Expansion NWSL team unveils plans for new downtown Denver women's soccer stadium

It's being called the largest-ever investment in a women's pro sports team, and it's happening in Denver.

Expansion NWSL team unveils plans for new downtown Denver women's soccer stadium

By: ANNE M. PETERSON AP Soccer Writer

DENVER — The expansion National Women's Soccer League team in Denver has unveiled plans for a new downtown soccer stadium.

The team is scheduled to begin play next year. The stadium is expected to open in 2028 and will become just the second purpose-built women's soccer stadium in the league.

The Kansas City Current opened CPKC Stadium last year. The new owners of the Denver team intend to build a 14,500-seat facility with an open end that looks out over green space.

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Expansion NWSL team unveils plans for new downtown Denver women's soccer stadium

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