In addition to improving your level, United States soccer has been characterized by being a great spectacle. Sports in general have great treatment from shows and entertainment in the United States. The All Star Game 2024 would once again feature the MLS star team against “the best” of Liga MX.
Since 2004 the All Star Game left its previous format in which during these matches they faced each other the best players in the Eastern and Western Conference. 20 years have passed since that last confrontation and in each of those editions foreign teams have been invited.
In the last two years, Liga MX has put together a team of stars to participate in this match. For the 2024 edition, according to information from Lizzy Becherano, Liga MX would once again be the rival of the American team, which on this occasion would be led by Lionel Messi.
The information also indicates the possible location of this event. The match would be scheduled to take place on July 24. The stage that would host this event would be Historic Crew Stadium, located in the city of Columbus, in the US state of Ohio.
Liga MX vs. MLS
This would be the third consecutive time that the MLS star team would face the Liga MX team. In the two previous presentations the American team has won.
In 2021 these two teams faced each other at the Banc of California Stadium. The result was 1-1 with goals from Jonathan Javier Rodríguez for the Aztec team and Jesús Murillo for the MLS representation. In the penalty shootout the American team won 3-2.
In 2022 these two teams faced each other again, but in the Allianz Field. On this occasion, the American team defeated the Mexican team with goals from Carlos Vela and Raúl Ruidiaz. Kevin Álvarez made up the result with a goal in the 84th minute.
Last ten games of the stars
2012: MLS 3-2 Chelsea F.C. (Chester, Pennsylvania).
2013: AS Roma 3-1 MLS (Kansas City, Kansas).
2014: MLS 2-1 Bayern Munich (Portland, Oregon).
2015: MLS 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur (Commerce City, Colorado).
2016: Arsenal F.C. 2-1 MLS (San Jose, California).
2017: MLS 1-1 real Madrid (Real Madrid 4-2 penalties) (Chicago, Illinois).
2018: Juventus 1-1 MLS (Juventus 5-4 penalties) (Atlanta, Georgia).
2019: MLS 0-3 Atlético de Madrid (Orlando, Florida).
2021: MLS 1-1 MX LEAGUE (MLS 3-2 penalties) (Los Angeles, California).
2022: MLS 2-1 MX LEAGUE (Saint Paul, Minnesota).
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