U.S. Open Cup live stream: How to watch Columbus Crew vs. St. Louis City SC, odds, TV channel
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12-second readThe Columbus Crew and St. Louis City SC are connected through their past, with St. Louis' sporting director and head coach having worked with the Crew, and players Sean Zawadzki and Dante Polvara having played together at Georgetown University, according to CBS Sports.
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The Columbus Crew and St. Louis City SC are connected through their past, with St. Louis' sporting director and head coach having worked with the Crew, and players Sean Zawadzki and Dante Polvara having played together at Georgetown University, according to CBS Sports.
The U.S. Open Cup final between the two teams will be held at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 8 p.m. ET, with the winner receiving $600,000 and a spot in the Concacaf Champions Cup, as reported by CBS Sports.
The Crew will look to players like Brais Mendez, who has registered 11 goal contributions, and new recruit Anass Zaroury, who is available after missing due to illness, while St. Louis will rely on Simon Becher, who has 10 goals and four assists this season, CBS Sports reported.
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Louis City SC and the Columbus Crew are thick, as without the Crew, one of Major League Soccer's original teams, this current St. Louis resurgence may not be possible. Sporting director Corey Wray and head coach Yoann Damet both spent time in the Columbus Crew system before helping set up this team that has reinvented itself to reach the final on Wednesday in their old city of Columbus (live on Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network, 8 p.m. But the ties don't end there, as there's even a college connection. Columbus Crew captain Sean Zawadzki and St. Louis midfielder Dante Polvara were part of the 2019 Georgetown University NCAA championship team.
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