2004 Dallas Burn season

Dallas Burn

2004 season

Owner

Lamar Hunt

Head Coach

Colin Clarke

Stadium

Cotton Bowl

MLS

Conference: 5th
Overall: 8th

U.S. Open Cup

Lost Quarterfinal vs. Kansas City Wizards (0 – 4)

Brimstone Cup

Won Championship vs. Chicago Fire (2 – 0)

Average home league attendance

9,088

Home colors

Away colors

← 2003

2005 →

The 2004 Dallas Burn season was the eighth season of the Major League Soccer team. The season saw the team fail to make the playoffs for the second consecutive year. The season was also the first full season under head coach Colin Clarke. The team moved from Dragon Stadium back to the Cotton Bowl. It would be the last season for the team in the Cotton Bowl, as they would move to their current stadium in Frisco. It was also the team’s final season as the Burn. With the move to their own stadium the next year, the team would be rebranded as FC Dallas in 2005. Burn forward Eddie Johnson shared the Golden Boot Award with Brian Ching, tying him for the most goals in the MLS with 12. Johnson was the second Burn player to win the award, with Jason Kreis previously winning it in 1999.

Final Standings

Western Conference	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
y - Kansas City Wizards	30	14	9	7	38	30	8	49
x - Los Angeles Galaxy	30	11	9	10	42	40	2	43
x - Colorado Rapids	30	10	9	11	29	32	-3	41
x - San Jose Earthquakes	30	9	10	11	41	35	6	38
Dallas Burn	30	10	14	6	34	45	-11	36

y - Conference Champions, x - clinched playoff berth

Regular Season

April 3, 2004	Colorado Rapids	1 – 1 (OT)	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

April 17, 2004	Dallas Burn	2 – 0	Chicago Fire	Chicago, Illinois
				Stadium: Soldier Field

April 24, 2004	Kansas City Wizards	0 – 1	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

May 1, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 0 (OT)	Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio
				Stadium: Columbus Crew Stadium

May 8, 2004	Los Angeles	3 – 1	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

May 15, 2004	San Jose Earthquakes	2 – 1	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

May 22, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 2	Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Missouri
				Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium

May 29, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 4	Los Angeles Galaxy	Carson, California
				Stadium: The Home Depot Center

June 5, 2004	Dallas Burn	2 – 0	MetroStars	East Rutherford, New Jersey
				Stadium: Giants Stadium

June 12, 2004	New England Revolution	1 – 3	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

June 19, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 1 (OT)	Colorado Rapids	Denver, Colorado
				Stadium: Invesco Field at Mile High

June 26, 2004	D.C. United	1 – 1 (OT)	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

July 3, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 5	Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Missouri
				Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium

July 7, 2004	Dallas Burn	2 – 1	San Jose Earthquakes	San Jose, California
				Stadium: Spartan Stadium

July 10, 2004	Columbus Crew	0 – 0 (OT)	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

July 17, 2004	Kansas City Wizards	1 – 0	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

July 20, 2004	Colorado Rapids	0 – 3	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

July 24, 2004	D.C. United	1 – 5	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

July 28, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 2	Columbus Crew	Columbus, Ohio
				Stadium: Columbus Crew Stadium

August 4, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 4	Kansas City Wizards	Kansas City, Missouri
				Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium

August 7, 2004	Colorado Rapids	0 – 1	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

August 11, 2004	New England Revolution	3 – 0	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

August 15, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 0	MetroStars	East Rutherford, New Jersey
				Stadium: Giants Stadium

August 21, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 3	San Jose Earthquakes	San Jose, California
				Stadium: Spartan Stadium

August 28, 2004	Chicago Fire	1 – 4	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

September 4, 2004	Dallas Burn	1 – 2	Colorado Rapids	Denver, Colorado
				Stadium: Invesco Field at Mile High

September 11, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 3	D.C. United	Washington, D.C.
				Stadium: RFK Stadium

September 18, 2004	Los Angeles Galaxy	0 – 2	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

September 25, 2004	MetroStars	2 – 0	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

October 2, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 2	New England Revolution	Foxborough, Massachusetts
				Stadium: Gillette Stadium

October 9, 2004	Dallas Burn	0 – 2	Los Angeles Galaxy	Carson, California
				Stadium: The Home Depot Center

October 16, 2004	San Jose Earthquakes	2 – 2 (OT)	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
				Stadium: Cotton Bowl

U.S. Open Cup

June 30, 2004 Third Round	Virginia Beach Mariners	0 – 2	Dallas Burn	Duncanville, Texas
			Nhelko 20' O'Brien 23'	Stadium: Old Panther Stadium

July 20, 2004 Fourth Round	Colorado Rapids	0 – 3	Dallas Burn	Dallas, Texas
			O'Brien 60' Johnson 67', 75'	Stadium: Cotton Bowl

August 4, 2004 Quarterfinal	Dallas Burn	0 – 4	Kansas City Wizards	Overland Park, Kansas
		Recap	Klein 52' Arnaud 57' Detter 73' Zotinca 88'	Stadium: Blue Valley Athletic Complex Attendance: 2,143

External links

Season statistics

FC Dallas

Frisco, Texas

The Club	History Seasons Records Players All articles

Stadiums	Cotton Bowl Dragon Stadium Toyota Stadium

Affiliated clubs	Oklahoma City Energy FC

Culture	Dallas Beer Guardians Lone Star Legion Dallas Football Elite El Matador

Rivalries	Brimstone Cup Lamar Hunt Pioneer Cup Texas Derby

Key personnel	Owner Clark Hunt Technical Director Fernando Clavijo Manager Óscar Pareja

Major honors (1)

Supporters' Shield (1)	2016

U.S. Open Cup (2)	1997 2016

Major League Soccer

Seasons (15)	1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

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