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Mark your calendars for Pride weekend at WakeMed Soccer Park

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North Carolina Courage players score after scoring a goal.

Both weekend matches will have free giveaways for fans and post-match fireworks displays.

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It’s nearly here, Raleigh. On Friday, June 30, head to WakeMed Soccer Park for the Pride weekend kickoff as the North Carolina FC faces off against the Charlotte Independence at 7 p.m.

The excitement continues on Saturday, July 1, as the North Carolina Courage takes on the Houston Dash at 7:30 p.m.

The Courage game doubles as a festival, featuring live music, a special jersey auction + giveaways. Be part of the celebration while showing your support for the LGBTQ+ community.*

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