2016 U.S. Open Cup final

2016 final of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup September 2016 May 2025 2016 U.S. Open Cup final 2016 U.S. Open Cup FC Dallas MLS 4 New England Revolution MLS 2 September 13, 2016 Toyota Stadium Frisco, Texas, U.S. Baldomero ToledoReferee assignment announced for 2016 US Open Cup final http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/09/08/referee-assignment-announced-2016-us-open-cup-final mlssoccer.com Major League Soccer 14 September 2016 16,612 Clear 2015 2017 The 2016 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final was played on September 13, 2016, at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. The match determined the winner of the 2016 U.S. Open Cup (LHUSOC), a tournament open to amateur and professional soccer teams affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation. It was the 103rd edition of the oldest competition in United States soccer. This edition of the final was contested between FC Dallas and New England Revolution, both of Major League Soccer (MLS). The final is a rematch at the same venue of the 2007 Final, won by New England. For the second straight year, the match was broadcast in English on ESPN2 and in Spanish on Univision Deportes Network.http://thecup.us/2016/08/19/2016-us-open-cup-final-will-have-late-kickoff-on-sept-13-will-air-on-espn2-univision-deportes/ 2016 US Open Cup Final will have late kickoff on Sept. 13, will air on ESPN2, Univision Deportes 2016-09-15 A preceding program on ESPN2 ran late, and the game began on ESPNEWS.https://twitter.com/ESPNFC/status/775881668724985856 ESPN FC on Twitter 2016-09-15 Dallas secured its berth in the final by defeating Oklahoma City Energy FC, Colorado Rapids, Houston Dynamo, and LA Galaxy. New England's road to the final involved victories over Carolina RailHawks, the New York Cosmos, Philadelphia Union, and Chicago Fire. The venue for the final was determined by a draw before the semifinals. Dallas drew 3rd and New England 4th. Therefore, following the results of the semifinals, Toyota Stadium was determined to be the final's location. Both teams were seeking to end a long drought for a major trophy by winning a second LHUSOC, the only trophy either charter MLS franchise has won. Dallas would be the team to end their drought of 19 yearshttp://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/09/14/fc-dallas-4-new-england-revolution-2-2016-us-open-cup-final-recap US Open Cup Final Recap Brownell Peter September 14, 2016 FC Dallas 4, New England Revolution 2 2016 US Open Cup Final Recap MLSsoccer.com September 14, 2016 by winning 4–2. It was the first time in four years that the home side won the final. As winners, FC Dallas qualified for the 2018 CONCACAF Champions League. Road to the final 2016 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup FC Dallas 2016 FC Dallas season When they were still known as the Dallas Burn, FC Dallas (FCD) won the 1997 Cup. Lamar Hunt later became the owner of the franchise, which was re-branded as FC Dallas. The team is still owned by Hunt Sports Group and is run by Lamar's sons, Clark and Dan.http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/09/13/fc-dallas-hunt-family-ties-gives-us-open-cup-special-meaning FC Dallas Hunt Family Ties Gives US Open Cup Special Meaning Sidway Scott September 13, 2016 MLSsoccer.com September 14, 2016 FC Dallas made a run to the final of both the 2005 edition and 2007 edition of The Cup. However, they lost both finals. FCD began the 2016 LHUSOC by hosting their USL affiliate Oklahoma City Energy FC and winning by penalties. In the next round, they hosted the Colorado Rapids and won in added extra time with Maxi Urruti scoring the decisive goal. In the quarterfinals, FCD won at rivals Houston Dynamo 1–0 with the goal from Fabian Castillo. Castillo would leave the club following that game to go on loan at Turkish club Trabzonspor. In the semifinals after a scoreless 90 minutes, Dallas fell behind the LA Galaxy 1–0, but would score two goals off corner kicks late in added extra time to advance to the final. Dallas defender Atiba Harris was shown a yellow card during the match which meant he was suspended for the final due to yellow card accumulation.http://www.bigdsoccer.com/2016/9/13/12903290/squad-selection-fc-dallas-new-england-us-open-cup-final Squad Selection: Go all out tonight right? Epperley Drew 2016-09-13 Big D Soccer 2016-09-15 New England Revolution 2016 New England Revolution season New England Revolution have previously appeared in two US Open Cup finals, losing the 2001 Final and winning the 2007 Final against FC Dallas. The Revs' first two matches in the competition were road games at second division opponents from the NASL. First, they defeated the Carolina Railhawks 1–0 in added