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2020 USL Championship season

The 2020 USL Championship season was the tenth season of the USL Championship and fourth under Division II sanctioning. This was the second season under the name "USL Championship", having used the name "United Soccer League" through 2018. Real Monarchs were the defending USL Cup champions. The 2020 season saw 35 teams participate in two conferences during the regular season.

USL Championship
Season2020
ChampionsTampa Bay Rowdies
(Eastern Conference)
Phoenix Rising FC
(Western Conference)
Regular season titleReno 1868 FC
Matches played276
Goals scored851 (3.08 per match)
Top goalscorerJunior Flemmings (14)
Biggest home winRNO 7–1 POR
(September 5)
NYR 6–0 PHI
(September 9)
Biggest away winPHI 0–6 PIT
(July 18)
Highest scoringNYR 5–4 PHI
(September 26)
Longest winning run6 matches
Sacramento Republic FC
(August 8 – September 9)
Longest unbeaten run11 matches
San Antonio FC
(March 7 – September 5)
Longest winless run12 matches
RGV FC Toros
(March 8 – September 5)
Longest losing run10 matches
Portland Timbers 2
(March 7 – September 5)
Highest attendance11,569
SAC 1–1 TUL
(March 7)
Lowest attendance467
PHI 0–0 LDN
(March 7)
Total attendance64,619
Average attendance4,039
← 2019
2021 →

On November 8, 2019, Ottawa Fury FC announced that it had suspended operations. The team had received sanctioning from its country's governing body, Canada Soccer, but was denied by U.S. Soccer and the continental governing body of CONCACAF.[1] Additionally, the 2020 season is the first season without Nashville SC. The club's identity transferred to a Major League Soccer team that started play in 2020.[2]

The season was suspended on March 12 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in North America.[3] On June 4, the league announced a return to play on July 11, 2020.[4]

The playoffs began on October 10, and originally scheduled to conclude with the USL Championship Final on November 1. The Final was then cancelled the day before because several Tampa Bay Rowdies players and staff tested positive for COVID-19. The championship would not be awarded.[5]

Real Monarchs were the defending USL Championship champions, but failed to qualify for the playoffs.

Changes from 2019 edit

Expansion clubs

Rebranded clubs

Moves

Departing clubs

Teams edit

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Locations of teams for the 2020 USL Championship season
Western Conference   Eastern Conference

The following teams are playing in the 2020 USL Championship season:

