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2005 FC Dallas season

Field	Value
club	FC Dallas
season	2005
stadium	Cotton Bowl (April – July)
Pizza Hut Park (August – October)
league	MLS
league result	Conference: 2nd
Overall: 5th
chrtitle	Owner
chairman	Lamar Hunt
mgrtitle	Head coach
manager	Colin Clarke
average attendance	11,189
cup1	MLS Cup
cup1 result	Lost Western Conference Semifinals vs Colorado Rapids (0–1 – 1)
cup2	U.S. Open Cup
cup2 result	Lost Championship Game vs. Los Angeles Galaxy (0–1)
cup3	Brimstone Cup
cup3 result	Won Championship vs. Chicago Fire (2–1)
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prevseason	2004
nextseason	2006

Pizza Hut Park (August – October) Overall: 5th

The 2005 FC Dallas season was the ninth season of the Major League Soccer team. The season saw many changes from the previous season. In August, the team moved from their longtime home of the Cotton Bowl to the new soccer-specific Pizza Hut Park in Frisco. Coinciding with the move, the team was rebranded as FC Dallas. This included changing the jerseys from predominantly red to white with red stripes and changing the color scheme from red and black to red, white, and blue. The team also changed its logo. Overall, the season was deemed a success by some because the team returned to the playoffs for the first time in three years. The team also reached the Championship Game of the U.S. Open Cup.

Final standings

Regular season

Main article: 2005 Major League Soccer season

Griffin
Gray
Mulrooney
Johnson
Talley
Garlick
Pareja
Talley
Nkong
Melamed
O'Brien
Ruiz
Johnson
Ochoa
Martins
Suarez
Hendrickson
Pope
Mulrooney
Johnson
Valakari
Ruiz
Vanney
Goodson
Donovan
Vagenas
Nagamura
Marshall
Johnson
O'Brien
Ruiz
Victorine
Wolff
Klein
Stephenson
Pareja
O'Brien
Mullan
Davis
Peguero
Kotschau
Denton
Pitchkolan
O'Brien
Ruiz
Pitchkolan
Goodson
Gbandi
Ruiz
O'Brien
Johnson
Mina
Cuadros
Romo
Goodson
Álvarez
Ruiz
Olsen
Boswell
O'Brien
Thompson
Besagno
O'Brien
Valakari
Vanney
Jaqua
Mapp
Marsch
Reiter
Gomez
Marshall
Álvarez
Pitchkolan
Mina
Vanney
Wagenfuhr
Hendrickson
Taylor
Ramírez
Mina
Pitchkolan
Thompson
Núñez
Pitchkolan
Rhine
Thompson
Mastroeni
Gonzalez
Mullan
Califf
Clark
Álvarez
Gbandi
O'Brien
Rhine
Valakari
Álvarez
Valakari
Pitchkolan
O'Brien
Leonard
Twellman
Parkhurst
Gbandi
Goodson
Pareja
Mina
Dunseth
Trembly
Cila
Mathis
Cutler
Countess
Goodson
Razov
Magee
Galván Rey
Djorkaeff
Ruiz
Vanney
Dempsey
Twellman
Joseph
Smith
O'Brien
Valakari
Ruiz
Gbandi
Glen
Arias
Hendrickson
Sequeira
Goodson
Ruiz
Núñez
Gbandi
Johnson
Cerritos
Moreno
Valakari
Rhine
Wilson
Jolley
Erpen
Wilson
Gómez
Quaranta
O'Brien
Wilson
Goodson
Núñez
Mina
Cabrera
Trembly
Cutler
Watson
Rhine
Rhine
Roberts
Mina
Valakari
Thompson
Goodson
Valakari
Yi
Núñez
Talley
Gbandi
Robinson
Ching
Goodson
Pitchkolan
Vanney
Rhine
Gomez
Albright
Testo
Glen
Gbandi
Rhine
O'Brien
Núñez
Kotschau
Burciaga
Arnaud
Preki
Pareja
Núñez

Playoffs

Western Conference semifinals

Main article: 2005 MLS Cup Playoffs

Colorado Rapids

Jolley
O'Brien
Beckerman
Cunningham
Mastroeni
Nkong
Denton
Cannon
Kirovski
Kotschau
Rhine
Valakari
Ruiz
Gbandi Kirovski Cunningham Cooke Philippe Núñez Pareja Vanney Miña

U.S. Open Cup

Main article: 2005 U.S. Open Cup

Popovich
Thompson
Pitchkolan
Talley
Álvarez
Rhine
Mina
Rhine
Talley
Moor
Pitchkolan
Thompson
Johnson
Martino
Vasquez
Szetela
Hejduk
Goodson
Talley
Ruiz
Vanney
Walker
Gomez
Kovalenko
Olsen
Wilson
Ruiz
Vanney
Rhine
Thompson
Adu
Wilson
Gros

Chicago Fire

Marsch
Segares
Caballero
O'Brien
Valakari

TheCup.us FC Dallas

Rhine
Goodson
Wilson
Gomez
Ngwenya
Gomez

References

"2005". thecup.us.

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