Despite its widespread popularity, soccer in America is far from a national sport. The American population is composed primarily of men, whose participation in the game is declining. In recent years, there has been a resurgence in interest in the sport, especially in the United States. This is because of the many positive developments in the game, as well as the success of the national team. This is good news for both soccer and America.

The sport of soccer has become increasingly popular in America, but it is not nearly as popular as other major sports such as baseball and football. However, this trend may be changing. In the U.S., youth soccer is still popular, with attendance figures of over 70,000 at a match. In high schools, the sport is often viewed as a less impactful alternative to football. Nonetheless, soccer has become an increasingly popular spectator sport, particularly in college.

The USA vs. Nigeria Women's World Cup match on June 13 has attracted 5.043 million viewers on Fox. The women's game is the most popular game on television, with a higher average audience than the men's match. The game's popularity is increasing among younger fans, but the older generation is more likely to follow the men's league. It's also worth mentioning that the game has seen an influx of soccer fanatics in recent years.

In recent years, soccer has become one of the most popular sports in the USA. Its youth participation levels have increased dramatically and has over 100 years of history and dozens of historic clubs. In addition, soccer's combined viewership outpaces all other major US sports except the NFL. Unfortunately, people have a tendency to judge American soccer by its popularity in the United States by its performance in the MLS. In truth, the MLS does not inspire the youth to get involved. Moreover, the league's pyramid-style structure and lack of diversity have only weakened the sport.

The popularity of soccer in the United States has increased significantly in recent years. In 2014, NBC re-upheld its contract with the Premier League, and the average viewership of a Premier League match is 479,000 viewers. The average attendance of MLS games is 21500, which is higher than those of the NBA and NHL. A recent study by the National Soccer Foundation found that Americans are more likely to play soccer in the U.S. than in any other country.

In the United States, soccer has reached a golden age. In the year 2014, U.S. television viewership and television coverage of the sport have reached all-time highs. Both mainstream sports channels and popular Spanish-language channels cover soccer games on a regular basis. In addition, beIN Sport USA and Gol TV have dedicated programming for soccer fans. Despite these challenges, however, the sport continues to grow in the United States.