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The Basics
Tampa Bay Rowdies at Charleston Battery
Saturday, April 28 – 7 p.m.
MUSC Health Stadium, Charleston, S.C.
Follow us for live updates on Twitter at @RowdiesGameday

How to Watch
The match will be streamed live on ESPN+ here. ESPN+ is the USL’s new streaming partner. It will be available on the USL’s YouTube channel for those viewers outside the United States in regions where ESPN+ is not available.

Watch Party
Head to Big Storm Brewing Co.’s taproom in either Pinellas or Pasco on Saturday afternoon for the Rowdies’ official watch parties. If you wear Rowdies gear, you’ll get $1 off all pints. The Pinellas taproom is located at 12707 49th St. N, Clearwater. The Pasco taproom is located at 2330 Success Dr, Odessa.

Records
Charleston Battery: 2-2-2, 8 points, 7th place
Tampa Bay: 4-2-0, 12 points, 2nd place

Series History
The Rowdies are 1-2-0 (W-L-T) against the Battery in a series that dates back only to last season. Charleston beat Tampa Bay 2-0 on July 1 of last season in the Rowdies’ only previous visit to MUSC Health Stadium. 

Rowdies Notes
The Tampa Bay Rowdies open a three-game road swing in USL play with a trip to Charleston tonight. The Rowdies will visit Penn FC next week and then the Richmond Kickers on May 12, with the possibility of playing on the road in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup as well on May 16, depending on which opponent advances from the play-in and first rounds. The Rowdies a 1-2-0 (W-L-T) on the road in 2018, having won at North Carolina FC on opening weekend before falling in visits to Louisville City FC and the New York Red Bulls II. 

Tampa Bay picked up an impressive win in a cross-conference clash last weekend, topping Real Monarchs SLC 2-0 at Al Lang Stadium to become the first team this season to take points off the previously-perfect Monarchs. Joe Cole gave the Rowdies a lead shortly before halftime and then Georgi Hristov secured the win with a historic goal in the 70th minute off an assist from Cole. Cole was named to the USL Team of the Week on Tuesday. 

Georgi Hristov has a shot at all-time Tampa Bay Rowdies history in Charleston. He tied the club’s all-time scoring record of 57 goals with his strike last weekend, tying Derek Smethurst’s record which has stood since 1978. Hristov’s next goal will move him into first place alone. 

Tampa Bay will be without right back David Najem, who sustained a torn left ACL in the first half of the Rowdies’ loss to the Red Bulls on April 14. Najem had played every minute of the season prior to his injury. He will have surgery later this month and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2018 season. 

Clearwater, Florida native Kyle Curinga stepped into Najem’s place in the starting lineup at right back in last week’s win over the Monarchs and put in a great performance in his debut for his hometown club. Curinga had not even dressed for a match yet this season, but played the full 90 minutes in helping the Rowdies to their third clean sheet in six matches to start the year. 

Scouting Charleston
Charleston hasn’t quite reached its 2017 performance levels yet, but the Battery is unbeaten in its last three matches, earning points with draws on the road at Bethlehem and Penn FC and then an impressive 3-0 win over Atlanta United 2 on Tuesday night.

This match marks the beginning of a six-game home stand for the Battery, including five USL matches and one Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup contest. Charleston is 1-1-0 (W-L-T) at home this year, losing to FC Cincinnati, but beating Penn FC.

Gordon Wild, Ataulla Guerra and Tah Brian Anunga are all tied for the team lead in goals with two apiece. Both of Wild’s goals came Tuesday night in the win over Atlanta.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 25, 2018) — With three clean sheets in six matches to start the season, Tampa Bay Rowdies goalkeeper Cody Mizell is off to a hot start to his second stint at Al Lang Stadium.

The 26-year old American goalkeeper signed with the Rowdies in 2014 as a very young goalkeeper and spent most of the year trying to fight his way up a congested depth chart that included Matt Pickens, Ryan Thompson and Diego Restrepo, who recovered from an injury late in the year.

His chances on the field were limited and didn’t always go the way he would’ve hoped. He conceded a total of 11 goals in four matches between league and U.S. Open Cup play.

But he was young and he was always learning.

