St. Louis CITY SC hosts Union Omaha this Wednesday in U.S. Open Cup Round of 32 action at Energizer Park. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. CT, with live coverage available via streaming on CBS Sports and Paramount+. Fans can also follow the action on the radio, with English commentary on KMOX 104.1 FM and Spanish commentary on KXOK 102.9 FM.
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How to Watch
Stream: CBS Sports/Paramount+
CBS TV Talent (English): Mike Watts (play-by-play), Devon Kerr (analyst)
Radio: KYKY Y98.1 FM (English), KXOK 102.9 FM (Spanish)
Radio Talent (English): Joey Zanaboni (play-by-play), Dale Schilly (analyst)
Radio Talent (Spanish): Santiago Beltran (play-by-play), Hector Vega (analyst)
Matchday Activities
This Round of 32 match is a General Admission event with seating available only in the 100-level section. Fans are encouraged to arrive early and enter through the East side of Energizer Park at the Enterprise or Lou Fusz Gates.
6:00 PM | Gates Open
Enjoy food and beverages from local favorites throughout the stadium, including Padrino's, Mayo Ketchup, Steve's Hotdogs, Bold Spoon Creamery, and Kids Meals. Arrive early for a chance to appear on the pre-match show, play games, and see yourself on the scoreboard.
St. Louis and the U.S. Open Cup
St. Louis' rich U.S. Open Cup legacy spans more than 100 years, highlighted by 10 championships. The city's first title came in 1920 when Ben Millers defeated Fore River Rovers. Other local champions include St. Louis Scullins Steel (1922), St. Louis Stix, Baer & Fuller F.C. (1933, 1943), Central Breweries (1935), Simpkins-Ford (1948, 1950), Kutis SC (1957, 1986), and Busch Seniors (1988).
St. Louis CITY SC vs Union Omaha
CITY SC began its Open Cup journey with a commanding 5-1 victory over Union Omaha in 2023. Aziel Jackson scored twice, joined on the scoresheet by Akil Watts, Eduard Löwen, and an own goal. Célio Pompeu contributed three assists in a standout performance.
Scouting the Union Omaha
Union Omaha began their 2025 Open Cup run with a 2-1 win over Flatirons Rush, with goals from Aaron Gomez and Joe Gallardo. In the second round, they topped Des Moines Menace 2-1 and followed that with a 1-0 upset over USL Championship side San Antonio FC, courtesy of a goal from defender Dion Acoff.
Omaha enters Wednesday’s match in 12th place in USL League One with a 1-2-1 record. They most recently drew 0-0 with Forward Madison FC. The team’s three goals this season have come from Acoff, Max Schneider (a former CITY2 player), and Sergio Ors. Defender Charlie Ostrem leads the team with two assists, while Ors has one.
