US Open Cup

US Open Cup produces an above-average scoring rate of 3.31 total goals per match across tracked fixtures in the 2026 US Open Cup season. That equates to roughly 1.66 goals per team per game - a baseline figure used by StatsBrain to calibrate expected-goals output for every fixture in the division. Corner frequency averages 9.76 per game, reflecting the typical territorial and set-piece volume in this league.

Home teams average 2.01 goals per game in US Open Cup compared with 1.30 for away sides - indicatinga consistent home-scoring advantage that the model weights positively for home-side expected goals. This home/away split is incorporated into StatsBrain's pre-match simulation engine for every US Open Cup fixture.

The relegation battle is tight: ASC New Stars begin the danger zone in 78th with 0 points, just 0 points behind San Ramon in safety. Flower City Union prop up the table with 0 points and a 0:9 goal record after 1 matches.

Columbus Crew carry the strongest recent form in US Open Cup with 3 wins in their last 3 league games (sequence: W-W-W). Short-term form sequences like this are weighted heavily in StatsBrain's fixture probability distributions. Conversely, One Knoxville (W-D-D-L in last 4) sit among the division's coldest teams over the same window.

By squad market value, Sacramento Republic lead US Open Cup at €5.15m (6th in the table, 7 pts), ahead of Louisville City at €4.60m. StatsBrain stores Transfermarkt valuations alongside performance data to contextualise each club's results relative to squad investment.

Over the last 20 completed US Open Cup fixtures tracked on StatsBrain, home sides won 55% (11/20), draws made up 15% and away wins 30%. Those matches averaged 4.00 goals per game - the season-wide tracked average is 3.31, a slightly higher short-term scoring rate than the full-season baseline.

StatsBrain's US Open Cup modelling layer combines league scoring baselines, home/away splits, standings position, recent form sequences and squad market values into large-scale Monte Carlo simulations. Outputs are refreshed as new fixture data arrives and are designed for statistical analysis - not as certainties. Open any listed fixture for the complete projection breakdown, including expected goals and outcome probabilities.