 Dewar Challenge Cup | |
| Country |  USA |
|---|---|
| Champions | St. Louis Busch Seniors |
| Runners-up | Greek-American A.C. |
← 1987 1989 → | |
The 1988 National Challenge Cup was the 75th edition of the national soccer championship of the United States.
| Dewar Challenge Cup | |
| Country | USA |
|---|---|
| Champions | St. Louis Busch Seniors |
| Runners-up | Greek-American A.C. |
← 1987 1989 → | |
The 1988 National Challenge Cup was the 75th edition of the national soccer championship of the United States.
April 24 Spartans SC (DC/VA) 3:2 Philadelphia Inter (East PA)
May 1 NY Pancyprian Freedoms (East NY) 2:1 Hellenic SC (MA)[ citation needed ]
Date ? St. Louis Busch SC (MO) W:L Madison 56ers (WI)
Date ? Udinese SC (MO) W:L Ayulta (IL)[ citation needed ]
Date ? Dallas Mean Green (North TX) W:L Galveston International (South TX)
Date ? Soccer City (GA) W:L ?? [ citation needed ]
May 21 Greek-American A.C. (North CA) W:L Fresno International (North CA)
Date ? King Taco (South CA) W:L ?? [ citation needed ]
Result
Date ? NY Pancyprian Freedoms (East NY) 3:0 Spartans SC (DC/VA)[ citation needed ]
Date ? St. Louis Busch SC (MO) 4:0 Udinese SC (MO)[ citation needed ]
Date ? Dallas Mean Green (North TX) 2:0 Soccer City (GA)
Date ? Greek-American A.C. (North CA) 1:0 King Taco (South CA)[ citation needed ]
(St. Louis Soccer Park – Fenton, Mo.)
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June 10 Greek-American A.C. (North CA) 3:2 NY Pancyprian Freedoms (East NY)[ citation needed ]
St. Louis Soccer Park – Fenton, Mo.
June 25 St. Louis Busch SC (MO) 2:1 (AET) Greek-American A.C. (North CA)[ citation needed ]
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