Lawmakers lace up for 12th annual congressional soccer match
Republican and Democratic members of Congress set aside their political differences Wednesday night as they played in the 12th annual bipartisan congressional soccer match at Audi Field in Washington, D.C.
Lawmakers lace up for 12th annual congressional soccer match Members of Congress, including Republicans and Democrats, participated in the 12th annual bipartisan congressional soccer match at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. The friendly game aimed to raise awareness and funds for the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s programs for children in underserved communities. Former soccer stars Carli Lloyd and Alexi Lalas highlighted the event’s ability to unite people and support youth soccer initiatives.
- The 12th annual bipartisan congressional soccer match was held at Audi Field in Washington, D.C.
- Lawmakers from both Republican and Democratic parties participated.
- The event supported the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s programs for children in underserved communities.
- Former soccer players Carli Lloyd and Alexi Lalas emphasized the unifying power of soccer and the importance of the foundation’s work.
- Republicans won the match 7-5, though Democrats still lead the series 7-5.
- Proceeds from the event will fund the U.S. Soccer Foundation’s programs.
- The match has been held annually since 2013 at various locations.
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