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Source: 2015 US Open Cup Final to be broadcast by Fox Sports

January 24, 2015 by Josh Hakala

Fox-Sports-1-logoAfter three years on GolTV, the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup Final has a new home and a bigger audience. A source has told TheCup.us that the 2015 US Open Cup Final will be broadcast live on either Fox Sports 1 or Fox Sports 2 as part of a new deal between Fox and the United States Soccer Federation and Soccer United Marketing. There is no word on if the deal will include earlier round games, or the length of the contract.

The Final returns to Fox, who held the rights for six years from 2006-11 and aired the title game on Fox Soccer Channel. Fox has been the rights holder to the Final for 12 of the last 20 years, since professional teams re-joined the tournament after a long hiatus in 1995.

The format and schedule for the 102nd edition of the US Open Cup has yet to be announced and is traditionally announced in the spring.

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Championship Match Broadcast Networks
(Modern Pro Era, 1995-present)

2015 – Fox Sports
2014 – GolTV
2013 – GolTV
2012 – GolTV
2011 – Fox Soccer Channel
2010 – Fox Soccer Channel
2009 – Fox Soccer Channel
2008 – Fox Soccer Channel
2007 – Fox Soccer Channel
2006 – Fox Soccer Channel
2005 – GolTV
2004 – GolTV
2003 – Fox Sports World
2002 – Fox Sports World
2001 – Fox Sports World
2000 – Fox Sports World
1999 – ESPN2
1998 – Fox Sports Net
1997 – Fox Sports Net
1996 – No broadcast
1995 – Prime network

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Ben Miller FC - 1920 National Challenge Cup champions

St. Louis’ US Open Cup legacy began in 1920 with Ben Miller FC

In front of 12,000 fans at Handlan’s Park in St. Louis, Ben Miller FC became the first team from the west to win the National Challenge Cup, defeating Fore River 2-1

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