It took a football star to bring soccer to the mainstream. The year was 1994. The United States was hosting the FIFA World Cup, and during a commercial break during the first U.S. match to be played on home soil (against Switzerland), Powerade decided to tap the Super Bowl-winning Deion Sanders to tell Americans that soccer was the next big thing.
The Day Soccer Came to the U.S.
Friday, July 11, 2014
The Day Soccer Came to the U.S.
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