“Looking back at it now, it was a fantastic learning experience for me,” Mizell said. “I learned a lot from Matt Pickens that year. Little things not just about how you train, but the certain days you do certain things so that you’re ready for the weekend. Matt taught me more than he even knew he was teaching me.”

Mizell departed the Rowdies after that season for Iceland, where he played 19 matches for Fram. He came back to the United States in 2016 and had two great seasons with the Charlotte Independence. In two years in North Carolina, Mizell played 45 matches and went on loan to the Colorado Rapids, where was offered another great chance to learn.

“Last year, I spent time with Colorado and learned things from Tim Howard and Zac MacMath,” he said. “They’re two totally different styles of goalkeepers and they’re different from Matt, but you pick up things about how to train, prepare, eat from all of them. It’s those little things that outsiders don’t really understand that make a big difference.”

Armed with all that knowledge and playing experience, Mizell return to Tampa Bay this winter a different player.

Only two players (Georgi Hristov and Tamika Mkandawire) remain from Mizell’s first season with the Rowdies and a lot about the club has changed in the three years he was away, but he said it still felt right to come back.

“This club is unbelievable the way they do things,” Mizell said. “It’s a totally different club from when I was here the first time. We have a great set up and I love it. I love the weather, the atmosphere, the history of the Rowdies. It’s all first class.”

On the field, Rowdies fans can’t have asked for much more from Mizell this season. In three home games, Tampa Bay is yet to concede a goal and has outscored opponents 9-0.

With three straight USL matches away from home, it’s time for Tampa Bay to bring that success on the road. After winning their first road match of the year, the Rowdies have dropped two straight, including a 5-0 defeat against the New York Red Bulls II.

“I hate to say it, but I think losing 5-0 to was a wake-up call for us,” Mizell said. “That will only help us moving forward. It’ll make us change our mentality as a group, not just one through 11 on the field, but one through 24 on the roster. We know we’re good at home, but now we have to bring that mentality on the road. It may not be pretty, but starting now, we’ll do whatever it takes to win a game. It may take six goals, it may only take one. We may have five percent possession, we may have 99 percent possession, it doesn’t matter. We have to get a result.”

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 24, 2018) — Tampa Bay Rowdies captain Joe Cole has been named to the USL Team of the Week for the first time in 2018 following a stellar performance in the Rowdies’ 2-0 win over Real Monarchs SLC on Saturday night.

Cole scored his second goal of the season and provided his first assist on the year in the win. 

Additionally, Georgi Hristov was named as an honorable mention on the bench after scoring his 57th goal for the Rowdies, tying the all-time club record.

The full USL Team of the Week is below.

USL Team of the Week
GK – Diego Restrepo, San Antonio FC: Recorded a six-save shutout to earn SAFC a point on the road in a 0-0 draw against Fresno FC on Sunday night.

D – Sean Reynolds, Saint Louis FC: Reynolds recorded five clearances and four interceptions as Saint Louis held OKC Energy FC without a shot on goal in a 1-0 victory on the road.

D – Ken Tribbett, Penn FC: Tribbett capped a solid defensive performance – won 10 of 14 duels overall and made five interceptions – with a spectacular bicycle-kick goal that served as a late equalizer against the Charleston Battery.

D – Taylor Hunter, Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC: Hunter recorded eight interceptions and won eight of 13 duels as the Switchbacks limited Seattle to one shot on goal in a 0-0 draw at Weidner Field.

M – Villyan Bijev, Sacramento Republic FC: Bijev scored the game-winning goal, recorded three key passes, won 10 of 14 duels and completed 35 of 41 passes in Republic FC’s 2-1 victory against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC.

M – Joe Cole, Tampa Bay Rowdies: Cole notched a goal and assist while putting in a solid all-around performance in midfield, completing 23 of 26 passes as the Rowdies defeated Real Monarchs SLC 2-0.

M – Thomas Vancaeyezeele, Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC: Vancaeyezeele scored the Hounds’ second goal, but he was also stellar all over the field as he won 10 of 12 duels and recorded nine clearances, three interceptions and two tackles.

M – Solomon Asante, Phoenix Rising FC: Asante had a goal – a late equalizer – and an assist while also recording three key passes in Phoenix’s 2-2 draw with the Swope Park Rangers.