TeamLocationStadiumCapacityHead coachMLS affiliate / ownership
Atlanta United 2Kennesaw, GeorgiaFifth Third Bank Stadium [A]8,318 Tony Annan (interim)Atlanta United FC
Austin Bold FCAustin, TexasBold Stadium5,000 Marcelo Serrano
Birmingham Legion FCBirmingham, AlabamaBBVA Field5,000 Tom Soehn
Charleston BatteryCharleston, South CarolinaPatriots Point Soccer Complex5,000 Mike Anhaeuser
Charlotte IndependenceMatthews, North CarolinaSportsplex at Matthews5,000 Mike Jeffries
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FCColorado Springs, ColoradoWeidner Field [B]5,000 Alan KochColorado Rapids
El Paso Locomotive FCEl Paso, TexasSouthwest University Park [A]9,500 Mark Lowry
Hartford AthleticHartford, ConnecticutDillon Stadium [A]5,500 Radhi Jaïdi
Indy ElevenIndianapolis, IndianaLucas Oil Stadium [A]62,421 Martin Rennie
LA Galaxy IICarson, CaliforniaDignity Health Track Stadium5,000 Junior GonzalezLA Galaxy
Las Vegas Lights FCLas Vegas, NevadaCashman Field9,334 Frank Yallop
Loudoun United FCLeesburg, VirginiaSegra Field5,000 Ryan MartinD.C. United
Louisville City FCLouisville, KentuckyLynn Family Stadium11,700 John Hackworth
Memphis 901 FCMemphis, TennesseeAutoZone Park [A]10,000 Ben Pirmann (interim)
Miami FCMiami, FloridaRiccardo Silva Stadium [A]20,000 Paul Dalglish
New Mexico UnitedAlbuquerque, New MexicoIsotopes Park [A]13,500 Troy Lesesne
New York Red Bulls IIMontclair, New JerseyMSU Soccer Park at Pittser Field5,000 John WolyniecNew York Red Bulls
North Carolina FCCary, North CarolinaWakeMed Soccer Park10,000 Dave Sarachan
OKC Energy FCOklahoma City, OklahomaTaft Stadium [A]7,500 John Pascarella
Orange County SCIrvine, CaliforniaChampion Stadium5,000 Braeden Cloutier
Philadelphia Union IIChester, PennsylvaniaSubaru Park18,500 Marlon LeBlanc (interim)Philadelphia Union
Phoenix Rising FCTempe, ArizonaCasino Arizona Field6,200 Rick Schantz
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SCPittsburgh, PennsylvaniaHighmark Stadium5,000 Bob Lilley
Portland Timbers 2Hillsboro, OregonHillsboro Stadium [A]7,600 Cameron KnowlesPortland Timbers
Real MonarchsHerriman, UtahZions Bank Stadium5,000 Jámison OlaveReal Salt Lake
Reno 1868 FCReno, NevadaGreater Nevada Field [A]9,013 Ian RussellSan Jose Earthquakes
Rio Grande Valley FC TorosEdinburg, TexasH-E-B Park9,400 Gerson EcheverryHouston Dynamo
Sacramento Republic FCSacramento, CaliforniaPapa Murphy's Park11,569 Mark Briggs
Saint Louis FCFenton, MissouriWest Community Stadium5,500 Steve Trittschuh
San Antonio FCSan Antonio, TexasToyota Field8,296 Alen MarcinaNew York City FC
San Diego Loyal SCSan Diego, CaliforniaTorero Stadium [A]6,000 Landon Donovan
Sporting Kansas City IIKansas City, KansasChildren's Mercy Park18,467 Paulo NagamuraSporting Kansas City
Tacoma DefianceTacoma, WashingtonCheney Stadium [A]6,500 Chris LittleSeattle Sounders FC
Tampa Bay RowdiesSt. Petersburg, FloridaAl Lang Stadium [A]7,227 Neill Collins
FC TulsaTulsa, OklahomaONEOK Field [A]7,833 Michael Nsien
  MLS-affiliated
  MLS-owned
  1. ^
    Non-soccer specific stadium.
  2. ^
    Not to be confused with the Switchbacks' future home of Weidner Field in downtown Colorado Springs, set to open for the 2021 season. The "Weidner Field" name was officially transferred to the downtown venue on October 15, 2020.

Competition format edit

The original divisional alignment was announced on December 19, 2019.[11][12][13] The regular season and playoff format was announced on January 9, 2020. The season began on March 6 and was scheduled to conclude on October 17. The 2020 USL Cup Playoffs were expected to begin October 21, and conclude with the final match between November 12–16. The top 10 teams were to make the playoffs in each conference with the same format as in 2019.[14]

Group alignment for resumption of play edit

The COVID-19 pandemic caused a radical remaking of the competition for 2020. When the season resumed on July 11, the teams were competing in small groups of four or five teams with a geographic component, with the top two teams in each group qualifying for the postseason.[15][16]

GroupTeams
APortland Timbers 2, Reno 1868 FC, Sacramento Republic FC, Tacoma Defiance
BLA Galaxy II, Las Vegas Lights FC, Orange County SC, Phoenix Rising FC, San Diego Loyal SC
CColorado Springs Switchbacks FC, El Paso Locomotive FC, New Mexico United, Real Monarchs SLC
DAustin Bold FC, OKC Energy FC, Rio Grande Valley FC, San Antonio FC, FC Tulsa
EIndy Eleven, Louisville City FC, Sporting Kansas City II, Saint Louis FC
FHartford Athletic, Loudoun United FC, New York Red Bulls II, Philadelphia Union II, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
GBirmingham Legion FC, Charlotte Independence, Memphis 901 FC, North Carolina FC
HAtlanta United 2, Charleston Battery, Miami FC, Tampa Bay Rowdies

