MLS Stadiums Trivia Quiz

Answer: Toyota Park

The Chicago Fire were created in 1998 and began playing their home games in Soldier Field. In 2006, Toyota Park was created in Bridgeview for the Fire to house their home games. It was also the site of the MLS All-Stars 1-0 win over Chelsea FC in 2006.

Answer: Monster Park

Monster Park is the stadium that houses the San Francisco 49ers NFL games. McAfee Stadium is the home of the NFL Oakland Raiders and any Earthquake games that are deemed too big for their normal home at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara. Spartan Stadium, home to the San Jose University Spartans, was were the Earthquakes played their games before their transfer to Houston.

Answer: No one

Before the 2008 season, DC United shared RFK with the Washington Nationals. However, the Nationals moved to Nationals Park in 2008 thus leaving DC United the only tenants of RFK Stadium.

Answer: Real Salt Lake

Real Salt Lake joined the league in 2005 and began using University of Utah's Rice-Eccles Stadium. However, in late 2008, work was nearly complete on Real Salt Lake Stadium, their home for 2009.

Answer: Columbus Crew

Columbus Crew Stadium, built in 1999, was the first soccer-specific stadium in the US. Lamar Hunt, owner of the Crew, was a very beloved man who unfortunately passed away in 2006. The Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup is named for him because of his work on pushing MLS into the mainstream.

Answer: Pizza Hut Park

Before Pizza Hut Park, FC Dallas played their games in the Cotton Bowl. They moved to Pizza Hut Park in 2005, which is also the year they changed their name from Dallas Burn to FC Dallas.

Answer: Kansas City Wizards

The Wizards played their home games in Arrowhead Stadium until 2007, however they moved to CommunityAmerica Ballpark in 2008. The T-Bones are a minor league baseball team in Kansas City who shared the stadium with the Wizards.

Answer: University of Houston

Since the Houston Dynamo were formed in 2005, they have used the University of Houston's football stadium. The stadium, which holds 32,000, allowed the Dynamo to have an average attendance of 30,000 in the playoffs in 2007.

Answer: Both of Them

The Home Depot Center in Carson, California, had housed the LA Galaxy since 2003. When Chivas USA was created in 2005, they also used the 27,000 seat stadium. This sharing of the Home Depot Center provides some very exciting soccer matches between these two heated rivals.

Answer: Giants Stadium

Since the New York Red Bulls (Metrostars) were founded in 1996, they have also shared Giants Stadium (also known as the Meadowlands) with the NFL New York Giants, and the NFL New York Jets.