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Rhode Island FC aims one day to give deep-pocketed Revolution a run for their MLS money
PAWTUCKET, R.I. – The Rhode Island FC roster, valued at $4.03 million, and the Revolution’s, topped by captain Carles Gil’s $4.45 million annual salary, are as disparate as the team’s designations. But that did not stop RIFC from giving the Revolution a run for their money in the US Open Cup Wednesday night.
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Pro Soccer: Union plays Rhode Island to a drawThe Union squandered a 1-0 lead when Rhode Island scored in the 77th minute, playing to a 1-1 draw, temporarily leaving them in a tie for first place in the Western Conference in the United Soccer ...
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A get-to-know-you interview with new Senate President Valarie Lawson; and new ramps are coming to connect Route 4 and I-95.
Rhode Island FC and Western Conference leaders San Antonio FC battled to a scoreless draw in Rhode Island’s home opener at ...
The May 3 opener saw 10,700 fans fill the new stadium on the banks of the Seekonk River as RIFC and San Antonio played to a 0 ...
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Rhode Island FC starts its first season in Pawtucket on Saturday against San Antonio FC. Here's what to expect from the club ...
From lobster rolls to Del’s Lemonade, to the classic hotdogs and hamburgers, the Centreville Bank Stadium for the Rhode ...
The Revolution defeated Rhode Island Football Club 2-1 in the Round of 32 of the U.S. Open Cup in front of 9,539 fans at Centreville Bank Stadium in Pawtucket on Wednesday night in what was just ...
Centerville Bank Stadium has already proved that it can be the multi-use sports-and-entertainment venue developers promised.
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