Milwaukee Cup
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Milwaukee 4, Marquette 1
Marquette 3, Milwaukee 2
| Sport | College soccer |
|---|---|
| First meeting | September 23, 1973 Milwaukee 4, Marquette 1 |
| Latest meeting | September 23, 2025 Marquette 3, Milwaukee 2 |
| Next meeting | 2026 |
| Stadiums | Engelmann Stadium Valley Fields |
| Trophy | Milwaukee Cup |
| Statistics | |
| Meetings total | 51 |
| All-time series | Milwaukee, 31–13–7 |
| Largest victory | Milwaukee 9, Marquette 0 (1977) |
| Longest win streak | 9, Milwaukee (1973–1981) |
| Longest unbeaten streak | 9, Milwaukee (1973–1981) |
| Current win streak | Marquette, 1 |
| Current unbeaten streak | Marquette, 4 |
  Milwaukee  Marquette The two sides' home grounds, Valley Fields and Engelmann Stadium, stand only four miles (6.5 kilometers) apart | |
The Milwaukee Cup is a traveling trophy awarded to the winner of the annual men's soccer (association football) match between Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
Milwaukee leads the all-time series, 31–13–7,[1] Marquette currently holds the cup after a 3-2 victory over Milwaukee at Engelmann Stadium on September 23, 2025. In the event of a draw, the cup remains in possession of the school holding it previously.
Cup matches since 2006 have taken on a heightened sense of rivalry due to Louis Bennett's acceptance of the head coaching position at Marquette. Bennett took the job after 10 successful seasons as the head coach at Milwaukee.[2]
The September 13, 2006, match took on extra importance for Milwaukee as it was the first played under lights at Engelmann Field. The undertaking to have lights installed was largely initiated and supported by Bennett and his staff while they coached at UWM. Milwaukee won, 3–2.[3]
The cup match stands as one of the few examples of a true derby in American soccer.
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