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Since New York is one of those rare, truly global cities, it makes sense that the world's favorite sport—referred to in the States as soccer, of course—is well-represented by dozens of fields throughout the area. Save up your strength for that cross,... more
Since New York is one of those rare, truly global cities, it makes sense that the world's favorite sport—referred to in the States as soccer, of course—is well-represented by dozens of fields throughout the area. Save up your strength for that cross, though, because we've done all the legwork for you.
In Manhattan:
Inwood Hill Park
Dyckman St & Hudson River
Jefferson Park
E. 112th
Great Lawn
Central Park, 82nd St
North Meadow
Central Park, 97th St
DeWitt Clinton Park
Eleventh Ave & W. 52nd St
Nike Field
Rivington & Chrystie Streets
Lions Gate Field
Grand & Chrystie Streets
East River Park
E. 12th Street
In Brooklyn:
Ben Vitale Fields
14th & Crospey Aves
Canarsie Beach Park
Seaview Ave & E. 92nd St
City Line Park
Atlantic & Fountain Aves
Friends Field
Ave L & E. 4th St
George Wingate Playground
Brooklyn & Rutland Aves
Marine Park
Gerritsen & Gotham Ave
McCarren Park
Lorimer St & Driggs Ave
Monroe Cohen Park
Seaview Ave & E 108th St
Red Hook Park
King & Richards Streets
In Queens:
Baisley Pond Park
150 St & 134th Ave
Creedmoor Farm
Union Turnpike & 72nd Ave
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Grand Central & Van Wyck
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Since New York is one of those rare, truly global cities, it makes sense that the world's favorite sport—referred to in the States as soccer, of course—is well-represented by dozens of fields throughout the area. Save up your strength for that cross, though, because we've done all the legwork for you.
In Manhattan: Inwood Hill Park In Brooklyn: Ben Vitale Fields In Queens: |
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