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2004 Dallas Burn season

Field	Value
club	Dallas Burn
season	2004
stadium	Cotton Bowl
league	MLS
league result	Conference: 5th
Overall: 8th
chrtitle	Owner
chairman	Lamar Hunt
mgrtitle	Head coach
manager	Colin Clarke
average attendance	9,088
cup1	MLS Cup
cup2	U.S. Open Cup
cup2 result	Lost Quarterfinal vs. Kansas City Wizards (0–4)
cup3	Brimstone Cup
cup3 result	Won Championship vs. Chicago Fire (2–0)
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prevseason	2003
nextseason	2005

Overall: 8th

The 2004 Dallas Burn season was the eighth season of the Major League Soccer team. The season saw the team fail to make the playoffs for the second consecutive year. The season was also the first full season under head coach Colin Clarke. The team moved from Dragon Stadium back to the Cotton Bowl. It would be the last full season for the team in the Cotton Bowl, as they would move to their current stadium in Frisco in 2005. It was also the team's final season as the Burn. With the move to their own stadium the next year, the team would be rebranded as FC Dallas in 2005. Burn forward Eddie Johnson shared the Golden Boot Award with Brian Ching, tying him for the most goals in the MLS with 12. Johnson was the second Burn player to win the award, with Jason Kreis previously winning it in 1999.

Regular season

Spencer
Powell
Henderson
Valakari
Gibbs
Rhine
Salyer
Johnson
Rhine
Valakari
Whitfield
Williams
Garcia
Nhleko
Jolley
Gbandi
Valakari
Buddle
Maisonneuve
Kirovski
Ruiz
Nhleko
Gbandi
Donovan
Ching
Russell
Valakari
Johnson
Rhine
Jolley
Behncke
Gbandi
Jewsbury
Wolff
O'Brien
Victorine
Jolley
Kirovski
Talley
Johnson
Gbandi
Nhleko
Guevara
Dempsey
Franchino
Kreis
Valakari
Johnson
Nhleko
Behncke
Kreis
Gbandi
Talley
Henderson
Powell
Beckerman
Spencer
Hendrickson
Eskandarian
Namoff
Talley
Salyer
Kreis
Kreis
Jolley
Arnaud
Garcia
Klein
Wolff
Valakari
Quill
Corrales
Ching
Reyes
O'Brien
Gbandi
Gutiérrez
Thomas
Garcia
Jewsbury
Nhleko
Gbandi
Gibbs
Ara
Jolley
Johnson
Davis
Salyer
Rhine
Talley
Kreis
Goodson
O'Brien
Pareja
Buddle
Beckerman
de la Torre
Davis
Valakari
Talley
Johnson
Noonan
Twellman
Dorman
Goodson
Davis
Gbandi
Nhleko
Arena
Magee
Bonseu
Gaven
Kreis
Rhine
Gbandi
Jolley
Corrales
Gibbs
Cochrane
Ching
Marsch
Jaqua
Gibbs
O'Brien
Pareja
Johnson
Nhleko
Behncke
Rhine
Spencer
Borchers
Valakari
Pareja
Reyes
Petke
Eskandarian
Moreno
Adu
Marshall
Albright
Johnson
Reyes
Wolyniec
Leitch
Glen
Twellman
Leonard
Ralston
Quill
O'Brien
Talley
Gibbs
Reyes
Albright
Kirovski
Ching
Corrales
Donovan
De Rosario
Johnson
Pareja
Gibbs

U.S. Open Cup

Danbusky
Bilyk
Nhleko
O'Brien
Valakari
Reyes
Thompson
Crawford
Borchers
Martinez
O'Brien
Johnson
Salyer
Gibbs
Klein
Arnaud
Detter
Zotinca

References

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