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What to Send Us and How We Handle It

The more specific your message, the more useful it is to us. If you are flagging a mistake in a match report or a transfer note, tell us which article it was, what you think is wrong, and where you saw the correct information. We would rather fix an error quickly than leave it standing, and a clear pointer saves everyone time. Corrections that check out are updated on the original piece rather than buried in a new post.

Story ideas and fan tips

South Florida's soccer scene moves fast, from MLS matchdays to international friendlies, youth tournaments and the supporters' groups that fill local bars on weekend mornings. If you know of a watch party, a supporters' club meeting, or a pickup league worth covering, send us the basics: what it is, roughly where it happens, and how fans can find out more. Suggestions like these often shape our Fan Zone guides, and we always try to confirm details with the organisers before publishing anything.

Analysis questions and debates

Disagree with a tactical take? Good. Football is better when people argue about it. Tell us which piece you are responding to and make your case. Thoughtful counterpoints sometimes become follow-up articles in our Analysis section, with credit to the reader who raised the point if they are happy to be named.

A few things to keep in mind

• We are an independent fan studio, not a club, league or ticket seller, so we cannot help with refunds, seat bookings or official accreditation. Please contact the relevant club or venue directly.
• We read every message, but replies can take a few days, especially during busy stretches of the season.
• Please do not send personal financial details or anything you would not want shared in an email thread.
• Press releases and partnership pitches are welcome, but coverage is never guaranteed and is decided on editorial grounds.

Before writing, it can also help to browse the Archive. Your question may already have been answered in an earlier piece, and if it has not, knowing what we have covered helps you point us toward the gaps.