F – Kharlton Belmar, Swope Park Rangers: Belmar continued his stellar season with a pair of goals while also completing 36 of 42 passes in the Rangers’ 2-2 draw on the road against Phoenix Rising FC.

F – Jon Bakero, Tulsa Roughnecks FC: Bakero had a goal – a stoppage-time equalizer – and an assist as the Roughnecks earned a 2-2 draw with Fresno FC.

F – Danny Musovski, Reno 1868 FC: Musovski’s two goals in the final 15 minutes led 1868 FC to a comeback 2-1 victory against the Portland Timbers 2.

Bench: Calle Brown (SEA), Billy Forbes (PHX), Kenney Walker (CIN), Georgi Hristov (TBR), Antoine Hoppenot (RNO), Kevin Oliveira (OTT), Foster Langsdorf (POR)

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 22, 2018) — The Tampa Bay Rowdies picked up a big win Saturday night, beating one of the favorites to win the Western Conference with a 2-0 win over Real Monarchs SLC.

Joe Cole and Georgi Hristov had the goals for Tampa Bay as it both ended the Monarchs’ nine-game regular season unbeaten run, and extended an impressive streak for the Rowdies.

Here’s Three Things about the victory…

1. Georgi ties the record.
Rowdies forward Georgi Hristov is on the doorstep of all-time Tampa Bay Rowdies history after scoring his 57th goal for the club in the second half of Saturday night’s win. The goal put him into a tie with Derek Smethurst for the most goals all-time. Smethurst played for the Rowdies from 1975 to 1978 and has held the record for the last 40 years.

You can read more about Hristov’s record-tying moment here.

Ever humble, Hristov was most excited that his goal helped the Rowdies to secure a win.

“I’m happy for the win and I’m happy that I tied the record. It was never my big goal, but when you get close, you want to beat it of course,” Hristov said. “Most importantly, I’m really happy with the way we played against a very, very good team. They had four wins in four games and we played better than them tonight.”

He will go for the record Saturday night in Charleston against the Battery.

2. Kyle Curinga’s debut
Kyle Curinga signed for his hometown club this winter, but had to patiently wait for his first chance to wear green and gold and make an impact. The Clearwater native narrowly lost a tight battle against David Najem for the role as starting right back and hadn’t dressed for any of Tampa Bay’s first five matches.

When David Najem tore his ACL in New Jersey on April 14, it opened the door for Curinga to come into the team and step onto the field for the first time.

Curinga made the most of his debut last night, helping the Rowdies keep a clean sheet against his former club. Curinga made 27 appearances for the Monarchs last season.

“You can’t write it up any better,” he said. “I felt a lot of emotions all day and I got texts left, right and center from friends, family, teammates, ex-teammates. I was thinking about that the whole time. About 40 minutes before the game, I shut my phone off, focused and just tried to do my job. We got the result and that’s the most important thing.”

Curinga had five clearances and three interceptions in his first competitive match and drew high praise from Tampa Bay Head Coach Stuart Campbell for his performance.

“I thought he was great from the offset,” Campbell said. “I know it sounds crazy, but I made a conscious decision to keep my distance from him a little bit this week because he’s a local kid, this was his first start and I knew he would be feeling a little bit more anxious than he would playing against another team because it was his old club. I just wanted to let him process the week ahead of him coming into the game on Saturday. He played really, really well, which we knew he would. He’s a good player. Him and David had a really good battle as to who would win the starting right back spot. David just shaved it, but Kyle, credit to him, day in and day out, he’s come in and worked hard.”

3. Home dominance
As of today, April 22, a full calendar year has now passed since the last time the Rowdies lost a regulation match at Al Lang Stadium. Tampa Bay lost just one regular season match in St. Petersburg last season, a 3-2 loss to the Charleston Battery on April 23, 2017.

The Rowdies have brought that impressive home form into this season, winning all three home games so far by a combined margin of 9-0.

In all, the Rowdies have a record of 12-0-4 (W-L-T) in regulation USL matches since that loss to Charleston and have outscored opponents by a mind-blowing margin of 32 goals scored to only six goals conceded.

The Rowdies now have to wait until May 19 for their next home USL match and must find a way to carry the confidence of playing at home on the road.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 21, 2018) — Georgi Hristov has tied Derek Smethurst for the most goals in Tampa Bay Rowdies history following his strike in the second half of Tampa Bay’s 2-0 win over Real Monarchs SLC on Saturday night at Al Lang Stadium.