Managerial changes edit

TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyIncoming managerDate of appointment
OKC Energy FC Steve CookeContract not renewed[17]October 22, 2019 John Pascarella[18]November 22, 2019
Hartford Athletic Jimmy NielsenMutual separation[19]October 27, 2019 Radhi Jaïdi[20]November 8, 2019
San Antonio FC Darren PowellMutual separation[21]October 30, 2019 Alen Marcina[22]December 9, 2019
Sacramento Republic FC Simon ElliottContract not renewed[23]November 5, 2019 Mark Briggs[24]December 16, 2019
Real Monarchs SLC Jamison Olave (interim)End of interim periodNovember 20, 2019 Jamison Olave[25]November 20, 2019
Saint Louis FC Anthony PulisMutual separationJanuary 4, 2020 Steve Trittschuh[26]January 4, 2020
LA Galaxy II Junior Gonzalez (interim)End of interim periodJanuary 8, 2020 Junior Gonzalez[27]January 8, 2020
Philadelphia Union II Brendan BurkeJoined Front OfficeFebruary 12, 2020 Sven Gartung[28]February 12, 2020
Las Vegas Lights FC Eric WynaldaMutual separation[29]June 17, 2020 Frank Yallop[30]June 29, 2020
Atlanta United 2 Stephen GlassPromoted to Parent ClubJuly 27, 2020 Tony Annan (interim)[31]July 27, 2020
Philadelphia Union II Sven GartungMutual separationAugust 5, 2020 Marlon LeBlanc (interim)[32]August 5, 2020
Miami FC Nelson VargasMutual separationAugust 10, 2020 Paul Dalglish[33]August 10, 2020
Memphis 901 FC Tim MulqueenFiredSeptember 15, 2020 Ben Pirmann (interim)[34]September 15, 2020
Phoenix Rising FC Rick SchantzPlaced on administrative leaveOctober 3, 2020 Blair Gavin (interim)[35]October 3, 2020
Phoenix Rising FC Blair Gavin (interim)End of interim periodOctober 21, 2020 Rick Schantz[36]October 21, 2020

Group tables edit

Group A edit

Group A covers Northwestern states including Northern California.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Reno 1868 FC1611324321+22362.25Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2Sacramento Republic FC168622717+10301.88
3Tacoma Defiance1642102532−7140.88
4Portland Timbers 21630132050−3090.56
Source: USL

Group B edit

Group B covers Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Phoenix Rising FC1611234617+29352.19Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2LA Galaxy II168262932−3261.63
3Orange County SC1673618180241.50
4San Diego Loyal SC166551718−1231.44
5Las Vegas Lights FC162592434−10110.69
Source: USL

Group C edit

Group C includes the Rocky Mountain states, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1El Paso Locomotive FC169522414+10322.00Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2New Mexico United158342317+6271.80
3Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC162771928−9130.81
4Real Monarchs1632111425−11110.69
Source: USL

Group D edit

Group D represents Texas (except El Paso) and Oklahoma.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1San Antonio FC1610333014+16332.06Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2FC Tulsa156722116+5251.67
3Austin Bold FC165743027+3221.38
4Rio Grande Valley FC Toros142391728−1190.64
5OKC Energy FC161781229−17100.63
Source: USL

Group E edit

Group E covers the Midwestern states.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Louisville City FC1611232812+16352.19Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2Saint Louis FC167452221+1251.56
3Indy Eleven167272119+2231.44
4Sporting Kansas City II1651102130−9161.00
Source: USL

Group F edit

Group F includes the Northeastern states.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Hartford Athletic1611233124+7352.19Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC1611143910+29342.13
3New York Red Bulls II1650113037−7150.94
4Philadelphia Union II1623112045−2590.56
5Loudoun United FC131391028−1860.46
Source: USL

Group G edit

Group G includes the northern part of the Southern United States.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Charlotte Independence168442422+2281.75Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2Birmingham Legion FC167452919+10251.56
3North Carolina FC156181721−4191.27
4Memphis 901 FC154472431−7161.07
Source: USL

Group H edit

Group H includes the southern and southeasternmost states.

PosTeam
PldWDLGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Tampa Bay Rowdies1610332511+14332.06Advance to USL Championship Playoffs
2Charleston Battery159332615+11302.00
3Miami FC164482034−14161.00
4Atlanta United 21633102333−10120.75
Source: USL

