USOC: San Jose sink Timbers after extra-time; Chicago beat Revolution | OneFootball

The U.S. Open Cup round-of-16 gets underway Tuesday evening with two all-MLS matchups.

Here is what has gone down so far.

Extra-time dagger sees San Jose past Portland

Scorers: Skahan 116'

The San Jose Earthquakes booked their spot in the last-eight with a narrow victory over the Portland Timbers after extra-time.

While the two teams traded chances in the 90 minutes, the scoreless affair required extra-time, and it was the home side who found the winner in the extra session.

After a bad giveaway in the middle of the park by the Timbers, Mark Anthony-Kaye's shot found it's way into the back of the net, helped on by a slight deflection by fellow Earthquake Jack Skahan.

Chicago Fire knock New England Revolution out in Providence

Scorers: Reynolds (OG) 89 ; Klein 38' (OG), Cuypers 69', Zinckernagel 79'

It was a dreary atmosphere in Providence as Chicago sent a heavily-rotated Revolution crashing out in the round-of-16.

The game was played away from Gillette Stadium due to scheduling conflicts, but the visitors had no trouble putting on early pressure and forcing an Ethan Klein own-goal.

Fire club-record signing Hugo Cuypers made his impact on the match, putting it to bed past the hour mark after nearly a second own-goal from the hosts.

A late strike from substitute Philip Zinckernagel was the final nail in the hosts' coffin, despite the Revs finding a late consolation goal to cut the lead.

Gregg Berhalter's side will now await the finish of the round as the remaining clubs will be redrawn in the quarter-final.

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