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2006 Major League Soccer season

释义

Changes from 2005 season
Final standings
Eastern Conference Western Conference Overall
MLS Cup playoffs
Conference semifinals Conference finals MLS Cup 2006
Team awards
International competition
Individual awards
Top goal scorers
Goal-scoring totals
Team attendance totals
Coaches
Eastern Conference Western Conference
External links

{{Use mdy dates|date=June 2017}}{{Use American English|date=June 2017}}{{ infobox football league season
| season = 2006
| mlscup = Houston Dynamo (1st title)
| shield = D.C. United (3rd shield)
| league topscorer = Jeff Cunningham
Real Salt Lake
Goals: 16
| biggest home win = NY 6–0 RSL
| biggest away win = NY 1–4 DCU
LA 0–3 RSL
DCU 2–5 LA
| highest scoring = NY 5–4 CHV
| matches = 192
| total goals = 503
| average goals =
| longest wins = D.C. United
Wins: 6
(06/21 – 07/15)
| longest unbeaten = D.C. United
Wins: 14
(05/13 – 07/22)
| longest losses = K.C. Wizards
Loss: 7
(06/24 – 07/22)
Los Angeles Galaxy
Loss: 7
(05/06 -06/08)
| highest attendance = Los Angeles Galaxy
Season: 333,016
Game Avg.: 20,814
| lowest attendance = K.C. Wizards
Season: 177,322
Game Avg.: 11,083
| average attendance = MLS
Season: 2,976,787
Game Avg.: 15,504
| prevseason = 2005
| nextseason = 2007
}}

The 2006 Major League Soccer season was the 11th season in the history of Major League Soccer. It began on April 1, 2006 and ended with MLS Cup 2006 on November 12, 2006 at Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas for the second consecutive year in a row.

Changes from 2005 season

The MetroStars were bought by Austrian company Red Bull and rebranded as Red Bull New York, with the playing squad known as the New York Red Bulls.
The San Jose Earthquakes players and head coach Dominic Kinnear moved to Houston, Texas, due to owner AEG being unable to secure a soccer specific stadium in San Jose, California. The team was to be renamed Houston 1836, but later changed its name to the Houston Dynamo.
In June, the Chicago Fire moved into their new soccer-specific stadium, Toyota Park, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Final standings

Eastern Conference

Western Conference

Overall

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MLS Cup playoffs

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| RD2-score2=1
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| RD2-score3=1
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Conference semifinals

{{football box |

date = October 21, 2006 |

team1 = D.C. United |

score = 1–0 |

team2 = New York Red Bulls |

|goals1=Gómez {{yel|73}}
Namoff {{yel|75}}
Gómez {{goal|77}}
|goals2=Mendes {{yel|76}}
Guevara {{yel|90+2}}
|stadium=Giants Stadium
East Rutherford, New Jersey
|attendance=8,630
|referee=Michael Kennedy
|report=Report
}}{{football box |

date = October 29, 2006 |

team1 = New York Red Bulls |

score = 1–1 |

team2 = D.C. United |

|goals1=Stammler {{yel|11}}
Altidore {{goal|70}}
|goals2=Adu {{yel|73}}
Gómez {{goal|86}}
|stadium = RFK Stadium
Washington, D.C.
|attendance=21,455
|referee=Tim Weyland
|report=Report
}}D.C. United advance 2–1 on aggregate.
{{football box |

date = October 22, 2006 |

team1 = New England Revolution |

score = 0–1 |

team2 = Chicago Fire |

|goals1=Heaps {{yel|34}}
John {{yel|37}}
Joseph {{yel|57}}
|goals2=Herron {{yel|16}}
Mapp {{goal|35}}
Robinson {{yel|61}}
|stadium = Toyota Park
Bridgeview, Illinois
|attendance=10,217
|referee=Tim Weyland
|report=Report
}}{{football box |
|date = October 28, 2006
|team1 = Chicago Fire
|score = 1–2 (AET)
|team2 = New England Revolution
|goals1 = Jaqua {{goal|18}}
Segares {{yel|31}}
Robinson {{yel|65}}
Jaqua {{yel|116}}
|goals2 = Larentowicz {{yel|10}}
Hernández {{yel|14}}
Twellman {{goal|41}}
Noonan {{goal|58}} |
|stadium = Gillette Stadium
Foxborough, Massachusetts
|attendance = 9,372
|referee = Jair Marrufo
|report = (Report){{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
|penalties1 = Thiago {{penmiss}}
Gutiérrez {{pengoal}}
Herron {{pengoal}}
Guerrero {{penmiss}}
|penaltyscore = 2–4
|penalties2 ={{pengoal}} Cancela
{{pengoal}} Reis
{{pengoal}} Noonan
{{pengoal}} Twellman
}}New England Revolution advance 4–2 on penalties (2–2 aggregate after extra time).
{{football box |

