MLS Cup 2008
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<entity_5> was the 13th edition of the <entity_6>, the championship match of Major League Soccer (MLS). The match took place on <entity_2>, at the <entity_1> in Carson, California, near Los Angeles. The <entity_1> in Carson, California, home to the Los Angeles Galaxy and Chivas USA, was announced as the venue for the <entity_2> edition of the <entity_6> on November 19, 2007. It marked the third time that the stadium had hosted the <entity_6> <entity_7>, following back-to-back editions in 2003 and 2004. The <entity_1> also hosted the 2003 MLS All-Star Game, the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup Final, the 2007 SuperLiga <entity_7>, and two editions of the CONCACAF Gold Cup. The <entity_6> is the post-season championship of Major League Soccer (MLS), a professional club soccer league in the <entity_4> and Canada. It was organized into three rounds: a home-and-away series in the Conference Semifinals, a single-match Conference Final, and the <entity_6> <entity_7>. The <entity_2> edition of the <entity_6> was contested by the Columbus Crew and <entity_0>, both first-time finalists. It also marked the first time that two teams from the Eastern Conference played each other in the <entity_6> <entity_7>. Salt Lake then hit Cepero's goalpost three times, but were unable to score an equalizer and allowed the Red Bulls to advance to their first <entity_6> <entity_7>. The <entity_6> <entity_7> was televised in the <entity_4> on ABC in English and TeleFutura in Spanish. The <entity_2> <entity_7> marked the debut of the Philip F. Anschutz Trophy, replacing the former <entity_6> trophy. <entity_3> was refereeing his first <entity_6> and was among the first professional referees in the <entity_4>. Will Hesmer became the first MLS player to celebrate their birthday on the day of an <entity_6> <entity_7> and the first goalkeeper to record zero saves during the <entity_7>. Sigi Schmid became the first coach to win an <entity_6> with two different teams and was named the head coach of the expansion Seattle Sounders FC less than a month after the <entity_7>. Columbus and New York would meet again in the Eastern Conference Championship during the 2015 <entity_6> Playoffs, which ended in a 2–1 aggregate win for the Crew, who would host and lose the <entity_6> <entity_7> to the Portland Timbers.
['association football final', 'final']