extra time with a goal from Zachary Herivaux. Then, they defeated the New York Cosmos 3–2. In the quarterfinals, they hosted the Philadelphia Union and won by penalties. They also hosted in the semifinals against the Chicago Fire and won 3–1. Match The Revolution got on the scoreboard early in the match. Following a Dallas turnover, striker Juan Agudelo received the ball and was able to turn past defender Matt Hedges near the top of the penalty box. He took a shot that beat goalkeeper Chris Seitz to Seitz's right. Maxi Urruti answered for Dallas less than ten minutes later. Mauro Diaz put a ball into the box that Urruti was able to get to before former FCD defender Je-Vaughn Watson could. After taking a touch, Urruti volleyed a shot past goalkeeper Brad Knighton to Knighton's right to even the game. Late in the first half, Dallas took the lead when Hedges headed in a ball sent into the box by Diaz after New England could not fully clear a Dallas corner. The situation continued to deteriorate for the Revs as they were forced to make two substitutions due to injury. Gershon Koffie was replaced by Kei Kamara, and Watson was replaced by Chris Tierney. Just before the half ended, Hedges drew a penalty in stoppage time as the assistant referee ruled that Jose Goncalves had pulled Hedges down inside the box. Knighton guessed correctly and dove to his right, but Diaz's penalty kick had enough pace to get under Knighton's body for a 3–1 Dallas halftime advantage. In the second half, New England pressed to try and get a goal to get back into the game. However, a Dallas counter attack led to a second goal by Urruti, who finished a breakaway following another assist by Diaz. Urruti nearly completed a hat-trick later in the game, but hit the post on one attempt and was ruled offside on another. The Revolution would get one goal back as Agudelo scored his second goal with a far side tap-in of Teal Bunbury's cross from the right side. However, Dallas did not concede any further and claimed a 4–2 victory. Details 2016 09 13 2016 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final FC Dallas New England Revolution 21:00 CDT Final 4–2 Urruti 15 61 Hedges 40 Díaz 45+7 pen. Report Agudelo 6 73 Toyota Stadium, Frisco, Texas 16,612 Baldomero ToledoReferee assignment announced for 2016 US Open Cup final http://www.mlssoccer.com/post/2016/09/08/referee-assignment-announced-2016-us-open-cup-final mlssoccer.com Major League Soccer 14 September 2016 _FCDALLAS16h _FCDALLAS_16h _FCDALLAS16h _FCDALLAS_16h _FCDALLAS_16h DD0000 FFFFFF DD0000 DD0000 FFFFFF FC Dallas_whitecuffpiping _redwhitestripes_centre _whitecuffpiping _adidasred _color_3_stripes_red 001360 001360 001360 001360 001360 New England Revolution GK 18 USA Chris SeitzDF 12USA Ryan HollingsheadDF 25USA Walker Zimmerman 50DF 24USA Matt Hedges DF 31HON Maynor Figueroa MF 23USA Kellyn AcostaMF 7 ECU Carlos GruezoMF 77ARG Mauro Rosales 58MF 10ARG Mauro Diaz (c)MF 21COL Michael Barrios 82FW 37ARG Maximiliano Urruti 90+1Substitutes:GK 1 MEX Jesse GonzalezDF 2 TRI Aubrey David 90+1DF 5 ARG Norberto PaparattoMF 8 MEX Victor Ulloa 82MF 13CAN Tesho Akindele 58FW 9 BRA GettersonFW 28USA Colin BonnerManager:Oscar Pareja GK 18USA Brad KnightonDF 2 USA Andrew Farrell 63DF 28USA London Woodberry 48DF 23POR Jose GoncalvesDF 15JAM Je-Vaughn Watson 45+3MF 7 GHA Gershon Koffie 42MF 6 USA Scott Caldwell 29MF 14URU Diego Fagundez 66MF 11USA Kelyn Rowe 69FW 24USA Lee Nguyen (c)FW 17USA Juan AgudeloSubstitutes:GK 1 USA Cody CropperDF 8 USA Chris Tierney 45+3MF 4 USA Steve NeumannMF 16JPN Daigo KobayashiMF 10USA Teal Bunbury 69FW 13SLE Kei Kamara 42FW 88BEN Femi Hollinger-JanzenManager:Jay Heaps Assistant referees: Sean Hurd Adam Wienckowski Fourth official: Sorin StoicaMatch rules 90 minutes. 30 minutes of extra time if necessary. Penalty shoot-out if scores still level. Seven named substitutes, of which up to three may be used. Maximum five foreign players (all citizens and legal permanent residents are considered domestic, regardless of FIFA country affiliation)http://www.ussoccer.com/~/media/files/lamar-hunt-us-open-cup/2015-open-cup-handbook-finalists-edition--v323.pdf?la=en 2015 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Handbook (Finalists' Edition) sec. 203, para. a ussoccer.com US Soccer March 23, 2015 September 30, 2015 September 6, 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20150906131356/http://www.ussoccer.com/~/media/files/lamar-hunt-us-open-cup/2015-open-cup-handbook-finalists-edition--v323.pdf?la=en dead References 781_2a8QzxI FC Dallas vs. New England Revolution: U.S. Open final Lamar Hunt Category:2016 U.S. Open Cup Category:U.S. Open Cup finals U.S. Open Cup Final 2016 U.S. Open Cup Final 2016 Category:Soccer competitions in Texas Category:Sports competitions in Frisco, Texas