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Washington Post · Oct 14, 2019

Washington Spirit might split 2020 home schedule between three venues

The Washington Spirit averaged 18,645 in two appearances at Audi Field this season. (Toni L. Sandys/The Washington Post)The Washington Spirit might play home matches at three venues next season, including Audi Field, where the women’s pro soccer team drew two large crowds this year.

Discussions are ongoing and specifics change regularly. But according to several people familiar with the talks, the Spirit might end up splitting its 2020 home schedule between Audi Field, D.C. United’s 20,000-capacity venue; Maryland SoccerPlex, the team’s base for seven seasons; and Segra Field, a new facility in Leesburg, Va.

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