In a rare occurrence for this competition, all participants in the Quarterfinals have yet to win the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup.
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Most of the teams in the NPSL’s Mid-Atlantic Division could be eligible for the 2020 US Open Cup with a recently announced schedule change.
The theme of the Round of 16 of the 2019 Lamar Hunt US Open Cup is simple: new blood.
A 3-1 win for the team that the table (in concurrence with the eyeball test) says is the best in the United States may seem a ho-hum result, and completely devoid of The Magic of the Cup. That wasn’t the case in Los Angeles, though.
2019 US Open Cup Round of 16: Portland Timbers crush LA Galaxy to reach second straight Quarterfinal
The Portland Timbers defeated the Los Angeles Galaxy 4-0 in front of 16,235 fans at Providence Park in the Round of 16 in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup.
With the win, Saint Louis FC advances as they become the first St. Louis team to reach the Quarterfinals since Scott Gallagher in 1993.
Orlando City vanquished Bruce Arena’s New England Revolution 2-1 in extra time on goals from rookie Benji Michel and Canadian international Tesho Akindele.
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The US Open Cup Final: 1914-present
The US Open Cup debuted in 1913, and since then has had different names and a variety of formats, but it has remained the national championship for the sport of soccer in the United States for more than a century.