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2004 Major League Soccer season

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The2004 Major League Soccer season was the ninth season ofMajor League Soccer. It was also the 92nd season of FIFA-sanctioned soccer in theUnited States, and the 26th with a national first-division league.

2004 Major League Soccer season
Season2004
MLS CupD.C. United (4th title)
Supporters' ShieldColumbus Crew (1st shield)
2005 CONCACAF Champions' CupD.C. United
Kansas City Wizards
Matches played150
Goals scored392 (2.61 per match)
Top goalscorerBrian Ching
San Jose Earthquakes Goals: 12
Eddie Johnson
Dallas Burn
Goals: 12
Biggest home winNE 6–1COL
Biggest away winLA 0–3NY
DAL 0–3NE
CHI 0–3COL
Highest scoringSJ 5–5NY
Longest winning runColumbus Crew
Games: 4
(05/15 – 06/06)
Columbus Crew
Games: 4
(09/04 – 09/25)
Longest unbeaten runColumbus Crew
Games: 18
(07/03/2004)
Longest losing runDallas Burn
Games: 4
(05/08 – 05/29)
Highest attendanceLos Angeles Galaxy
Season: 357,137
Game Avg.: 23,809
Lowest attendanceDallas Burn
Season: 136,319
Game Avg.: 9,088
Total attendance2,333,797
Average attendance15,559
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2005 →

After playing one season in the suburb ofSouthlake, theDallas Burn returned to theCotton Bowl.

D.C. United signed 14-year-old prodigyFreddy Adu, who made his debut as a substitute in their season opener becoming the youngest player in North American sports history. TheColumbus Crew emerged as a dominant team in the second half of the regular season, running off an MLS-record 18-game unbeaten streak en route to winning theSupporters' Shield.

The regular season began on April 3, and concluded on October 17. The 2004 MLS Cup Playoffs began on October 22, and concluded withMLS Cup 2004 on November 14.D.C. United won their record 4th league title by defeating theKansas City Wizards in MLS Cup.

Overview

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Season format

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The season began on April 3 and concluded withMLS Cup on November 14. The 10 teams were split evenly into two conferences. Each team played 30 games that were evenly divided between home and away. Each team played every other team in their conference, and two designated opponents from the opposite conference, four times, and the remaining teams in the opposite conference twice.

The top four teams from each conference qualified for theMLS Cup Playoffs. In the first round, aggregate goals over two matches determined the winners. The conference finals were played as a single match, and the winners advanced toMLS Cup. In all rounds, draws were broken with two 15-minute periods of extra time, followed by penalty kicks if necessary. Theaway goals rule was not used in any round.

The team with the most points in the regular season was awarded theMLS Supporters' Shield. Additionally, the winner ofMLS Cup and the runner-up qualified for theCONCACAF Champions' Cup.

Stadiums and locations

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TeamStadiumCapacity
Chicago FireSoldier Field61,500
Colorado RapidsInvesco Field at Mile High76,125
Columbus CrewColumbus Crew Stadium22,555
D.C. UnitedRFK Stadium46,000
Dallas BurnCotton Bowl92,100
Kansas City WizardsArrowhead Stadium81,425
Los Angeles GalaxyHome Depot Center27,000
MetroStarsGiants Stadium80,200
New England RevolutionGillette Stadium68,756
San Jose EarthquakesSpartan Stadium30,456

Personnel and sponsorships

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TeamHead coachCaptainManufacturerShirt sponsor
Chicago Fire Dave SarachanPumaHonda
Colorado Rapids Tim HankinsonAtletica—
Columbus Crew Greg Andrulis Robin FraserAdidasSierra Mist
D.C. United Piotr NowakAdidas—
Dallas Burn Colin ClarkeAtleticaRadioShack
Kansas City Wizards Bob GanslerAdidasU.S. Soccer Foundation
Los Angeles Galaxy Steve SampsonNikeBudweiser
MetroStars Bob Bradley Eddie PopeNike—
New England Revolution Steve NicolReebokSierra Mist
San Jose Earthquakes Dominic Kinnear Jeff AgoosNikeYahoo! en Español

Coaching changes

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TeamOutgoing coachManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming coachDate of appointment
Los Angeles Galaxy Sigi SchmidFiredAugust 16, 2004 Steve SampsonAugust 18, 2004

Standings

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Eastern Conference

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PosTeamPldWLTGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Columbus Crew30125134032+849MLS Cup Playoffs
2D.C. United30111094342+142
3MetroStars30111274749−240
4New England Revolution3081394243−133
5Chicago Fire3081393644−833
Source:MLS

Western Conference

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PosTeamPldWLTGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Kansas City Wizards3014973830+849MLS Cup Playoffs
2Los Angeles Galaxy30119104240+243
3Colorado Rapids30109112932−341
4San Jose Earthquakes30910114135+638
5Dallas Burn30101463445−1136
Source:MLS

Overall standings

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PosTeamPldWLTGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Columbus Crew(S)30125134032+849
2Kansas City Wizards3014973830+849CONCACAF Champions' Cup
3Los Angeles Galaxy30119104240+243
4D.C. United(C)30111094342+142CONCACAF Champions' Cup
5Colorado Rapids30109112932−341
6MetroStars30111274749−240
7San Jose Earthquakes30910114135+638
8Dallas Burn30101463445−1136
9New England Revolution3081394243−133
10Chicago Fire3081393644−833
Source:MLS
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head record; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored
(C) Champions;(S) Supporters' Shield

MLS Cup Playoffs

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Bracket

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Conference semifinalsConference finalsMLS Cup
          
E1Columbus01
E4New England (wins 2–1 agg.)11
E4New England3
Eastern Conference
E2D.C. United (wins 4–3 on PK's)3*
E2D.C. United (wins 4–0 agg.)22
E3MetroStars00
E2D.C. United3
W1Kansas City2
W1Kansas City (wins 3–2 agg.)03
W4San Jose20
W1Kansas City2
Western Conference
W2Los Angeles0
W2Los Angeles (wins 2–1 agg.)02
W3Colorado10

Conference semifinals

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New England Revolution1–1Columbus Crew
Twellman 81'ReportBuddle 90+2'
Attendance: 15,224
Referee: Alex Prus

New England Revolution advance 2–1 on aggregate.

