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Division I league[]
1968-1974[]
The original NASL was formed by the merger of the United Soccer Association and National Professional Soccer League in December 1967. The first NASL season was in 1968.
1975-1984[]
The 1984 season, won by the Chicago Sting, proved to be NASL's last. On March 28, 1985, the League folded, having had only two clubs (Minnesota Strikers and Toronto Blizzard) sign up for the 1985 season.
Division II league[]
2011-present[]
The new NASL was founded in 2009. After the 2010 season featured the USSF D2 Pro League as the official Division II, NASL became the second-tier soccer league below Major League Soccer, with the new USL Pro - a merger of the United Soccer Leagues' First and Second Divisions - becoming the new Division Three.
North American Soccer League (2011)
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| Clubs: Atlanta Silverbacks | FC Edmonton | Fort Lauderdale Strikers | Indy Eleven | Jacksonville Armada | Miami FC | Minnesota United | Montreal Impact | New York Cosmos | North Carolina FC | Ottawa Fury FC | Puerto Rico FC | Puerto Rico Islanders | Rayo OKC | San Antonio Scorpions | San Francisco Deltas | Tampa Bay Rowdies Abandoned expansion: Related:  |