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Two former Columbus Crew players were banned for life Monday by Major League Soccer for gambling on soccer, including bets involving their own matches.
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Last season, the Columbus Crew was eliminated in the first round of the playoffs by rival FC Cincinnati. This year, the team has a new coach and a new team captain.
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Nancy lost his first four games in charge, including a League Cup final, and six out of eight in total.
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Henrik Rydström, 49, replaces Wilfried Nancy. Rydstrom last coached Malmo, a team in Sweden's top division.
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The name change comes as the Columbus Crew and Lower.com complete the initial term of the stadium's naming rights.
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Darlington Nagbe's 444 regular-season MLS appearances are fifth behind Nick Rimando (514), Kyle Beckerman (498), Dax McCarty (488) and Kei Kamara (463).
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The game will be played at Huntington Bank Field, the home of the Cleveland Browns, which seats 67,000. The Crew's Lower.com Field seats 20,000.
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In a season that's been dominated by the outsized talent of Inter Miami's Lionel Messi, Darlington Nagbe is among the quietly steady performers who have helped raise the profile of MLS throughout the years.
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Inter Miami beat the defending MLS Cup champion Columbus Crew 3-2 on Wednesday night in Columbus, wrapping up the Supporters Shield given annually to the team with the best regular-season record.
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Columbus Crew forwards Cucho Hernandez and Diego Rossi teamed up for the MLS All-Stars only goal on the night.