D.C. United2–0MetroStars
Stewart 67'
Eskandarian 88'		Report
Attendance: 11,161
Referee: Kevin Stott
MetroStars0–2D.C. United
ReportMoreno 85'
Namoff 89'
Attendance: 15,763
Referee: Ricardo Valenzuela

D.C. United advance 4–0 on aggregate.

San Jose Earthquakes0–3Kansas City Wizards
ReportStephenson 26'
Ching 48' (o.g.)
Jewsbury 90+2'
Attendance: 10,022
Referee: Terry Vaughn

Kansas City Wizards advance 3–2 on aggregate.

Los Angeles Galaxy0–1Colorado Rapids
ReportPeguero 30'
Attendance: 8,028
Referee: Terry Vaughn
Colorado Rapids0–2Los Angeles Galaxy
ReportRuiz 30'
Marshall 45+3'
Attendance: 20,026
Referee: Michael Kennedy

Los Angeles Galaxy advance 2–1 on aggregate.

Conference finals

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Los Angeles Galaxy0–2Kansas City Wizards
ReportArnaud 24',68'
Attendance: 11,931
Referee: Abiodun Okulaja

D.C. United advance 4–3 on penalties (3–3 afterfull time).

MLS Cup

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Main article:MLS Cup 2004
Kansas City Wizards2–3D.C. United
Burciaga Jr. 6'
Wolff 58' (pen.)		ReportEskandarian 19' 23'
Zotinca 26' (o.g.)
Kovalenko  57'
Attendance: 25,797
Referee: Michael Kennedy

Player statistics

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Goals

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1 Brian ChingSan Jose Earthquakes12
 Eddie JohnsonDallas Burn
3 Edson BuddleColumbus Crew11
 Pat NoonanNew England Revolution
 Damani RalphChicago Fire
 Carlos RuizLos Angeles Galaxy
7 Alecko EskandarianD.C. United10
 Amado GuevaraMetroStars
 Josh WolffKansas City Wizards
 John WolyniecMetroStars

Hat-tricks

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PlayerClubAgainstResultDate
 Alejandro MorenoLos Angeles GalaxyD.C. United4–2May 19
 Pat NoonanNew England RevolutionKansas City Wizards3–2June 2
 Damani RalphChicago FireLos Angeles Galaxy3–0June 5
 Davy ArnaudKansas City WizardsDallas Burn5–1July 3
 Ross PauleColumbus CrewLos Angeles Galaxy3–1September 4
 Edson Buddle4Columbus CrewMetroStars4–2September 18

Assists

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RankPlayerClubAssists
1 José CancelaNew England Revolution8
 Simon ElliottColumbus Crew
 Amado GuevaraMetroStars
4 Landon DonovanSan Jose Earthquakes7
5 Andreas HerzogLos Angeles Galaxy6
 Chris KleinKansas City Wizards
 Dema KovalenkoD.C. United
 Jaime MorenoD.C. United
 Richard MulrooneySan Jose Earthquakes
 Ronnie O'BrienDallas Burn
 Andy WilliamsChicago Fire

Clean sheets

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RankPlayerClubClean
sheets
1 Jon BuschColumbus Crew10
 Joe CannonColorado Rapids
3 Kevin HartmanLos Angeles Galaxy7
 Tony MeolaKansas City Wizards
 Henry RingChicago Fire
6 Pat OnstadSan Jose Earthquakes6
7 Bo OshoniyiKansas City Wizards5
 Jonny WalkerMetroStars
9 Jeff CassarDallas Burn4
 Scott GarlickDallas Burn
 Nick RimandoD.C. United

Awards

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Individual awards

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AwardPlayerClub
Most Valuable Player Amado GuevaraMetroStars
Defender of the Year Robin FraserColumbus Crew
Goalkeeper of the Year Joe CannonColorado Rapids
Coach of the Year Greg AndrulisColumbus Crew
Rookie of the Year Clint DempseyNew England Revolution
Comeback Player of the Year Brian ChingSan Jose Earthquakes
Scoring Champion Amado Guevara
 Pat Noonan		MetroStars
New England Revolution
Goal of the Year Dwayne De RosarioSan Jose Earthquakes
Fair Play Award Eddie PopeMetroStars
Humanitarian of the Year Chris HendersonColorado Rapids

Best XI

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GoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards
 Joe Cannon,Colorado Jimmy Conrad,Kansas City
 Robin Fraser,Columbus
 Ryan Nelsen,D.C. United
 Eddie Pope,MetroStars		 Eddie Gaven,MetroStars
 Amado Guevara,MetroStars
 Ronnie O'Brien,Dallas
 Kerry Zavagnin,Kansas City		 Brian Ching,San Jose
 Jaime Moreno,D.C. United

Attendance

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ClubGamesTotalAverage
Los Angeles Galaxy15357,13723,809
D.C. United15258,48417,232
MetroStars15257,92317,195
Chicago Fire15257,29517,153
Columbus Crew15253,07916,872
Kansas City Wizards15222,23514,816
Colorado Rapids15212,92514,195
San Jose Earthquakes15195,01513,001
New England Revolution15183,38512,226
Dallas Burn15136,3199,088
Totals1502,333,79715,559

References

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