Happy Monday, everyone. It’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day along with a federal holiday, so many of you have the day off. I probably don’t, but that won’t stop me from enjoy the day while dodging raindrops.

Lessons Learned: USWNT lose 2-0 to Spain (SSFC)

First off, shoutout to our Olivia Mason for getting the first article over at Stars & Stripes FC! It was a packed Audi Field on Saturday for the USWNT match against Spain. Unfortunately, despite having their chances, Spain took advantage of their early opportunities and got the 2-0 win. They’re back on the field in Chester tomorrow night.

Messi, Suarez punish D.C. United in loss at Inter Miami: Match report (Green Line Soccer)

The Black-and-Red were in Miami to face Inter Miami. And they got destroyed behind braces from Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi. Steve Goff summed up the thrashing:

While DC United got smoked in Miami, Loudoun United was also in Miami. This time, the home team returned with 3 points as Loudoun won 2-0 behind a brace from Eddy Davis III.

Man City’s statement win has feeling of irrelevance with season in limbo (BBC)

Man City played their first match since learning the EPL declared them guilty on each of the 115 charges. They went to Anfield to face Liverpool, and the fans let them have it. Man City got the last laugh for now by winning 3-0, but could it all be for naught when the punishments come down?

South Melbourne make history with Australia Cup win that could change the future too (The Guardian)

For the first time ever, the Australia Cup was won by a team not in the A-League Men. South Melbourne upset the Melbourne Victory to win it all.

New Audi Field roof to bring more events to DC, owners say, but concerns remain (WTOP)

We got renderings! But more renderings brings more scrutiny as several are skeptical of the team’s plans to add up to 10K seats and a roof over Audi Field.

We got an American doing ridiculous goals in training! This one is worth the watch.

Enjoy the holiday.