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MetroStars 2004 schedule unveiled

Published on January 27, 2004 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Red Bull New York News Release


SECAUCUS, NJ (Tuesday, January 27, 2004) - The MetroStars today announced their 2004 MLS regular season schedule, which features the team playing 14 of its 15 home games on either Saturdays or Sundays from April 3 through October 16. The MetroStars will kickoff the season on Saturday, April 3 at the Columbus Crew in Columbus, OH at 7:30 p.m. ET.

The MetroStars, entering their ninth MLS season, will host arch-rival D.C. United and 14-year-old phenom Freddy Adu on Saturday, April 17 in the 2004 home opener at Giants Stadium. The teams square off again in East Rutherford, NJ on Saturday, October 2.

MetroStars Head Coach Bob Bradley will lead the Metros into the 2004 season with 11 games slated for Saturdays, three for Sundays, and one Wednesday contest.

The defending MLS Cup Champion San Jose Earthquakes will make their lone Giants Stadium appearance when they visit the MetroStars on Saturday, July 10. New Jersey native Tony Meola, 2003 MLS/Honda MVP Preki and the Kansas City Wizards will also make one appearance at Giants Stadium on Sunday, May 30.

The 2003 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Champion Chicago Fire pays two visits to the MetroStars on Saturday, May 15 and Saturday, July 17 in rematches of the 2003 Open Cup Final. The Metros will look to avenge the 1-0 loss at Giants Stadium last October.

The MetroStars end the 2004 regular season with a marquee match-up against D.C. United at RFK Stadium on October 16.

MetroStars season ticket packages and group tickets for all 2004 MetroStars home games are available by calling 1-888-4METROTIX.

Full MetroStars 2004 Schedule Attached.

2004 METROSTARS SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Site
Sat. April 3 at Columbus Columbus Crew Stadium
Sat. April 17 D.C. United Giants Stadium
Sat. April 24 New England Giants Stadium
Sat. May 1 at Chicago Soldier Field
Sat. May 8 at San Jose Spartan Stadium
Sat. May 15 Chicago Giants Stadium
Sat. May 22 at New England Gillette Stadium
Sun. May 30 Kansas City Giants Stadium
Sat. June 5 Dallas Giants Stadium
Sat. June 12 at San Jose Spartan Stadium
Sat. June 19 Los Angeles Giants Stadium
Wed. June 23 at Los Angeles Home Depot Center
Sat. June 26 at New England Gillette Stadium
Wed. June 30 Colorado Giants Stadium
Sat. July 3 at D.C. United RFK Stadium
Sat. July 10 San Jose Giants Stadium
Sat. July 17 Chicago Giants Stadium
Wed. July 28 at Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium
Sat. July 31 at Chicago Soldier Field
Sun. August 8 Los Angeles Giants Stadium
Sat. August 14 Dallas Giants Stadium
Sat. August 21 at Colorado INVESCO Field at Mile High
Sun. August 29 Columbus Giants Stadium
Sat. September 4 at Kansas City Arrowhead Stadium
Sat. September 11 New England Giants Stadium
Sat. September 18 at Columbus Columbus Crew Stadium
Sat. September 25 at Dallas Cotton Bowl
Sat. October 2 D.C. United Giants Stadium
Sat. October 9 Columbus Giants Stadium
Sat. October 16 at D.C. United RFK Stadium

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