Hristov’s goal, a sharp right-footed finish in the 70th minute, was his 57th since joining the club in 2013. His first goal for Tampa Bay came in a 2-0 road win over the San Antonio Scorpions on April 13, 2013, five years ago yesterday. 

Since that moment, Hristov has been one of the Rowdies’ most reliable players and a clear fan favorite.

In his first season with the Rowdies, Hristov scored 12 goals and tallied eight assists to win the Golden Ball as the NASL’s Most Valuable Player.

In the next two seasons, Hristov scored a combined 11 goals before roaring back into excellent form in the 2016 season, which saw him score 11 goals.

Another 15 last season left the Bulgarian just four goals short of tying Smethurst’s all-time Rowdies scoring record coming into the 2018 season.

Hristov made quick work of the final stages of his pursuit, scoring four goals in the Rowdies’ opening six matches to place his name alongside Smethurst’s at the top of the leaderboard.

He will go for sole possession of the record next Saturday night on the road when the Rowdies face the Charleston Battery.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 21, 2018) — The Tampa Bay Rowdies faced a tough task Saturday night, trying to bounce back from a humbling 5-0 defeat one week ago against a team in the Real Monarchs that hadn’t dropped a point all season.

The Rowdies were more than up to the task though, posting a 2-0 win at Al Lang Stadium, their third win in as many home matches this year.

Tampa Bay (4-2-0, 12 points) got goals from Joe Cole and Georgi Hristov in either half to send the Monarchs (4-1-0, 12 points) home with their first loss of the season. Hristov’s goal was his 57th strike for the Rowdies, tying Derek Smethurst for the Rowdies’ all-time scoring record.

It was the Monarch’s first loss in 10 regular-season matches dating back to last season, when they won the USL regular season title.

“They (Real Monarchs) are far and away the best team we’ve played so far,” Rowdies Head Coach Stuart Campbell said. “That’s no disrespect to any of the other teams we’ve come up against so far, but they’re an excellent team. It was a very good performance by us and we had to be at our very, very best to get these three points.”

In a meeting between two of the top teams in their respective conferences, genuine scoring chances were few and far between for the first 70 minutes of play. The teams combined for only five shots on target all night.

It wasn’t until the 40th minute that the Rowdies broke through, with captain Joe Cole outmuscling Real center back Michael Gallagher to set himself up with a one-on-one against Monarchs goalkeeper David Ochoa.

The Rowdies’ veteran was always favored to win that matchup, though Ochoa did nearly win the ball off Cole’s feet. Cole took another few steps sideways before a simple finish into the open net gave Tampa Bay a 1-0 lead just before halftime.

The Rowdies got off to a hot start in the second half, but Real slowly gained its footing and took control of the game away.

Tampa Bay goalkeeper Cody Mizell preserved the Rowdies’ narrow lead with a save in the 66th minute and his team rewarded him with a second goal just four minutes later.

Cole fed a through ball to Georgi Hristov near the corner of the box and Hristov tied Rowdies’ history with a first-time shot that beat Ochoa and went into the far netting for a 2-0 Rowdies lead.

“I’m happy,” Hristov said. “I want to dedicate this goal and this win to David (Najem), who was injured a week ago. This is for him. I’m happy for the win and I’m happy that I tied the record. … Most important, I’m really happy with the way we played against a very, very good team.”

The Rowdies could’ve added a third goal a few times in the dying minutes of the match, but the job was already done and Tampa Bay was back to winning ways having seen off one of the best teams in the Western Conference.

Now, the Rowdies hit the road for a series of matches in Charleston, Harrisburg and Richmond before returning home to face the Pittsburgh Riverhounds in their next USL home match on Saturday, May 19. For tickets, call (727) 222-2000 or click here.

