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Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup - 4th Round
• Amateur Menace to take on MLS Wiz tonight (Des Moines Register)
• Rapids on road in Cup action (Denver Post)
• Now, rest is history (Boston Globe)
• Open Cup affords Crew chance at redemption (Columbus Dispatch)
• Quakes' subs to see action in U.S. Open Cup match (San Jose Mercury News)
• Fire has to get past familiar foe in Open Cup (Chicago Daily Southtown)
• Wizards to begin Open Cup defense (Kansas City Star)
• Galaxy, Chivas take rivalry close to home (Los Angeles Daily Breeze)
• Metros take Cup seriously (New York Post)
• Revs to rest key stars tonight in Ludlow (MetroWest Daily News)
• Rhinos aim for more MLS magic (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
• Simms stepped into United role (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
• Shorthanded Timbers confident (The Oregonian)
• Upstart Menace take on role of Major League underdogs (Des Moines Register)
• Fire faces difficult road in U.S. Open tourney (Chicago Daily Herald)
• U.S. Open Cup: United vs. Richmond Kickers (Washington Post)
• Revolution seek Open Cup (The Republican)
• Kubik's defense central to earning Fire's top honor (Chicago Sun-Times)
• Galaxy, Chivas to have starters missing (Associated Press)
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• All eyes are on Pizza Hut Park (Dallas Morning News)
• Lalas land (Bergen Record)
• Against the odds, Earthquakes are tied for first (San Jose Mercury News)
• RSL's goal is to score with Hispanic community (Salt Lake Tribune)
• Tailgaters inspired by friend's cancer struggle (Star-Telegram)
• Kubik to ring it up (Chicago Daily Southtown)
• Stars speak for the cause (Washington Examiner)
• Soccer season never seems to end (Associated Press)
• Mexico Soccer Won't Appeal FIFA Sanctions (Associated Press)
