After the World Cup, the U.S. is investing in the future of soccer with new pitches @WashingtonPost
After the World Cup, the U.S. is investing in the future of soccer with new pitches @WashingtonPost
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Less than a week after the World Cup semifinals took place at the Atlanta Stadium, kids in metro Atlanta got a brand new mini-soccer pitch.

The pitch is one of the 900 built by the U.S. Soccer Foundation, and the organization plans to build a thousand by the end of the year.
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After the World Cup, the U.S. is investing in the future of soccer with new pitches

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