The Most American Soccer Competition: 4 Reasons Why the U.S. Open

1. No Ties This is a single-elimination tournament.  If it’s all tied up after 90 minutes, we get 30 minutes of extra time. If that doesn’t break the deadlock, we’ll witness the second penalty shootout in the team’s history! 2. It’s the Most Democratic Tournament 99 teams will play 67 matches to determine who gets the […]

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