Austin FC

The Verde and Black put together one of the biggest single-year turnarounds in Major League Soccer history last season. Now, their rivals will try to bring them back down to earth.

The team has improved from a second-from-the-bottom finish in their first season to a second-place finish this year.

If you're not already on the way to California, there are a number of local spots to watch the Western Conference Final.

Austin fans, or supporters as they prefer, made Q2 one of the most vibrant atmospheres in Major League Soccer in their first season. Now they ready themselves for their second act.

Austin FC’s entrance into Major League Soccer means San Antonio’s shut out from the highest level of pro soccer in North America. So how did that happen?

The MLS team will play its first soccer game at home Saturday night. KUT's Jimmy Maas and Jerry Quijano preview what fans can expect.

As many as 20,500 people will be sitting, standing and cheering right next to each other at Q2 Stadium.

The dogs will be temporary mascots during soccer games at Q2 Stadium, and featured in social media promotions and on-field events.

Austin FC has announced a partnership with the financial software company Q2 Holdings, Inc., for naming rights for the stadium at McKalla Place.

Fans get the first look at – and first opportunity to buy – 2021 kits.