Conference tables edit

Western Conference edit

PosTeam
PldWLTGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Reno 1868 FC1611234321+22362.25Conference Quarterfinals
2Phoenix Rising FC1611324617+29352.19
3San Antonio FC1610333014+16332.06
4El Paso Locomotive FC169252414+10322.00
5Sacramento Republic168262717+10301.88
6New Mexico United158432317+6271.80
7FC Tulsa156272116+5251.67
8LA Galaxy II168622932−3261.63
9Orange County SC1676318180241.50
10San Diego Loyal SC166551718−1231.44
11Austin Bold FC165473026+4221.38
12Tacoma Defiance1641022532−7140.88
13Colorado Springs Switchbacks162771928−9130.81
14Real Monarchs1631121425−11110.69
15Las Vegas Lights FC162952434−10110.69
16Rio Grande Valley Toros142931728−1190.64
17OKC Energy FC161871229−17100.63
18Portland Timbers 21631302050−3090.56
Source: USL Championship
Rules for classification: 1) points per game; 2) points; 3) total wins; 4) total goal differential; 5) total goals scored; 6) disciplinary points; 7) coin toss or drawing of lots.

Eastern Conference edit

PosTeam
PldWLTGFGAGDPtsPPGQualification
1Louisville City FC1611322812+16352.19Conference Quarterfinals
2Hartford Athletic1611323124+7352.19
3Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC1611413910+29342.13
4Tampa Bay Rowdies1610332511+14332.06
5Charleston Battery159332615+11302.00
6Charlotte Independence168442422+2281.75
7Birmingham Legion FC167542919+10251.56
8Saint Louis FC167542221+1251.56
9Indy Eleven167722119+2231.44
10North Carolina FC156811721−4191.27
11Memphis 901 FC154742431−7161.07
12Sporting Kansas City II1651012130−9161.00
13Miami FC164842034−14161.00
14New York Red Bulls II1651103037−7150.94
15Atlanta United 21631032333−10120.75
16Philadelphia Union II1621132045−2590.56
17Loudoun United FC131931028−1860.46
Source: USL Championship
Rules for classification: 1) points per game; 2) points; 3) total wins; 4) total goal differential; 5) total goals scored; 6) disciplinary points; 7) coin toss or drawing of lots.

