- 1974 North American Soccer League season
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Statistics of North American Soccer League in season 1974. This was the 7th season of the NASL.
Contents
Overview
Fifteen teams comprised the league with the Los Angeles Aztecs winning the championship.
Changes from the Previous Season
Teams folding
- Atlanta Apollos
- Montreal Olympique
Teams joining
- Baltimore Comets
- Boston Minutemen
- Denver Dynamos
- Los Angeles Aztecs
- San Jose Earthquakes
- Seattle Sounders
- Vancouver Whitecaps
- Washington Diplomats
Regular season
W = Wins, L = Losses, T= Ties GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against, Pts= point system
6 points for a win 3 points for a tie 0 points for a loss 1 point for each goal scored up to three per game.
Northern Division
W L T GF GA PT Boston Minutemen 10 9 1 36 23 94 Toronto Metros 9 10 1 30 31 87 Rochester Lancers 8 10 2 23 30 77 New York Cosmos 4 14 2 28 40 58 Eastern Division
W L T GF GA PT Miami Toros 9 5 6 38 24 107 Baltimore Comets 10 8 2 42 46 105 Philadelphia Atoms 8 11 1 25 25 74 Washington Diplomats 7 12 1 29 36 70 Central Division
W L T GF GA PT Dallas Tornado 9 8 3 39 27 100 St. Louis Stars 4 15 1 27 42 54 Denver Dynamos 5 15 0 21 42 49 Western Division
W L T GF GA PT Los Angeles Aztecs 11 7 2 41 36 110 San Jose Earthquakes 9 3 8 43 38 103 Seattle Sounders 10 7 3 37 17 101 Vancouver Whitecaps 5 11 4 29 30 70 Playoffs
Quarter-finals
August 14 San Jose Earthquakes 0 – 3 Dallas Tornado Irving, Texas Stadium
August 15 Baltimore Comets 0 – 1 Boston Minutemen Foxborough, MA, Schaefer Stadium Semi-finals
August 17 Boston Minutemen 0 – 2 Los Angeles Aztecs Los Angeles, Memorial Coliseum
August 17 Dallas Tornado 1 – 3 Miami Toros Miami, Orange Bowl Final
August 25 Los Angeles Aztecs 4 – 3 Miami Toros Miami, Orange Bowl Post season awards
- Most Valuable Player: Peter Silvester, Baltimore
- Coach of the year: John Young, Miami
- Rookie of the year: Douglas McMillan, Los Angeles
References
North American Soccer League seasons Categories:- North American Soccer League seasons
- 1974 in association football
- 1974 in American sports
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