Austin FC didn't make the playoffs las year, but are hoping to be a top contender starting with the season opener Saturday.
Austin FC, who didn't make the playoffs in their first season, are hoping for better results in their second season.After playing their first eight games on the road last year, while their stadium was being finished,The Verdes MLS season opener at Q2 stadium takes place Saturday, Feb. 26 at 5 p.m.
Austin FC didn't make the playoffs in their first season, however, they're hoping for a better year two. Sporting Director Claudio Reyna knows how to get it done. A few years ago, Reyna quickly turned New York FC, an MLS expansion team, into a contender. "It was similar. I think there was sort of style of play that we developed at NYC FC. We have that here now. But now it's about really kind of ramping up the winning mentality. And everything that's needed to develop a winning club. And not just for one year, but really every year," Reyna said.
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