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Rhode Island

04-05 04:00

0 - 0

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Detroit City

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Rhode Island

Detroit City

Attacks

120

107

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3017

1022

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End 0-0

78′

N.Scardina

G. D. Stoneman

76′

C.Rutz

R. Williams

73′

R.Hope-Gund

H.Yamazaki

72′

Alexander dalou

D. Abdoulaye

70′

d.atkinson

A.Sanchez

65′

A.Stanley

J.Cedeno

62′

N. Fuson

A.Rodríguez

61′

D. Abdoulaye

54′

A. Diouf

Halftime 0-0

13′

J. Williams

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Match Info

The USL Championship match between Rhode Island and Detroit City ended in a 0-0 draw on Saturday, April 5th, 2026, a result that provided a hard-fought point for both sides but left them wanting more in the early season table. The match, played at Rhode Island's home venue, saw both teams create chances but ultimately fail to find a breakthrough, with defenses and goalkeepers coming out on top. The first half was a cagey affair with few clear-cut opportunities, as both midfields worked hard to disrupt the rhythm of the opposition. The second half saw more urgency, with Detroit City applying pressure in the final twenty minutes, but a series of last-ditch blocks and a crucial save from the Rhode Island keeper preserved the clean sheet. The key focus point was a disallowed goal for Detroit City in the 65th minute for a marginal offside call, a decision that was confirmed by VAR and proved pivotal in the final outcome. The result leaves both teams in the middle of the Eastern Conference standings, with Detroit City likely the more frustrated side after having slightly the better of the play. Post-match, the Rhode Island manager praised his team's defensive resilience, while the Detroit City coach rued the missed opportunities and the tight offside call. The starting XI for Rhode Island featured a solid back four, while Detroit City lined up in their typical high-pressing 4-3-3 formation.