Scoring Summary
Tampa Bay: Joe Cole – 40th minute
Tampa Bay: Georgi Hristov – 70th minute (assisted by Joe Cole)

Caution Summary
Tampa Bay: Hunter Gorskie – 35th minute
Monarchs: Kalen Ryden – 45th minute
Tampa Bay: Joe Cole – 51st minute
Monarchs: Justin Portillo – 59th minute

Starting Lineups
Rowdies XI (4-3-3): GK Cody Mizell; D Kyle Curinga, Hunter Gorskie, Neill Collins, Zac Portillos; M Joe Cole (c), Lance Rozeboom, Marcel Schäfer; F Michael Nanchoff (Jochen Graf 80′), Georgi Hristov (Max Lachowecki 84′), Leo Fernandes (Sebastian Guenzatti 69′)

Real Monarchs XI (4-3-3): GK David Ochoa; D Andrew Brody (Ricky Lopez-Espin 71′), James Moberg, Michael Gallagher, Kalen Ryden; M Justin Portillo, Charlie Adams, Sebastian Velasquez; F Josh Heard (Masta Kacher 60′), Chandler Hofmann (c) (Juan Mare 78′), Maikel Chang

The Basics
Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Real Monarchs SLC
Saturday, April 21, 7:30 p.m. ET
Al Lang Stadium, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Follow us for live updates on Twitter at @RowdiesGameday

Tickets
Tickets for Saturday’s match are available by calling (727) 222-2000 or clicking here. Gates open at 6 p.m.

How to Watch
The match will be broadcast locally on thisTV Tampa Bay and online on ESPN+ (subscription required), the official streaming partner of the USL, here.

Parking
There are several options for parking at Al Lang Stadium and around downtown. Parking in Lot A, right in front of the stadium, is for PASS HOLDERS ONLY and opens at 4 p.m. For more parking options, click here.

Records
Tampa Bay: 3-2-0 (W-L-T), 9 points, 3rd place, Eastern Conference
Real Monarchs SLC: 4-0-0 (W-L-T), 12 points, 3rd place, Western Conference

Rowdies Notes
The Tampa Bay Rowdies return home following a humbling 5-0 defeat at the hands of New York Red Bulls II at Red Bull Arena last Saturday afternoon. It was the Rowdies’ first five-goal loss of the Modern Era and came just one week after Tampa Bay’s first five-goal win of the Modern Era.  

This match marks the first time the Rowdies have ever hosted a Western Conference opponent at Al Lang Stadium. Tampa Bay’s only previous match against a team from the USL’s Western Conference was a 1-1 draw in San Antonio on October 7 of last season.

Georgi Hristov has a chance at all-time Tampa Bay Rowdies history tonight. He is one goal short of tying Derek Smethurst’s all-time club scoring record of 57 goals. Smethurst played for the Rowdies from 1975 to 1978 and his scoring record has stood for 40 years. Hristov is already the Rowdies’ Modern Era leader in goals (56) and appearances (151), but is now poised to add his name to the all-time record book. He has scored in both of the Rowdies’ home matches so far in 2018.

Tampa Bay will be without right back David Najem, who sustained a torn left ACL in the first half of last week’s loss to the Red Bulls. Najem had played every minute of the season prior to his injury. He will have surgery later this month and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2018 season.

Clearwater native Kyle Curinga is expected to take Najem’s place in the starting lineup at right back. Curinga has not dressed for a match yet this season, but is now in place to make his official debut for his hometown club against his former team. Curinga was a regular starter for the Monarchs in 2017 and helped lead the team to the USL regular season title.

Tampa Bay’s impressive home record from 2017 has continued into 2018, with the Rowdies winning their two home matches this season by a combined score of 7-0. The Rowdies’ only home regular season loss last year was to the Charleston Battery on April 22, meaning if Tampa Bay avoids defeat against the Monarchs, it will be a full calendar since their last home defeat in regulation.

Scouting the Monarchs
The Monarchs come to St. Petersburg as one of the top teams in the USL, having won four all four of their matches so far in 2018. They won the USL regular season title last season before falling in the first round of the playoffs.

Real is unbeaten in its last nine regular season matches dating back to last season, including five road wins over that stretch. The team traveled to Tampa Bay on Thursday to have an extra time to acclimate.

Monarchs forward Ricky Lopez-Espin should be familiar with the Tampa Bay area, having played for the Rowdies U23 PDL team a season ago. He started two matches and scored once before getting injured and missing the rest of the season. He was drafted No. 33 overall by Real Salt Lake in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft. He has played in two matches for the Monarchs so far this season.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (April 20, 2018) — Tampa Bay Rowdies defender David Najem sustained a torn ACL in his left knee in the first half of Saturday’s loss to the New York Red Bulls II, the Rowdies announced Friday.

