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Duluth FC returns home for three-game stretch, starting Tuesday night

As part of the club’s commitment to community and youth engagement, admission is free for all fans under 18 for every home match this season.

Duluth FC will play three home matches in the next eight days. Howie / HowieHanson.com

By John Shuster

After an exciting start to the 2024 season, Duluth FC returns home for a trio of matches at Walt Hunting Stadium, located at Duluth Denfeld High School.

The Blue Greens kicked off their National Premier Soccer League regular season with a 3-1 victory over JOY AC on May 15. They followed that performance with a thrilling 3-3 draw against St. Croix Legends in their Minnesota Super Cup group stage opener. Most recently, Duluth secured a 2-0 win in a friendly match against longtime rivals Minneapolis City on Saturday.

Now, the team looks forward to three pivotal home matches over the next eight days:

Tuesday – Duluth FC vs. Minnesota Blizzard FC (7 p.m.)

Duluth hosts the Minnesota Blizzard of Lakeville in a crucial early-season matchup. Both clubs come into the match having won their opening NPSL conference games. With all other teams in the conference having already suffered a loss, the winner of Tuesday’s contest will take sole possession of first place.

Saturday – Duluth FC vs. Iowa Demon Hawks (7 p.m.)

North Conference newcomers Iowa Demon Hawks visit Duluth in a rematch of last year’s Regional Semifinal, where the Blue Greens earned a 2-0 win. Fans can expect another intense clash as both sides look to build momentum.

Tuesday, June 4 – Duluth FC vs. 18x26 Academy (7 p.m., Minnesota Super Cup)

Duluth’s three-game homestand concludes with their second Minnesota Super Cup group stage match against 18x26 Academy of Minneapolis. A win or draw will be enough to see the Blue Greens advance to the tournament’s semifinal round.

With warmer weather ahead, Duluth FC is eager to welcome fans — both long-time supporters and first-time visitors – back to the stands. As part of the club’s commitment to community and youth engagement, admission is free for all fans under 18 for every home match this season. Tickets for adults are $15, with discounted pricing available for seniors and military personnel ($10), and college students ($5).

Join us for what promises to be an exciting stretch of soccer in the Twin Ports.

Note: John Shuster is co-owner and general manager of Duluth FC.

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