date = October 21, 2006 |

team1 = FC Dallas |

score = 2–1 |

team2 = Colorado Rapids |

|goals1 = Ruíz {{goal|15}}
Thompson {{goal|55}}
Ruíz {{yel|90}}
|goals2 = Cooke {{goal|23}}
Gargan {{yel|57}}
Beckerman {{yel|86}}
Martins {{sent off|0|88}}
|stadium = INVESCO Field
Denver, Colorado
|attendance=4,176
|referee=Hilario Grajeda
|report=Report
}}{{football box |

date = October 28, 2006 |

team1 = Colorado Rapids |

score = 3–2 (AET)|

team2 = FC Dallas |

goals1 = Mastroeni {{yel|26}}
Winger {{yel|53}}
Hernández {{goal|57}}
Hernández {{goal|83}}
Noel {{yel|101}}
Mathis {{goal|114}} |

goals2 = Gbandi {{sent off|0|29}}
Ruíz {{goal|48}}
Goodson {{goal|92}}
Saragosa {{yel|112}}|

|stadium = Pizza Hut Park
Frisco, Texas
|attendance = 15,486
|referee = Abiodun Okulaja
|report=Report{{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
|penalties1 = Mathis {{pengoal}}
Hernández {{pengoal}}
Kirovski {{pengoal}}
Beckerman {{pengoal}}
Karanka {{penmiss}}
Mastroeni {{pengoal}}
|penaltyscore = 5–4
|penalties2 ={{pengoal}} Ruíz
{{pengoal}} O'Brien
{{pengoal}} Mulrooney
{{penmiss}} Vanney
{{pengoal}} Valakari
{{penmiss}} Sala
}}Colorado Rapids advance 5–4 on penalties (4–4 aggregate after extra time).
{{football box |

date = October 22, 2006 |

team1 = Houston Dynamo |

score = 1–2 |

team2 = C.D. Chivas USA |

goals1 = Onstad {{yel|45+1}}
Ching {{goal|75}} |

goals2 = Mendoza {{yel|38}}
Razov {{goal|45}}
Palencia {{goal|68}} |

|stadium = Home Depot Center
Carson, California
|attendance= 15,110
|referee= Jorge Gonzalez
|report= Report
}}{{football box |

date = October 29, 2006 |

team1 = C.D. Chivas USA |

score = 0–2 |

team2 = Houston Dynamo |

goals1 = Vaughn {{yel|55}}
Palencia {{sent off|2|57|58}}
Regan {{yel|63}}
García {{yel|64}}|

goals2 = Clark {{yel|59}}
Davis {{goal|64|pen.}}
Serioux {{yel|67}}
Ching {{goal|90+3}}|

|stadium = Robertson Stadium
Houston, Texas
|attendance = 17,440
|referee = Michael Kennedy
|report = Report|
}}Houston Dynamo advance 3–2 on aggregate.

Conference finals

{{football box |

date = November 5, 2006 |

team1 = New England Revolution |

score = 1–0 |

team2 = D.C. United |

goals1 = Dorman {{yel|2}}
Twellman {{goal|4}} |

goals2 = |

|stadium = RFK Stadium
Washington, D.C.
|attendance = 19,552|
|referee= Kevin Scott
|report= Report
}}New England Revolution advances 1–0 in single elimination.
{{football box |

date = November 5, 2006 |

team1 = Colorado Rapids |

score = 1–3 |

team2 = Houston Dynamo |

goals1 = Kirovski {{goal|4}}
Mathis {{yel|17}} |

goals2 = Dalglish {{goal|10}}
Clark {{yel|17}}
Dalglish {{goal|21}}
Mullan {{goal|71}} |

|stadium = Robertson Stadium
Houston, Texas
|attendance = 23,107
|referee=Brian Hall
|report= Report
}}Houston Dynamo advances 3–1 in single elimination.

MLS Cup 2006

{{football box |

date = November 12, 2006 |

team1 = Houston Dynamo |

score = 1–1 (AET)|

report= (Report) |

team2 = New England Revolution |

goals1 = Davis {{yel|23}}
Cochrane {{yel|99}}
Waibel {{yel|103}}
Ching {{goal|114}}|

goals2 = Franchino {{yel|16}}
Twellman {{goal|113}}|

stadium = Pizza Hut Park
Frisco, Texas |

attendance = 22,427 |

referee = Jair Marrufo |

penalties1 =Gray {{pengoal}}
Holden {{pengoal}}
De Rosario {{pengoal}}
Davis {{penmiss}}
Ching {{pengoal}}|

penaltyscore = 4–3 |

penalties2 ={{pengoal}} Joseph
{{pengoal}} Reis
{{penmiss}} Noonan
{{pengoal}} Twellman
{{penmiss}} Heaps|

}}The Houston Dynamo win MLS Cup 4–3 on penalties.

Team awards

MLS Cup: Houston Dynamo
U.S. Open Cup: Chicago Fire
MLS Supporters' Shield: D.C. United
MLS Reserve Division: Colorado Rapids

International competition

CONCACAF Champions' Cup
{{flagicon|USA}} Los Angeles Galaxy
Lost {{flagicon|CRC}} Deportivo Saprissa in quarterfinals.

