U.S. Open Cup

• United States
• Winner Nashville SC

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Club	Stadium	City	Capacity
Charlotte FC	Bank of America Stadiumopened 1996	Charlotte964,784 people	73,778
New England Revolution	Gillette Stadiumopened 2002	Foxborough18,618 people	68,756
Chicago Fire FC	Soldier Fieldopened 1924	Chicago2,746,388 people	62,500
Orlando City SC	Inter.co Stadiumopened 2017	Orlando334,854 people	25,500
Portland Timbers	Providence Parkopened 1926	Portland652,503 people	25,218
New York Red Bulls	Sports Illustrated Stadiumopened 2010	Harrison19,450 people	25,189
D.C. United	Audi Fieldopened 2018	Washington689,545 people	24,000
St. Louis City SC	Energizer Parkopened 2022	St. Louis301,578 people	22,500
Houston Dynamo FC	Shell Energy Stadiumopened 2012	Houston2,304,580 people	22,039
Austin FC	Q2 Stadiumopened 2021	Austin961,855 people	20,500
FC Dallas	Toyota Stadiumopened 2005	Frisco200,509 people	20,500
Minnesota United FC	Allianz Fieldopened 2019	Minneapolis429,954 people	19,400
Philadelphia Union	Subaru Parkopened 2010	Chester32,605 people	18,500
San Jose Earthquakes	PayPal Parkopened 2015	San Jose1,013,240 people	18,000
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC	F.N.B. Stadiumopened 2013	Pittsburgh302,971 people	4,000
Capacity not recorded yet
Nashville SC	Geodis Parkopened 2022	Nashville689,447 people	–

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