2006 CONCACAF Champions Cup Matches for MLS Teams
Galaxy, Revolution Games Scheduled
CONCACAF today unveiled the complete quarterfinal home-and-away series fixtures for the 2006 CONCACAF Champions’ Cup with the opening games scheduled for 22 February and the return matches set for 8 March.
The Major League Soccer champion Los Angeles Galaxy will begin play in the CONCACAF Champions Cup on Feb. 22 at home against Costa Rica's Deportivo Saprissa or Municipal Perez Zeledon.
The New England Revolution, beaten 1-0 by Los Angeles in the MLS Cup, will face LD Alajuelense in another Champions Cup quarterfinal, with their first game Feb. 22 in Costa Rica.
| -- Jarrett @ 11/21/2005 08:40:00 PM |
4 Comments:
That's good that New England is going to be in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, too. Was that because of the Supporter's Shield victory? If so, it shows that the federation is treating that like a league win.
But San Jose won the Supporter's Shield. I think it's the Eastern Conference and Western Conference playoff champions.
Well that's embarassing. I don't know why I thought New England won it. Maybe because they were the best team in the league?
At any rate, they deserve to be in a continental competition.
And what's with MLS teams always getting drawn against Costa Rican teams in the CCC?
Jonathan - how could you forget the Quakes were "The League Champions" and the best team in the regular Season :) ?
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