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Six inches of snow greeted Paterson FC when they arrived in Quincy, Mass. on Feb. 22 for their Quarterfinal encounter with Fore River FC.
Athletic Katy FC survived a hat trick by Chance Arney, an electrical outage and two extra times to defeat Houston FC 5-4 on penalty kicks on Saturday night.
Just under one month removed from the 2019 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup Final, the 107th edition of the United States’ national championship has begun with Open Division Local qualification games across the country.
In Sunday’s first US Open Cup Qualifier, Cedar Stars Academy (known in tournament logs as CSA Westchester) defeated Jackson Lions FC, 2-1, off a late goal and a confusing red card.
Steel FC, making its debut in US Open Cup qualifying, dominated Germantown City FC of Maryland, winning 3-1 at Shady Side Academy on Saturday night.
2020 US Open Cup Qualifying: In honor of Colin Clark, Colorado Rush win red card-shortened OT battle
The Rush edged Club El Azul 3-2 in a match that had to be ended early due to a flurry of red cards.
The United States Soccer Federation announced the matchups for the second round of local qualifiers for the 2020 US Open Cup.
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