Newark kids get new pint-sized soccer pitch courtesy of New York Red Bulls
Kids in Newark are getting a new place to practice their soccer skills just in time for the World Cup.
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Nov 30, 2022, 11:40 AM
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11h agoKids in Newark are getting a new place to practice their soccer skills just in time for the World Cup.
The city's education department, along with the New York Red Bulls soccer team, unveiled a new mini-soccer field on Tuesday.
The pint-sized pitch at the Peshine Avenue School is part of the U.S. Soccer Federation's campaign to give kids access to safe spaces where they can play and practice the sport.
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