Philadelphia German Americans win the 1936 US Open Cup
On May 3, 1936, Philadelphia German Americans became the first amateur team, and the first team from the city of Philadelphia, to win the US Open Cup.
On May 3, 1936, Philadelphia German Americans became the first amateur team, and the first team from the city of Philadelphia, to win the US Open Cup.
A cagey match opened up in the second half, then the spotlight fell — as it often has recently — on Zac MacMath.
A mistake followed by a massive save. Zac MacMath shone in the shootout as the Union win and now will host the 2014 US Open Cup final at PPL Park on Sept. 16.
Dallas are undefeated in eight league games since May 31, including the only Union loss under Jim Curtin, the consequence of a fluky own-goal.
Early first and second half goals put the Union into the US Open Cup semifinals with 2-0 storm-interrupted win
The Union survived another extra time match, taking down the New York Cosmos 2-1 courtesy of a brace from Sebastien Le Toux to advance to the US Open Cup quarterfinals.
Kevin Kinkead with pregame quotes from Union manager Jim Curtin, Harrisburg manager Bill Becher, and former Union man and now City Islander Morgan Langley.
Reading falls short in US Open Cup third round game against USL PRO side Rochester Rhinos.
Reading United face USL PRO side Rochester Rhinos in the Third Round of the US Open Cup on Tuesday.
Lehigh Valley United Sonic traveled to Maine for their US Open Cup first round game against GPS Portland Phoenix and returned the 1-0 winners after extra time. Sonic now hosts Harrisburg City Islanders in the second round on Wed., May 14.
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