Results table edit

Color Key: Home  • Away  • Neutral  • Win  • Loss  • Draw  • Cancelled
ClubMatches[14][37]
12345678910111213141516
Atlanta United 2
(ATL)		CHSTBRMEMCHSMIACHSBHMTBRCHSMIATBRPHIMIATBRNYRMIA
0–11–22–20–34–31–10–10–22–32–21–22–11–21–25–31–3
Austin Bold FC
(AUS)		NMUOKCSANRGVSANTULRGVCOSOKCTULTULSANSKCOKCRGVSAN
1–01–32–44–11–12–23–24–41–11–12–22–34–00–00–22–1
Birmingham Legion FC
(BHM)		MEMCHSTBRNCACLTATLCLTNCAMEMCLTNCAMEMCLTMIANCAMEM
3–02–11–10–14–11–01–12–02–24–11–21–10–34–01–21–3
Charleston Battery
(CHS)		ATLBHMATLTBRATLCLTATLNCAMIATBRMIATBRMIALDNMIATBR
1–01–23–00–21–11–13–23–03–11–01–11–02–0CAN[38]3–42–1
Charlotte Independence
(CLT)		SKCMEMBHMCHSBHMMEMMIANCABHMMEMNCABHMNCAMIAMEMNCA
2–12–21–41–11–13–21–21–01–42–03–13–11–00–01–21–0
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
(COS)		OKCNMUSLCSLCELPNMUAUSNMUELPOKCSLCELPNMUSLCELPTUL
2–11–23–31–22–40–10–04–41–10–01–40–22–11–10–00–2
El Paso Locomotive
(ELP)		OCORGVNMUNMUPHXCOSSLCSLCCOSNMUSANCOSSLCNMUCOSSLC
0–01–02–21–21–34–21–00–02–13–22–12–01–00–00–04–0
Hartford Athletic
(HFD)		NYRLDNPHIINDLDNNYRLDNPGHLDNPGHNYRPHIPHIPGHPHINYR
1–03–13–21–44–12–12–20–32–10–53–13–01–11–03–22–0
Indy Eleven
(IND)		MEMSTLSKCPGHSTLHARSKCLOUPGHLOULOUSKCLOUSTLSKCSTL
4–22–02–11–00–14–10–11–11–00–11–32–10–21–11–21–2
LA Galaxy II
(LAG)		RGVPHXSDGSACPHXOCOPORLVLOCOOCOSDGLVLSDGLVLOCOPHX
5–10–41–01–01–41–23–24–31–22–10–33–21–12–23–11–4
Las Vegas Lights
(LVL)		SDGSDGRNOOCOTACPHXOCOLAGSDGPHXPHXLAGOCOLAGRNOOCO
1–11–20–10–13–13–33–13–41–10–21–52–30–12–22–22–4
Loudoun United FC
(LDN)		PHIHFDHFDNYRLOUPGHHARNYRPGHHFDPHIPHIPGHCHSNYRNCA
0–01–31–42–10–20–22–22–30–31–21–10–40–1CAN[38]CAN[38]CAN[38]
Louisville City FC
(LOU)		NCAPGHSTLSKCSKCINDLDNSKCINDSTLINDSTLINDMEMSTLSKC
1–01–30–11–01–21–12–04–11–01–13–13–02–04–11–02–1
Memphis 901 FC
(MEM)		INDBHMATLCLTSTLNCACLTBHMCLTBHMNCANCALOUNCACLTBHM
2–40–32–22–21–00–12–32–20–21–13–22–31–4CAN3–13–1
Miami FC
(MIA)		STLATLTBRTBRATLCLTCHSTBRCHSATLBHMCHSCLTTBRCHSATL
1–43–40–31–12–22–11–30–31–12–10–40–20–00–14–33–1
New Mexico United
(NMU)		AUSCOSELPELPOKCPHXCOSSLCSLCCOSELPSLCCOSRGVELPSLC
0–12–12–22–13–02–51–02–02–11–12–32–01–2CAN0–01–0
New York Red Bulls II
(NYR)		TBRHFDPHIPGHPHIPGHLDNHFDLDNPGHPHIHFDATLPHINCA[39]HFD
0–10–15–12–12–31–41–21–23–20–36–01–33–55–40–30–2
North Carolina FC
(NCA)		LOUTBRBHMMEMBHMCHSCLTBHMCLTMEMMEMCLTMEMBHMNYR[39]CLT
0–12–21–01–00–20–30–12–11–32–33–20–1CAN2–13–00–1
Oklahoma City Energy
(OKC)		COSTULAUSRGVNMUSANRGVSANSKCAUSCOSTULSANAUSTULRGV
1–21–13–11–10–30–30–00–40–31–10–01–10–20–02–32–4
Orange County SC
(OCO)		ELPPHXPHXSDGLVLLAGLVLSDGLAGLAGSACSDGLVLPHXLAGLVL
0–01–11–02–01–02–11–30–02–11–21–20–21–00–11–34–2
Philadelphia Union II
(PHI)		LDNPGHNYRHFDPGHNYRATLTBRNYRLDNLDNHFDHFDNYRHFDPGH
0–00–61–52–30–43–21–20–20–61–14–00–31–14–52–31–2
Phoenix Rising FC
(PHX)		PORLAGOCOOCOELPNMUSDGLAGLVLRNOLVLLVLSDGOCOSDGLAG
6–14–01–10–13–15–22–04–13–31–22–05–12–31–03–04–1
Pittsburgh Riverhounds
(PGH)		LOUPHIINDNYRPHINYRINDLDNSTLHFDLDNNYRHFDLDNHFDPHI
3–16–00–11–24–04–10–12–02–23–03–03–05–01–00–12–1
Portland Timbers 2
(POR)		PHXTACRNOTACSACRNOSACLAGSACRNOTACSLCRNOTACTACSAC
1–60–31–40–40–12–51–22–31–21–73–02–12–53–11–20–4
Real Monarchs
(SLC)		SANSDGCOSCOSELPNMUNMUELPTACCOSNMUPORELPCOSNMUELP
0–10–13–32–10–10–21–21–21–04–10–21–20–11–10–10–4
Reno 1868 FC
(RNO)		TACSACPORLVLTACSACPORSDGPHXPORSACTACPORSACLVLTAC
3–10–14–11–02–10–15–23–12–17–13–33–25–21–12–22–1
Rio Grande Valley Toros
(RGV)		LAGELPSANOKCSANTULAUSOKCAUSSANTULSANTULNMUAUSOKC
1–50–11–11–10–11–21–40–02–31–31–22–3CANCAN2–04–2
Sacramento Republic
(SAC)		TULTACRNOLAGSDGPORRNOTACPORPOROCORNOTACRNOTACPOR
1–13–31–00–10–01–01–03–12–12–12–13–33–31–10–14–0
Saint Louis FC
(STL)		MIAINDLOUINDMEMSKCTULSKCPGHLOUSKCLOUSKCINDLOUIND
4–10–21–01–00–11–10–23–12–21–13–20–33–21–10–12–1
San Antonio FC
(SAN)		SLCRGVRGVAUSOKCTULAUSOKCTULRGVRGVELPAUSOKCTULAUS
1–01–11–04–23–00–01–14–02–03–13–21–23–22–00–11–2
San Diego Loyal
(SDG)		LVLTACSLCLAGLVLSACOCOPHXRNOOCOLVLLAGOCOPHXLAGPHX
1–12–11–00–12–10–00–20–21–30–01–13–02–03–21–1FORFEIT
Sporting Kansas City II
(SKC)		CLTINDLOULOUINDSTLSTLLOUOKCTULSTLINDSTLAUSINDLOU
1–21–20–12–11–01–11–31–43–02–12–31–22–30–42–11–2
Tacoma Defiance
(TAC)		RNOSDGSACPORRNOSACPORLVLSLCPORRNOSACPORPORSACRNO
1–31–23–33–04–01–21–31–30–10–32–33–31–32–11–01–2
Tampa Bay Rowdies
(TBR)		NYRATLNCABHMCHSMIAATLMIAATLCHSMIAPHICHSATLMIACHS
1–02–12–21–12–03–02–01–12–10–13–02–00–12–11–01–2
FC Tulsa
(TUL)		SACOKCRGVSTLSANAUSSANSKCRGVAUSAUSOKCRGVSANOKCCOS
1–11–12–12–00–02–20–21–22–11–12–21–1CAN1–03–22–0

