Spanish soccer divided over league plan to hold game in US
(WorldNews Spain)

GIRONA, Spain (AP) - A feud has erupted in Spanish soccer over the league’s unprecedented plan to hold a regular-season match in the United States. The Spanish league and clubs are for it. The national soccer federation and players’ union are against it. And in the middle, fans who have grown up supporting their teams are divided over their future in a sport that is expanding its global profile. The Spanish league is intent on closing the money gap with the wealthier English Premier League and wants to become the first major European soccer country to play a regular-season match in the United States. In recent years, Spain, Italy and France have held season-opening Super Cup...