St. Louis CITY SC head into the World Cup break on the right foot. Yoann Damet’s side is unbeaten in the last 5 after Saturday’s 3-0 win over Austin FC, marking the first time they’ve accomplished that feat in over 2 years. So, safe to say
St. Louis CITY SC has quietly picked up the pace over the past month, but they’re entering the final match of the season’s first act needing a reset. Along with the long term injuries (Orozco’s hamstring, Célio’s knee, and Wallem’s suspension), Yoann Damet’s group
The US Open Cup, the country’s oldest soccer tournament, has transformed into a “get out of jail free” card for MLS clubs on the ground zero of a retool. None of this should be too surprising given the USOC’s status as the “other” tournament for teams that haven’
St. Louis CITY SC’s trip to DC was always going to be an uphill battle. The tight turnaround before Tuesday’s US Open Cup Quarterfinal meant that Yoann Damet would have to rotate more than he is typically comfortable with, given the current roster and given the sickness making
Folks, St. Louis CITY SC has finally done it. Wednesday night was the 8th matchup between St. Louis and LAFC, and it was the first time CITY SC has ended the night with 3 points. Like the story of the first 3 years, that’s a lot of heartbreak… but
Yoann Damet’s Sangbin gamble paid off. The wheels had been sputtering following St. Louis CITY SC’s 2-0 loss in Austin last Sunday. The lack of momentum threatened to bear down on Yoann Damet’s shoulders as his CITY SC traveled to Colorado in search of a first
Yoann Damet and St. Louis CITY needed a lifeline after a pair of rough results and found the cure for what ailed them in defeating the Chicago Fire away from Energizer Park for the first time in club history. How about that US Open Cup, eh? The opening frame from
St. Louis CITY SC should have walked away from their date with San Jose with, at the very least, a share of the points, but CITY SC left points on the table thanks to errors in big moments, as has become tradition. A loss to San Jose isn’t a
Last week was a real mixed bag for the St. Louis CITY Soccer Club after a stretch of encouraging performances. St. Louis started the week with a straightforward, 4-0 drubbing of FC Tulsa on Wednesday night to kick off their 2026 US Open Cup campaign. Only to violently crash
Another big draw for St. Louis CITY SC this weekend as they make it back to back road points against sure-fire playoff clubs. It’s becoming a trend — worrying or otherwise — in CITY SC’s results. Outside of the opening day draw with Charlotte, St. Louis has conceded first
St. Louis CITY SC will be looking for their first point on the road in 2026 today when they head to NYCFC, but the trip will mean a little more for former NYCFC Academy midfielder Dante Polvara. Polvara earned high marks during his time with the Pigeons but never suited
St. Louis needed that one. CITY SC finally find themselves in the win column following Saturday’s 3-1 victory over the New England Revolution. After four straight weeks of falling short of their underlying numbers, the Ravioli Boyz found the panacea, which was… apparently just smashing the ball ... Read
The winless St. Louis CITY SC host the New England Revolution this evening in what has quickly become a must-win for Yoann Damet’s men. Obviously, a loss or draw doesn’t end the season after five matches, but it would signal that the signs of hope that the
Another hard loss for St. Louis CITY SC and, stop me if you’ve heard this before, another match where CITY SC will feel hard done by the result. The 2-0 win saw LAFC extend their shutout streak to four matches, but that betrays the fact that St. Louis
St. Louis couldn’t take advantage of a vulnerable Seattle Sounders Football Club on Saturday night. There were opportunities. Yoann Damet’s squad looked confident in possession and heaped pressure on the Sounders throughout the first half in transition, but far too often, the final pass lacke... Read the full
St. Louis took on San Diego Sunday night with hope that the progress the side experienced in week one could be replicated against an SDFC that has been a buzzsaw through the first month of the season. That test was handicapped by the sudden loss of Marcel Hartel, who returned
