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First trophy, old tradition: St. Louis City SC brings U.S. Open Cup back to soccer's oldest American hotbed

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St. Louis City SC won their first trophy, defeating Columbus Crew 5-3 in the U.S. Open Cup final via penalty shootout after starter Roman Burki was hospitalized.
St. Louis City SC claimed their first trophy in club history on Wednesday, beating Columbus Crew 5-3 in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup final after 120+ minutes and a penalty shootout. Backup keeper Ben Lundt stepped in after starter Roman Burki was taken to hospital following a head injury in the 78th minute. Lundt saved the opening penalty from Santi Rodriguez, and St. Louis' takers were clinical under pressure, with midfielder Daniel Edelman sealing the win. Burki was conscious and able to move when leaving the stadium.
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- The 'spirit of St. Louis' shines through to cement Open Cup title, special U.S. soccer sceneThe Athletic
- Bürki hospitalized, Baumgartl and Downs shine: St. Louis wins US CupKicker
- First trophy, old tradition: St. Louis City SC brings U.S. Open Cup back to soccer's oldest American hotbedCBS SportsThis article
- St. Louis City wins U.S. Open Cup in PKs, with backup GK in place of injured BurkiThe Athletic
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