[14]

Playoffs edit

Main article: 2020 USL Championship Playoffs

Format edit

The top two teams in each group qualify for the 2020 Championship Playoffs. They began on the weekend of October 10, featuring a single-elimination, 16-team bracket. Under the revised season format, four group winners in each conference earn hosting rights for the Eastern and Western Conference Quarterfinals. Following the opening round, hosting rights will be determined by regular season record. All playoff matches will stream live on ESPN+ except the Championship final on ESPN.[40][41]

Bracket edit

Conference Quarterfinals
October 10		Conference Semifinals
October 17		Conference Finals
October 24		USL Championship
Cancelled
            
A1Reno 1868 FC4
B2LA Galaxy II1
A1Reno 1868 FC2 (4)
B1Phoenix Rising FC (p)2 (5)
B1Phoenix Rising FC (a.e.t.)1
A2Sacramento Republic FC0
B1Phoenix Rising FC (p)1 (4)
Western Conference
C1El Paso Locomotive FC1 (2)
C1El Paso Locomotive FC (p)2 (4)
D2FC Tulsa2 (2)
C1El Paso Locomotive FC (p)1 (5)
C2New Mexico United1 (3)
D1San Antonio FC0
C2New Mexico United (a.e.t.)1
B1Phoenix Rising FCØ
H1Tampa Bay RowdiesØ
E1Louisville City FC2
F2Pittsburgh Riverhounds0
E1Louisville City FC2
E2Saint Louis FC0
F1Hartford Athletic0
E2Saint Louis FC1
E1Louisville City FC1
Eastern Conference
H1Tampa Bay Rowdies2
G1Charlotte Independence1
H2Charleston Battery (a.e.t.)2
H2Charleston Battery0
H1Tampa Bay Rowdies1
H1Tampa Bay Rowdies4
G2Birmingham Legion FC2


Western Conference Quarterfinals edit

October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QF Reno 1868 FC 4–1LA Galaxy IIReno, Nevada
7:00 PM MDT
Report
Stadium: Greater Nevada Field
Attendance: 250
Referee: Matthew Thompson
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QFSan Antonio FC0–1 (a.e.t.) New Mexico United San Antonio, Texas
7:00 PM CDT
Report
Stadium: Toyota Field
Attendance: 2,175
Referee: Elijio Arreguin
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QF El Paso Locomotive FC 2–2 (a.e.t.)
(4–2 p)		FC TulsaEl Paso, Texas
7:30 PM MDT
Report
Stadium: Southwest University Park
Attendance: 1,659
Referee: Brandon Stevis
Penalties
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QF Phoenix Rising FC 1–0 (a.e.t.)Sacramento Republic FCScottsdale, Arizona
7:30 PM MST
Report
Stadium: Casino Arizona Field
Referee: Elvis Osmanovic