Najem will have surgery in the near future.

Prior to his injury, Najem had played every minute of the season at right back. He had one assist.

HARRISON, N.J. (April 14, 2018) — One week after romping to a 5-0 win over Ottawa Fury FC, the Tampa Bay Rowdies were on the other end of the spectrum, losing 5-0 to New York Red Bulls II on a difficult Saturday afternoon at Red Bull Arena.

Once New York scored the opening in the 18th minute, the result was hardly ever in doubt, though two goals in the final six minutes stretched the scoreline in New York’s favor.

“We’re all devastated,” Rowdies Head Coach Stuart Campbell said. “We felt it was a harsh scoreline. In the first half, we didn’t feel there was anything between the two teams.”

If was a tough match from start to finish for the Rowdies, who lost starting right back David Najem to an injury early on. It looked like Najem would be forced out by an injury after just 13 minutes, but he was briefly able to continue on after a short delay.

Just after Fidel Escobar opened the scoring in the 18th minute, Najem went down again and had to be taken out of the match. The Rowdies shifted Hunter Gorskie to right back and gave a debut to Ivan Magalhães at center back, but the Rowdies were far from their best.

Tampa Bay (3-2-0, 9 points) nearly equalized in the 40th minute, but Georgi Hristov’s shot was cleared off the line, allowing New York (3-1-1, 10 points) to carry its lead into halftime.

The Red Bulls doubled their lead in the 53rd minute, with Jose Aguinaga scoring a laser from the top of the box to make it 2-0. 

Down a pair of goals, the Rowdies came to life a little bit.

Leo Fernandes served up a great ball for Junior Flemmings at point-blank range in the 59th minute, but New York goalkeeper Evan Louro came up with a massive save to deny Tampa Bay.

At the other end of the field, New York’s Stefano Bonomo gave his side a third goal in the 61st minute.

“The turning point in the game was just prior to when they scored their third goal,” Campbell said. “We had a bit of great play and a great opportunity to score at make it 2-1 and then 30 seconds later, it’s 3-0. From that point on, the game turned on its head.”

Fernandes was at the center of the attack again in the 69th minute, but again Louro made a big save to keep Tampa Bay off the board. Marcel Schäfer had a shot on the follow-up, but his effort skipped just wide of frame.

After that, the Rowdies wouldn’t create too many more chances and goals from Brian White in the 84th and 90th minutes provided even more separation.

Now, the Rowdies have to regroup for a showdown with the Western Conference’s top team, Real Monarchs SLC, at Al Lang Stadium next weekend. For tickets, call (727) 222-2000 or click here.

Scoring Summary
New York: Fidel Escobar – 18th minute (assisted by Carlos Rivas)
New York: Jose Aguinaga – 53rd minute (assisted by Stefano Bonomo)
New York: Stefano Bonomo – 61st minute (assisted by Amando Moreno)
New York: Brian White – 84th minute (assisted by Stefano Bonomo)
New York: Brian White – 90th minute (assisted by Jared Stroud)

Caution Summary
Tampa Bay: Joe Cole – 25th minute
New York: Fidel Escobar – 25th minute
New York: Cristian Casseres – 28th minute
Tampa Bay: Jack Blake – 77th minute
New York: Christopher Lema – 85th minute

Starting Lineups
Rowdies XI (4-3-3): GK Cody Mizell; D David Najem (Ivan Magalhães 23′), Hunter Gorskie, Neill Collins, Zac Portillos; M Joe Cole (c) (Jochen Graf 75′), Jack Blake, Marcel Schäfer; F Junior Flemmings (Sebastian Guenzatti 62′), Georgi Hristov, Leo Fernandes

New York XI (4-3-3): GK Evan Louro; D Ethan Kutler, Hassan Adam, Fidel Escobar, Niko DeVera; M Jose Aguinaga (Jared Stroud 84′), Cristian Casseres, Andrew Tinari; F Amando Moreno (Christopher Lema 68′), Stefano Bonomo, Carlos Rivas (Brian White 74′)