No one knows St. Louis CITY SC quite like John Hackworth. The club’s technical director wears many hats these days. In the midst of a turbulent season that saw both former manager Olof Mellberg and former sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel relieved of their duties midseason, Hackworth has had to
LAFC’s unbeaten run vs St. Louis CITY SC continued Saturday night as David Critchley’s side were outmatched against one of Major League Soccer’s most dangerous attacks. The 0-3 loss wasn’t unexpected, especially in light of Henry Kessler’s continued injury absence, but it was a
ST. LOUIS - After consecutive wins in Montreal and San Jose in the past two weeks, St. Louis City SC returned home to Energizer Park on Saturday night, hosting Los Angeles Football Club. A beautiful night greeted the 22-thousand-plus in attendance, as a warm day gave way for a
Two games AND two wins?! Remember just 17 days ago, when I spent thousands of words dissecting what was arguably the worst watch in STL CITY’s short existence? There’s one tried-and-true statement that applies to all things, everywhere, all the time: Winning fixes everything. But before
St. Louis CITY SC striker João Klauss painted a picture of a frustrated locker room earlier this season. The squad had taken a step back after a momentous finish to 2024, and players such as Klauss knew that dominoes would start to fall if they weren’t able to find
SAN JOSE, Cal. - St. Louis City SC’s 2025 Major League Soccer season is coming off the final turn and heading down the homestretch. They won’t finish in the playoff places, but have a chance to show what team they can be in 2026. After a 2-0 win
Montréal’s supporter chaos and ownership drift offer CITY fans a sobering warning.
St. Louis CITY SC has a new attacker in the first-team rotation, but he’s no secret to St. Louis soccer diehards: Brendan McSorely arrived in St. Louis as a third-round MLS SuperDraft pick, following a collegiate career where he scored 25 goals in 71 appearances for Providence
“STL died on the cross this weekend—60 crosses, 1 goal. A martyr to inefficiency.” “STL hit 60 crosses… and still couldn’t resurrect their attack.” STL’s weekend: all cross, no salvation. Think some of those are pretty good. Hello. If you sensed frustration, congratulations — your tactical si... Read
St. Louis CITY SC seemed to be squarely in the driver’s seat when FC Dallas goalkeeper Michael Collodi was sent off in the 16th minute of Saturday’s 1-1 draw. Collardi clattered through João Klauss as he made a move isolated against the keeper. CITY SC seemed to
St. Louis CITY SC hosts FC Dallas Saturday at Energizer Park. CITY seeks revenge after July’s 3-0 loss, with goals flowing in recent matches. Read the full article at STL Sports Central.
