00:00 Sports press Rick Harwin, another $1.3 trillion business in sports with your daily numbers game.
00:05 Women's soccer popularity obviously on the rise, especially ready for the World Cup four years from now.
00:12 Maybe a little bit of the sting will wear off over the loss in the next couple of weeks.
00:17 But WalletHub did a big study about popularity of soccer in the top cities.
00:21 Men and women. Number one, LA. Number two, Seattle. Number three, Portland.
00:28 Those are intertwined in the U.S. Vancouver's up there territorially.
00:31 Number four, Orlando. The ticket ranges for men is $240 to $646.
00:38 That's without Messi playing since he's now the new Beatles.
00:42 And the women's is about $140 to $240, about two times less expensive.
00:49 Bottom line is the trend in women's and men's soccer continues.
00:53 The numbers continue to escalate with Messi will only get bigger.
00:57 Sports Professor Rick Harlow, The Only Numbers Game.
