They did it. Three points. The best players were difference makers. It wasn’t all good, but it was good enough. Let’s talk about it. #STLvPOR Team Selection: CITY, on paper, lined up in the standard 4-2-3-1, but let’s talk about something a little more
Marcel Hartel arrived in St. Louis last year hungry to drive a turnaround. Despite the play that resulted in 10 goal contributions over 13 matches, however, CITY SC missed the playoffs. Entering 2... Read the full article from Justin Horneker at St. Louis Magazine.
When St. Louis CITY SC hosts the Portland Timbers on Sunday evening, they will be well aware of their place in the table. The playoff math is not in their favor, especially after this most recent five match stretch. The gulf between 14th and 9th has stretched to 12 points,
Jaziel Orozco made his first start for St. Louis CITY SC in Saturday’s 3–2 loss to Real Salt Lake. It’s a start that came quickly for a player who arrived this spring at CITY2, St. Louis’ MLS NEXT ... Read the full article from Justin Horneker at St.
St. Louis CITY SC lost a third straight on Saturday night in their 2-1 loss to Real Salt Lake. It was a fourth loss in five matches, and has insured that David Critchley’s side now possesses the worst current form in MLS. It’s tough to find positives
Sometimes, I have to remind myself that all those #MLSMondays ago, the theme of my breakdowns was learning. What did we learn from the team selection? Which player fits which role, which player definitely doesn’t fit that role, and what could have been done more optimally from our perspective?
Happy Belated Father’s Day, and happy belated #MLSMondays to all those #AllForCITY Dads out there. #AllForCITY managed to snag a point from the jaws of defeat on Saturday. CITY lost the xG battle to MLS’s worst team, and it could’ve/should’ve been worse. Klauss netted CITY’
Se gano, pero con los mismos errores de siempre.