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Sam Hamilton (4) feels his New Mexico United team has made some adjustments that will help in the Friday night home rematch with Colorado Springs . (Courtesy of New Mexico United)
New Mexico United’s players and coaches are more than ready to experience some loud, supportive background noise at Isotopes Park.
After dropping three straight road matches and slipping out of a playoff position in the USL Championship’s Mountain Division, United returns home for back-to-back contests beginning with a Friday night matchup against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC. NMU hosts Charleston Battery on Monday.
United coach Troy Lesesne referred to the homestand as “massive” during Thursday’s media conference, and he knows the club cannot depend entirely on its enthusiastic fan base to carry the load.