MLS Cup 2006
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<entity_3> was the 11th edition of the <entity_4>, the championship match of Major League Soccer (MLS), and took place on <entity_0>. It was contested between the New England Revolution and the <entity_1> to decide the champion of the <entity_0> season. The match was hosted at <entity_2> in Frisco, Texas, the venue of the previous <entity_5> between the New England Revolution and Los Angeles Galaxy. On <entity_0>, MLS announced that <entity_2> would repeat as the venue for a second consecutive <entity_4>, following a successful bid from FC Dallas; the other bidding finalist was the Home Depot Center in Carson, California, home to the Los Angeles Galaxy. It was organized into three rounds: a home-and-away series with a winner determined by aggregate score in the Conference Semifinals, a single-match Conference Final, and the <entity_4> <entity_5>. <entity_3> was contested by the New England Revolution and the <entity_1>, who had both finished second in their respective conferences during the regular season. The <entity_0> <entity_5> also marked the first time that neither <entity_4> finalist had won their conference or division, as well as the first time that both finalists had qualified despite losing their first playoffs match. The <entity_1> were formed after owners Anschutz Entertainment Group announced that the San Jose Earthquakes would relocate to Houston for the <entity_0> season, citing a failure to secure a stadium and local ownership group in the Bay Area. In the Western Conference Final, the <entity_1> hosted the Colorado Rapids, who had defeated conference-leading Dallas as the fourth seed and were appearing in their second consecutive conference <entity_5>. The <entity_4> <entity_5> was televised in the United States on ABC in English and Spanish using secondary audio programming, earning a Nielsen rating of 0.8 and an estimated audience of 1.24 million. In 14 previous meetings from 2001 to <entity_0> between the New England Revolution and the <entity_1> and their predecessor, the San Jose Earthquakes, the Revolution had lost nine matches and drew five. The two clubs would meet again in the following <entity_5>, playing in the first repeat match-up in <entity_4> history; Houston defeated New England 2–1 in regulation time and defended their title. New England qualified for their fifth <entity_4> <entity_5> in 2014, also losing to the Galaxy in Carson.
['association football final', 'final']