{{flagicon|USA}} New England Revolution
Lost {{flagicon|CRC}} LD Alajuelense in quarterfinals.

Individual awards

Award	Player	Club
Most Valuable Player	ARG}} Christian Gómez	D.C. United
Golden Boot	JAM}} Jeff Cunningham (16) points	Real Salt Lake
Defender of the Year	USA}} Bobby Boswell	D.C. United
Goalkeeper of the Year	USA}} Troy Perkins	D.C. United
Rookie of the Year	USA}} Jonathan Bornstein	C.D. Chivas USA
Coach of the Year	USA}} Bob Bradley	C.D. Chivas USA
Comeback Player of the Year	USA}} Richard Mulrooney	FC Dallas
Goal of the Year	USA}} Brian Ching	Houston Dynamo
Fair Play Award	USA}} Chris Klein	Real Salt Lake
Humanitarian of the Year	USA}} Michael Parkhurst	New England Revolution

Top goal scorers

Position	Player	Club	Goals
1	{{flagicon\|JAM}} Jeff Cunningham	Real Salt Lake	16
2	{{flagicon\|Argentina}} Christian Gómez	D.C. United	14
{{flagicon\|United States}} Ante Razov	C.D. Chivas USA	14
3	{{flagicon\|Guatemala}} Carlos Ruíz	FC Dallas	13
4	{{flagicon\|United States}} Landon Donovan	Los Angeles Galaxy	12
5	{{flagicon\|Bolivia}} Jaime Moreno	D.C. United	11
{{flagicon\|Canada}} Dwayne De Rosario	Houston Dynamo	11
{{flagicon\|United States}} Taylor Twellman	New England Revolution	11
{{flagicon\|United States}} Kenny Cooper	FC Dallas	11
{{flagicon\|United States}} Brian Ching	Houston Dynamo	11

Goal-scoring totals

Club	Overall Record	Goals For	Goals For Avg.	Goals Against	Goals Against Avg.
D.C. United	15–7–10	52	1.63 (1st)	38	1.19 (3rd)
FC Dallas	16–12–4	48	1.50 (2nd)	44	1.38 (9th)
C.D. Chivas USA	10–9–13	45	1.41 (3rd)	42	1.31 (7th)
Real Salt Lake	10–13–9	45	1.41 (4th)	49	1.53 (11th)
Houston Dynamo	11–8–13	44	1.38 (5th)	40	1.25 (4th)
Chicago Fire	13–11–8	43	1.34 (6th)	41	1.28 (5th)
Kansas City Wizards	10–14–8	43	1.34 (7th)	45	1.41 (10th)
New York Red Bulls	9–11–12	41	1.28 (8th)	41	1.28 (5th)
New England Revolution	12–8–12	39	1.22 (9th)	35	1.09 (1st)
Los Angeles Galaxy	11–15–6	37	1.16 (10th)	37	1.16 (2nd)
Colorado Rapids	11–13–8	36	1013 (11th)	49	1.53 (11th)
Columbus Crew	8–15–9	30	0.94 (12th)	42	1.31 (7th)
Overall Totals	503	2.62

Team attendance totals

Club	Stadium	Games	Season	Game avg.
Chicago Fire	Toyota Park	16	225,775	14,111
CD Chivas USA	Home Depot Center	16	317,432	19,840
Colorado Rapids	INVESCO Field	16	192,894	12,056
Columbus Crew	Columbus Crew Stadium	16	212,699	13,294
New York Red Bulls	Giants Stadium	16	233,112	14,570
Kansas City Wizards	Arrowhead Stadium	16	177,322	11,083
D.C. United	Robert F. Kennedy Stadium	16	291,442	18,215
New England Revolution	Gillette Stadium	16	188,569	11,786
Los Angeles Galaxy	Home Depot Center	16	333,016	20,814
Houston Dynamo	Robertson Stadium	16	302,957	18,935
FC Dallas	Pizza Hut Park	16	239,714	14,982
Real Salt Lake	Rice-Eccles Stadium	16	261,855	16,366
MLS Totals		192	2,976,787	15,504

Coaches

Eastern Conference

D.C. United: Piotr Nowak
Kansas City Wizards: Bob Gansler and Brian Bliss

Western Conference

Chivas USA: Bob Bradley
FC Dallas: Colin Clarke
Houston Dynamo: Dominic Kinnear
Real Salt Lake: John Ellinger

External links

[https://web.archive.org/web/20060721115452/http://www.mlsnet.com/MLS/stats/index.jsp?club=mls&year=2006 MLS 2006 Season Stats]

{{Major League Soccer}}{{2006 MLS season by team}}{{Major League Soccer seasons}}{{2006–07 in North and Central America, and Caribbean Football (CONCACAF)}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2006 Major League Soccer Season}}

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