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S. Nishikawa
R. McLaughlin
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peter mangione
T. McNamara
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Gabriel Alcides
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D. Hernandez
J.Hernández
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Suarez
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J. Servania
T. Okiyoshi
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calov
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J. Batrouni
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C. Sorto
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D.Pacheco
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T. McNamara
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stefan stojanovic
P. D. Silva
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P. D. Silva
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Brooklyn FC 0–1 San Antonio FC: USL Championship Grind Sees Visitors Snatch Late Victory

In a tightly contested USL Championship fixture at Coney Island's Maimonides Park, San Antonio FC snatched a crucial 1–0 away victory over Brooklyn FC on July 26, 2026. The match, played under the lights with a kickoff at 07:45 local time, saw the visitors edge a largely defensive encounter through a second-half strike that left the home side rueing missed opportunities.

The first half was a tactical battle, with both teams struggling to find rhythm in midfield. Brooklyn, buoyed by their home support, controlled possession but failed to break down a well-organized San Antonio backline. The visitors, meanwhile, looked dangerous on the counter but lacked the final ball. Goalkeepers on both sides had relatively quiet evenings, with only a handful of long-range efforts testing their handling.

Key Moment Decides the Contest

The deadlock was broken in the 67th minute when San Antonio’s forward latched onto a through ball, shrugged off a defender, and slotted calmly past the Brooklyn keeper. The goal came against the run of play, as Brooklyn had just enjoyed their best spell of pressure. The home side pushed for an equalizer in the final 20 minutes, but rigid defending and a lack of composure in the box meant they could not find a way back.

Brooklyn FC's head coach will be frustrated by the result, as his side created several half-chances that went begging. San Antonio, meanwhile, celebrated a gritty road win that keeps them in the playoff hunt in the USL Championship standings.

Match Statistics at a Glance

  • Possession: Brooklyn 58% – 42% San Antonio
  • Shots on target: Brooklyn 3 – 4 San Antonio
  • Corners: Brooklyn 6 – 2 San Antonio
  • Fouls committed: Brooklyn 12 – 14 San Antonio

The result moves San Antonio up in the Western Conference, while Brooklyn will need to regroup quickly as they continue their push for a postseason berth in the Eastern Conference.