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals edit

October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QFHartford Athletic0–1 Saint Louis FC Hartford, Connecticut
7:00 PM EDT
Report
Stadium: Dillon Stadium
Attendance: 2,194
Referee: Kevin Broadley
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QF Tampa Bay Rowdies 4–2Birmingham Legion FCSt. Petersburg, Florida
7:30 PM EDT
Report
Stadium: Al Lang Stadium
Attendance: 1,098
Referee: Eric Tattersall
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QF Louisville City FC 2–0Pittsburgh Riverhounds SCLouisville, Kentucky
7:30 PM EDT
Report
Stadium: Lynn Family Stadium
Attendance: 4,900
Referee: Elton García
October 10, 2020 (2020-10-10) QFCharlotte Independence1–2 (a.e.t.) Charleston Battery Matthews, North Carolina
8:00 PM EDT
Report
Stadium: Sportsplex at Matthews
Attendance: 100
Referee: Lukasz Szpala

Western Conference Semifinals edit

October 17, 2020 (2020-10-17) SFReno 1868 FC2–2 (a.e.t.)
(4–5 p)		 Phoenix Rising FC Reno, Nevada
6:00 PM PDT
Report
Stadium: Greater Nevada Field
Attendance: 700
Referee: Kevin Broadley
Penalties
October 17, 2020 (2020-10-17) SF El Paso Locomotive FC 1–1 (a.e.t.)
(5–3 p)		New Mexico UnitedEl Paso, Texas
7:30 PM MDT
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Stadium: Southwest University Park
Attendance: 1,659
Referee: Jon Freemon
Penalties

Eastern Conference Semifinals edit

October 17, 2020 (2020-10-17) SF Louisville City FC 2–0Saint Louis FCLouisville, Kentucky
7:30 PM EDT
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Stadium: Lynn Family Stadium
Attendance: 4,900
Referee: Lukasz Szpala
October 17, 2020 (2020-10-17) SF Tampa Bay Rowdies 1–0Charleston BatterySt. Petersburg, Florida
7:30 PM EDT
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Stadium: Al Lang Stadium
Attendance: 1,301
Referee: Ismir Pekmic

Western Conference Final edit

October 24, 2020 (2020-10-24) F Phoenix Rising FC 1–1 (a.e.t.)
(4–2 p)		El Paso Locomotive FCScottsdale, Arizona
7:30 PM MST
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Stadium: Casino Arizona Field
Referee: Elton García
Penalties
Bakero
Whelan
Farrell
Moar 		Carrijó
Ross
Ryan
Gómez

Eastern Conference Final edit

October 24, 2020 (2020-10-24) FLouisville City FC1–2 Tampa Bay Rowdies Louisville, Kentucky
7:30 PM EDT
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Stadium: Lynn Family Stadium
Attendance: 4,900
Referee: Jon Freemon

USL Championship Final edit

The Final was cancelled the day before because several Tampa Bay players and staff tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, Phoenix Rising and Tampa Bay were recognized as conference champions, and the final was not played.[42] League officials considered postponing the game, but this would have required quarantining both teams and giving them time for renewed training. The prospect of waiting three to four weeks to play led league officials to simply cancel the game.[43] They also considered awarding Rising the title since it had more points than Tampa Bay, but balked at doing so because Rising earned three points by forfeit after San Diego Loyal walked off the field in protest after Rising's Junior Flemmings directed a homophobic slur at Loyal's Collin Martin.[44]

November 1, 2020 (2020-11-01) Tampa Bay Rowdies Cancelled Phoenix Rising FC St. Petersburg, Florida
8:30 PM ESTStadium: Al Lang Stadium
Note: Phoenix relinquished the right to host the final as a gesture of respect to the LGBTQ community for the incident between Phoenix Rising and San Diego Loyal on September 30.[45]

Average home attendances edit

Ranked from highest to lowest average attendance.

