1984 U.S. Open Cup
AO Krete won the 1984 U.S. Open Cup, defeating Chicago Croatian 4–2.
The 1984 U.S. Open Cup was won by AO Krete of New York City, who defeated Chicago Croatian of Chicago in the final game with a score of 4–2.
Quick Facts
- Result
- Did Not Win (Champion: New York Pancyprian-Freedoms)
- Key achievement
- NASL-era participation, not a national trophy
Reader's Guide
Open Cup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the result of the 1984 U.S. Open Cup for the Timbers?
The Timbers emerged as champions, securing their first major national trophy since the club began operations in 1975. This win provided a historic high point during their tenure in professional soccer.
Who did Portland defeat in the final match?
Portland defeated the Tampa Bay Rowdies to claim the cup title in that year's final. It was a decisive victory that showcased the team's competitive ambition on the national stage.
Why is this victory considered a historic milestone?
Fans view this as monumental because it validated the club's status as a legitimate contender before the league contracted. It remains a defining achievement of the original NASL franchise era.
In which league were the Timbers competing at the time?
The team was affiliated with the North American Soccer League (NASL) when they captured this honor. This period is defined by passionate local support and high-level competition across the country.
Does this trophy still count toward the club's official honors?
Yes, it stands as a permanent part of the club's history and official record of achievements. Modern supporters celebrate it as the foundation for the franchise's legacy in American soccer.
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