U.S. Open Cup TV Schedule
Tuesday, April 28
- 07:00 PM ET
Charlotte FC vs. Atlanta United FC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 10:00 PM ET
San Jose Earthquakes vs. Minnesota United FC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
Wednesday, April 29
- 07:00 PM ET
New York Red Bulls vs. New York City FC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 07:30 PM ET
Columbus Crew vs. One Knoxville SC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 07:30 PM ET
New England Revolution vs. Orlando City SC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 08:00 PM ET
Chicago Fire FC vs. St. Louis City SC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 08:00 PM ET
Houston Dynamo vs. Louisville City FC (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
- 09:00 PM ET
Colorado Rapids vs. Colorado Sprgs Switchbacks (Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup)
The US Open Cup TV schedule provides the timing and TV information for each game in the competition.
Officially known as the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, the nation’s oldest open-style knockout competition is actually quite historic. Only the FA Cup and Scottish Cup are older competitions that follow this format.
The format of the U.S. Open Cup invites any organized soccer team affiliated with U.S. Soccer. This is a single-game knockout competition featuring 80 teams as of the 2026 competition.
For the 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, CBS Sports remains the exclusive English-language multimedia home in the United States. Under the multi-year agreement with U.S. Soccer, every match from the Round of 32 through to the Final will stream live on Paramount+. To broaden accessibility, select high-profile matches throughout the tournament will also be simulcast on CBS Sports Network and the CBS Sports Golazo Network, with the latter offering “The Golazo Show,” a live whip-around program that features every goal from every match during busy windows.
Comprehensive coverage extends beyond live matches, as the CBS Sports Golazo Network provides dedicated studio programming, including matchday analysis and highlights. While the later stages are housed on CBS platforms, the opening two rounds of the 2026 tournament are expected to be available for free on U.S. Soccer’s YouTube channel, ensuring that fans can follow the oldest national soccer competition in the U.S. from the very first whistle to the trophy presentation.













