooner or later” of the Copa Angelina, together with attainable “prize cash added, different places thought of” going ahead.

Forward of the match on Sept. 5, the Mexico girls’s nationwide crew will participate in July’s CONCACAF W Championship that will likely be hosted in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon. Together with the US and Canada, eight nations will compete within the event that can function a qualifier for the 2023 Ladies’s World Cup and for the 2024 Summer season Olympics.

Within the present 2022 NWSL common season, Angel Metropolis FC sits at sixth within the desk. Earlier this month, the membership revealed that star ahead Christen Press was positioned on the season-ending damage checklist after tearing her proper ACL.

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