Atlanta United’s starting 11 vs. St. Louis in U.S. Open Cup

Atlanta United’s starting 11 for Wednesday’s U.S. Open Cup against St. Louis at Kennesaw State:

Goalkeeper Brad Guzan

Right fullback Franco Escobar.

Centerback Miles Robinson.

Centerback Leandro Gonzalez Pirez.

Left fullback Brek Shea.

Defensive midfielder Eric Remedi.

Midfielder Emerson Hyndman.

Midfielder Darlington Nagbe.

Midfielder Pity Martinez.

Midfielder Justin Meram.

Striker Josef Martinez.

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