Complete U.S. Open Cup Coverage
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CLICK THE HEADLINE ABOVE TO VIEW THE BRACKET. Playing at home at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City Wizards forward Igor Simutenkov broke the scoreless tie in the fifth minute of extra time with the golden goal that would lift the Wizards to the Open Cup championship and deny the Chicago Fire their second in a row. The 2004 tournament would be the last tournament to utilize the golden goal overtime system.
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CLICK THE HEADLINE ABOVE TO VIEW THE BRACKET. Chicago wins their third Open Cup title, 1-0 over the Metrostars at Giants Stadium, denying the New Jersey-based club their first trophy. Damani Ralph scored the game-winner in the 68th minute.
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The initial National Challenge Cup competition had been favorably received across the country. As a result, when invitations went out this year, 82 teams accepted, almost double the number from last year. All regions of the country outside of California and St. Louis were represented (St. Louis would take part starting in 1918, and California soon after). Many familiar teams made good runs this year.
Results of the 1915 National Challenge Cup
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The United States finally got its first true national championship tournament with the inauguration of the National Challenge Cup. Unlike the AAFA Cup Tie Competition (amateurs only) and the American Cup (only the northeast region), this was a true nationwide competition open to both amateurs and professionals. It marked the capstone of the new soccer structure established by the USFA, and would provide the building blocks for the re-establishment of the National Team.
Results of the 1914 National Challenge Cup
