Brooklyn Italians Soccer Club – Wikipedia

The Brooklyn Italians Soccer Club It is an US football club in New York whose headquarters is in borough citizen of Brooklyn.

Founded in 1949 by John Devivo is the formation that represents the Italian community in the city of New York.

In the years of activity he has played in various professional and semi-professional leagues such as the Metropolitan Soccer League , American Soccer League , National Soccer League of New York (where he won two titles), German-American Soccer League (he won a title) Then he became Cosmopolitan Soccer League (five titles) and the North Eastern Super Soccer League .

He currently plays in the National Premier Soccer League.

The Italians They have also distinguished themselves several times in Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, the US national cup, reaching the final four times. The first in 1979 with the Brooklyn Dodgers S.C. denomination, winning the title by beating Croatian S.C. for two to one.

The second two years later, in 1981, but this time the Dodgers had to bend to the formation of the Maccabi Los Angeles Soccer Club, losing five to one with a sound.

Nine years later they reached the final again returning to the name of Brooklyn Italians, but at the Kuntz Stadium of Indianapolis they were defeated by measure by the Chicago Eagles for two by one.

The following year, 1991, they made their last appearance in the National Cup final by beating the Richardson Rockets for two by one at the Brooklyn College stadium in New York.

National competitions [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

1979, 1991

Other placements [ change | Modifica Wikitesto ]

Second place: 1961-1962, 1962-1963

Finalist: 1981, 1990