September 20, 2022 – United Soccer League Championship (USL) – San Antonio FC News Release
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio FC defeated Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC 1-0 tonight, moving the club to 21-5-4 with a league-leading 67 points. With the win, SAFC is just one point away from securing the top seed in the USL Championship Western Conference.
PC scored the deciding goal in the 76th minute, scoring after his penalty attempt was saved but ricocheted right back to him.
Jordan Farr kept his 13 clean sheet of the season, setting a new club record in the process, and moving the team’s home unbeaten streak to 13 matches.
SAFC finishes a three-match week on Saturday, hosting Sacramento Republic FC at 7:30 p.m. CT from Toyota Field. Tickets are available now at SanAntonioFC.com or the SAFC app, and the match will be broadcast on ESPN+.
Scoring Summary:
SAFC: 1-0, PC 76′
Disciplinary Summary:
COS: Yellow Card (Dennis Erdmann) 14′
SAFC: Yellow Card (Jasser Khmiri) 23′
COS: Yellow Card (Michael Edwards) 45′
COS: Yellow Card (Triston Hodge) 55′
COS: Yellow Card (Bench) 69′
COS: Yellow Card (Elvis Amoh) 74′
SAFC: Yellow Card (Ignacio Bailone) 86′
Attendance: 5,113
SAFC Starting XI: GK: Jordan Farr; D: Shannon Gomez, Carter Manley, Jasser Khmiri, Mitchell Taintor, Connor Maloney; M: PC (captain), Cristian Parano (Nicky Hernandez 83′), Mohammed Abu; F: Ignacio Bailone, Elliot Collier (Jack Lynn 68′)
Substitutions not used: Grant Makela, Ates Diouf, Deshane Beckford, Jordy Delem, Jordan Ayimbila
Postgame Notes:
SAFC moves to 21-5-4 on the season with 67 points, leading the USL Championship.
PC’s goal was his second on the season, and fourth with SAFC.
Jordan Farr kept his league-leading 13th clean sheet of the season behind two saves.
Farr’s clean sheet total is a new club record and tied for the fourth-most in a single season in club history.
SAFC is now just one point shy of clinching the top seed in the Western Conference.
The win advances the team’s unbeaten home streak to 13 matches.
SAFC moves to 19-0-1 when scoring first this season, and 21-0-4 when scoring.
Quotes:
Head Coach Alen Marcina
(On the win…)
“I’m incredibly proud of the mentality monsters. I felt that we controlled the game from start to finish and were definitely the aggressors with and without the ball. It made Colorado [Springs] very uncomfortable and forced them to stay in their half. They then had to resort to long balls, so it made it very difficult, and we shut down their key players, which is essential in a game…
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