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USL in Open Cup Round 2

by Marissa Blackman



USL Club
Score
Opponent
Arizona United SC
5-0
FC Tuscon
Charleston Battery*
2-2 (2-4)
The Villages SC
Charlotte Independence
2-0
Charlotte Eagles
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
1-0
Harpo’s FC
FC Cincinnati
2-1
Indy Eleven
Harrisburg City Islanders
2-0
West Chester United
Louisville City FC
1-1 (2-1)
Detroit City FC
OKC Energy FC
0-0 (10-9)
Mississippi Brilla
Orange County Blues
2-4
LA Wolves FC
Pittsburgh Riverhounds
0-2
Lansdowne Bhoys FC
Richmond Kickers
4-0
Aromas Café FC
Rochester Rhinos
7-0
Southie FC
Sacramento Republic FC
5-0
CD Aguiluchos USA
San Antonio FC
3-1
Corinthians of San Antonio
St. Louis FC
2-0
AFC Cleveland
Tulsa Roughnecks
0-2
Des Moines Menace
Wilmington Hammerheads
6-0
Miami Fusion FC

*Although Charleston lost the match against The Villages SC, the Villages have been disqualified due to fielding an ineligible player, so Charleston will advance to round three.
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