U.S. Open Cup

Colorado Rapids vs Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC, 2016 U.S. Open Cup, Fourth Round

· U.S. Open Cup
Colorado Rapids
  • 84': Dillon Serna
FT
1 - 0
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

    About

    Colorado Rapids are hosting Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, Colorado, USA, starting on . The match is a part of the U.S. Open Cup.

    Match Timeline

    • 51': Dillon Powers (Colorado Rapids) is shown the yellow card.
    • 61': Substitution, Colorado Springs Switchbacks. Martin Maybin replaces Aaron King.
    • 72': Substitution, Colorado Springs Switchbacks. Mike Seth replaces Jordan Burt.
    • 80': Substitution, Colorado Rapids. Luis Solignac replaces Conor Doyle.
    • 84': Goal! Colorado Rapids 1, Colorado Springs Switchbacks 0. Dillon Serna (Colorado Rapids).

    Game Information

    Competition: U.S. Open Cup

    Venue: Dick's Sporting Goods Park
    Location: Commerce City, Colorado, USA

    Line-Ups

    COL Colorado Rapids

    No. Name
    18 Zac MacMath (GK)
    26 Dennis Castillo
    3 Eric Miller
    5 Mekeil Williams
    44 Axel Sjöberg
    8 Dillon Powers Yellow Card
    10 Marco Pappa
    17 Dillon Serna
    6 Sam Cronin
    19 Conor Doyle
    14 Dominique Badji
    Colorado Rapids Substitutes:
    Luis Solignac, Chris Froschauer, Marlon Hairston.

    COS Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

    No. Name
    23 William Thompson (GK)
    5 Josh Suggs
    3 Christian Ibeagha
    34 JJ Greer
    11 Saeed Robinson
    8 Rony Argueta
    6 Davy Armstrong
    44 Jordan Burt
    4 Luke Vercollone
    10 Miguel Gonzalez
    18 Aaron King
    Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Substitutes:
    Shintaro Harada, Devala Gorrick, Jacob Cawsey, Martin Maybin, Tae-Seong Kim, Nathaniel Robinson, Mike Seth.

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