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San Jose Earthquakes left frustrated as VAR decisions don’t go their way
SAN JOSE, Calif. — A tumultuous week that started with the firing of Mikael Stahre on Monday continued with last night’s game against Atlanta United, leaving everyone on the San Jose Earthquakes frustrated following a controversial 4-3 loss to the Supporters’ Shield leaders. The Quakes, playing with a renewed energy under interim head coach Steve […] The post San Jose Earthquakes left frustrated as VAR decisions don’t go their way appeared first on Pro Soccer USA.
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