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Big Stretch Ahead for Greenville United!

The Greenville United will have the busiest stretch of the season over the next five days with three different matches over some tough competition.

On Saturday, May 24 Greenville United will be at home against the 865 Alliance FC of Knoxville, Tennessee for healthcare appreciation day. The Bucks will look to avenge their 4-1 loss from when they first faced each other last year.

On Sunday, Greenville United will travel up to Newport News to face USL League Two powerhouse Lionsbridge FC, who advanced to the eastern conference finals last year in their league. They are currently undefeated and are coming off a dominant 8-1 win over League Two side Patuxent FA.

Greenville United will then travel down to the Foothills on Wednesday to face the reigning NPSL Southeast Conference Champions Hickory FC, who currently sit at #7 in the NPSL National Rankings.

This demanding stretch will be a true test of Greenville United’s depth, resilience, and ambition. With three matches in five days against high-caliber opponents, the Bucks have a chance to make a statement and build momentum as the season heats up. Fans can expect grit, intensity, and a team ready to rise to the occasion.

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