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MLS Cup 2000

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Venue
Match
Overview Details
References

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MLS Cup 2000 was the final match of the 2000 MLS Season, and the 5th championship awarded in the history of Major League Soccer.

The match took place on Sunday, October 15, 2000, at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington, D.C., between Kansas City Wizards and Chicago Fire Soccer Club. Kansas City won the match 1–0, with an 11th-minute goal from Danish international Miklos Molnar the difference on the afternoon. It was the first MLS Cup final to not feature an Eastern division club; the first to feature a Central team (Chicago), and the first won by a Western conference team.

Venue

At the time of the match in October 2000, seating capacity within the confines of RFK Stadium was 56,454 spectators.

Match

Overview

The match began with Chicago on the offensive early, with Ante Razov and Hristo Stoitchkov creating several attempts within the first ten minutes.

In the 11th minute, however, Wizards midfielder Chris Klein stole the ball from Chicago's Diego Gutiérrez near midfield and stormed down the touch line. Klein's cross from the right wing made contact with Fire midfielder Jesse Marsch who failed to clear the ball, allowing Miklos Molnar to make light contact and roll the ball past keeper Zach Thornton for the only goal of the match. The 39,159 fans at RFK Stadium were treated to exciting soccer after Molnar's goal, with the league's best attacking corps hunting for an equalizer against the stout Kansas City defense. Ultimately, Chicago's efforts were stymied by Wizards goalkeeper Tony Meola, who capped off a historic season by making 10 impressive saves in the playoff final, notching his 5th shutout of the tournament in addition to 16 clean sheets to his name in the regular season.

Details

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GK	1	USA}} Tony Meola	76}}
RB	3	USA}} Nick Garcia	58}}
CB	6	USA}} Peter Vermes
LB	4	USA}} Brandon Prideaux
RM	17	USA}} Chris Klein (c)	88}}
CM	15	USA}} Kerry Zavagnin
CM	2	USA}} Matt McKeon
CM	11	USA}} Preki	74}}
LM	19	USA}} Chris Henderson
FW	10	SCO}} Mo Johnston	48}}
FW	7	DEN}} Miklos Molnar
Substitutes:
DF	20	NGA}} Uche Okafor	74}}
DF	21	USA}} Francisco Gomez	88}}
Manager:
{{flagicon\|USA}} Bob Gansler


GK	18	USA}} Zach Thornton
RB	15	USA}} Jesse Marsch	59}}
CB	2	USA}} C.J. Brown
CB	12	USA}} Carlos Bocanegra
LB	30	UGA}} Tenywa Bonseu	76}}
RM	21	UKR}} Dema Kovalenko	47}}
CM	11	USA}} Diego Gutiérrez	70}}
CM	10	POL}} Piotr Nowak (c)	83}}
LM	14	USA}} Chris Armas
CF	8	BUL}} Hristo Stoitchkov
CF	9	USA}} Ante Razov
Substitutes:
FW	16	USA}} Josh Wolff	59}}
MF	7	USA}} DaMarcus Beasley	70}}
MF	5	CZE}} Luboš Kubík	83}}
Manager:
{{flagicon\|USA}} Bob Bradley

Man of the Match:

{{flagicon|USA}} Tony Meola (Kansas City Wizards)

Assistant referees:

Craig Lowry (United States)

George Vergara (United States)

Fourth official:

Kevin Stott (United States)

Match rules

90 minutes.
30 minutes of extra time if necessary.
Penalty shoot-out if scores still level.
Seven named substitutes.
Maximum of three substitutions.

References

{{MLS Cup}}{{Sporting Kansas City matches}}{{Chicago Fire}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2000 Mls Cup}}{{WashingtonDC-sport-stub}}{{NorthAm-footy-competition-stub}}

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