New York Cosmos

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New York Cosmos was a prominent American soccer club best known for its star-studded roster in the 1970s, including Pelé, and for popularizing the sport in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf association football club
defunct soccer club
abbreviation New York Cosmos self-linksurface differs
surface form: NY Cosmos
attendanceHighlight over 70,000 spectators at Giants Stadium for some matches
averageAttendanceRecord among highest in NASL history
city New York City
competition Soccer Bowl
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalImpact associated with celebrity culture and New York nightlife in the 1970s
dissolved 1985
era original NASL era
founded 1970
homeStadium Downing Stadium
MetLife Stadium
surface form: Giants Stadium

Yankee Stadium
honours NASL Soccer Bowl champions 1972
NASL Soccer Bowl champions 1977
NASL Soccer Bowl champions 1978
NASL Soccer Bowl champions 1980
NASL Soccer Bowl champions 1982
inspired revival of the Cosmos brand in the 2010s
kitColors green
white
yellow trim
league North American Soccer League (1968–1984)
surface form: North American Soccer League
mediaCoverage extensive national television exposure in the United States
nickname Cosmos
notableCoach Eddie Firmani
Gordon Bradley
Jairzinho as assistant coach
notableExecutive Clive Toye
notableMatch Pelé’s debut match in 1975
Pelé’s farewell match vs Santos FC in 1977
notablePlayer Carlos Alberto Torres
Franz Beckenbauer
Giorgio Chinaglia
Johan Neeskens
Pelé
Shep Messing
owner Warner Communications
peakPopularity 1970s
reasonForDecline collapse of the North American Soccer League
rival Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
surface form: Vancouver Whitecaps (NASL)
roleInSport helped popularize soccer in the United States
sport association football
squadCharacteristic featured multiple World Cup winners
trainingGround Randalls Island
surface form: Randall’s Island

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Shea Stadium otherTenant New York Cosmos
Shea Stadium servedAsHomeFieldFor New York Cosmos
Raúl González playedFor New York Cosmos
Franz Beckenbauer memberOfSportsTeam New York Cosmos
Pelé memberOfSportsTeam New York Cosmos
New York Generals successorClubInMarket New York Cosmos
Giovanni Savarese managedTeam New York Cosmos
Giovanni Savarese headCoachOf New York Cosmos
New York Cosmos abbreviation New York Cosmos self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: NY Cosmos
NASL mostChampionshipsClub New York Cosmos
NASL notableClub New York Cosmos
NASL playoffs notableChampionClub New York Cosmos
former Giants Stadium homeVenueOf New York Cosmos
subject surface form: Giants Stadium
former Giants Stadium tenant New York Cosmos
subject surface form: Giants Stadium
Carlos Alberto Torres memberOfSportsTeam New York Cosmos
Carlos Alberto Torres playedFor New York Cosmos
Downing Stadium tenant New York Cosmos