TeamGPTotalHighLowAverage
Sacramento Republic FC111,56911,56911,56911,569
Memphis 901 FC18,5718,5718,5718,571
San Antonio FC17,0207,0207,0207,020
Phoenix Rising FC16,5856,5856,5856,585
San Diego Loyal SC16,1006,1006,1006,100
OKC Energy FC14,0674,0674,0674,067
Saint Louis FC14,0194,0194,0194,019
North Carolina FC13,5153,5153,5153,515
Orange County SC13,1883,1883,1883,188
Austin Bold FC12,4962,4962,4962,496
Rio Grande Valley FC12,3002,3002,3002,300
Tacoma Defiance22,1782,1780†1,089
New York Red Bulls II11,0021,0021,0021,002
Atlanta United 21851851851851
Sporting Kansas City II1691691691691
Philadelphia Union II1467467467467
Birmingham Legion FC00000
Charleston Battery00000
Charlotte Independence00000
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC00000
El Paso Locomotive FC00000
Hartford Athletic00000
Indy Eleven00000
LA Galaxy II00000
Las Vegas Lights FC00000
Loudoun United FC00000
Louisville City FC00000
Miami FC00000
New Mexico United00000
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC00000
Portland Timbers 200000
Real Monarchs00000
Reno 1868 FC00000
Tampa Bay Rowdies00000
FC Tulsa00000
Total1764,61911,56903,801

† One Tacoma Defiance home match took place closed-door due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sources: USL Championship Soccer Stadium Digest

Statistical leaders edit

League awards edit

Individual awards edit

AwardWinnerTeamReasonRef.
Golden Boot Junior FlemmingsPhoenix Rising FC14 Goals[47]
Golden Glove Danny VitielloPittsburgh Riverhounds SC0.50 Goals against average; 5 Shutouts; 77.8% Save percentage[47]
Assists Champion Solomon AsantePhoenix Rising FC9 Assists[47]
Goalkeeper of the Year Ben LundtLouisville City FC7 Shutouts, 74.4 Save percentage[48]
Defender of the Year Forrest LassoTampa Bay Rowdies86 clearances; 77.8 percent of tackles; 66.3 percent of aerial duels[49]
Coaches of the Year Troy LesesneNew Mexico United2nd playoff appearance despite all road games[50]
Ian RussellReno 1868 FCBest record
Young Player of the Year Wilson HarrisSporting Kansas City II8 Goals[51]
Most Valuable Player Solomon AsantePhoenix Rising FC6 Goals; 9 Assists; 23 Shots on goal; 42 chances created[52]
Goal of the Year Tobenna UzoFC TulsaHeader vs OKC Energy FC[53]
Save of the Year Joe KuzminskyCharleston Batteryvs Miami FC[54]

[55]

All-League Teams edit

First team[56]
GoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards
Ben Lundt (LOU) Forrest Lasso (TBR)
Kalen Ryden (NMU)
Sean Totsch (LOU)
Thomas Vancaeyezeele (PGH)		 Kenardo Forbes (PGH)
Bruno Lapa (BHM)
Speedy Williams (LOU)		 Solomon Asante (PHX)
Cameron Lancaster (LOU)
Augustine Williams (LAG)
Second team[56]
GoalkeeperDefendersMidfieldersForwards
Brandon Miller (CLT) Leland Archer (CHS)
Alex Crognale (BHM)
Neveal Hackshaw (IND)
Jordan Scarlett (TBR)		 Christiano François (RNO)
Kevin Partida (RNO)
Chris Wehan (NMU)		 Rufat Dadashov (PHX)
Dane Kelly (CLT)
Tyler Pasher (IND)

Monthly awards edit

MonthPlayer of the monthGoal of the monthSave of the monthCoach of the monthReferences
PlayerClubPositionPlayerClubPositionPlayerClubCoachClub
July Tyler PasherIndy ElevenForward Devon SandovalNew Mexico UnitedForward Ben BeauryReno 1868 FC Martin RennieIndy Eleven[1] [2] [3] [4]
August Junior FlemmingsPhoenix Rising FCForward Rey OrtizCharlotte IndependenceMidfielder Colin MillerLoudoun United FC Alen MarcinaSan Antonio FC[5] [6] [7] [8]
September / October Augustine WilliamsLA Galaxy IIForward Stavros ZarokostasCharleston BatteryForward Alex TambakisNorth Carolina FC John HackworthLouisville City FC[9] [10] [11] [12]

Weekly awards edit

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