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03-19 07:00
0 - 2
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Hartford Athletic
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FC Motown
Hartford Athletic
Attacks
96
101
Dangerous Attacks
69
60
Ball Possession
51
49
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5
2
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End 0-2
83′
R. Pierre-Louis
80′
A.Williams
A.Hernández
77′
T. Jansen
K. Baffour
67′
P. Tolkin
E. Hope
67′
H. Weston
L. Sanchez
65′
B. Makangila
S. Canada
61′
J. Fala
J. Bailon
61′
J. Krongold
N.Thanhofer
55′
j.moreira
B.Coffey
51′
0-2
A.Hernández
45′
A. D. Pe
J.Scarlett
Halftime 0-1
43′
G. Flynn
33′
0-1
T. Presthus
Assist: A.Hernández
4′
E. Hope
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Match Info
Hartford Athletic advanced to the next round of the 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with a professional 2-0 away victory over lower-league side FC Motown. The USL Championship outfit controlled the tempo from the outset and their superior quality told in a match played on March 19th. Hartford opened the scoring midway through the first half when their striker finished calmly after a defensive error from the FC Motown backline. The visiting side doubled their advantage just after the hour mark from a well-worked set-piece, heading home from a corner to effectively seal the result. FC Motown, representing the amateur levels of the American soccer pyramid, battled bravely and created a few half-chances but were unable to trouble the Hartford goalkeeper significantly. The match result is a classic Cup upset that didn't materialize, as the higher-division team navigated a potential banana skin with minimal fuss. The win keeps Hartford Athletic's Open Cup dream alive for another round, while FC Motown exits the competition with pride after a valiant effort. Hartford's manager highlighted the importance of respecting every opponent in the Cup, while the FC Motown coach expressed pride in his players for competing against a full-time professional team.