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==NSC Minnesota Stars== |
==NSC Minnesota Stars== |
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+ | ===2010–January 2012=== |
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| − | ==Minnesota Stars |
+ | ==Minnesota Stars== |
| + | ===January 2012–March 2013=== |
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| − | ===2012-present=== |
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| − | [[File:Minnesota_Stars_FC_logo.svg| |
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| + | ==Minnesota United== |
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| + | ===March 2013–=== |
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Revision as of 20:39, 27 April 2013
NSC Minnesota Stars
2010–January 2012
Minnesota Stars
January 2012–March 2013
Minnesota United
March 2013–
| Clubs: Atlanta Silverbacks | FC Edmonton | Fort Lauderdale Strikers | Indy Eleven | Jacksonville Armada | Miami FC | Minnesota United | Montreal Impact | New York Cosmos | North Carolina FC | Ottawa Fury FC | Puerto Rico FC | Puerto Rico Islanders | Rayo OKC | San Antonio Scorpions | San Francisco Deltas | Tampa Bay Rowdies Abandoned expansion: Related:  |
