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Austin FC Loses Again Heading Into World Cup Break
Fallou Fall scored his first career goal, and Ben Lundt made his season debut with a shutout as St. Louis won its third in four matches.
- On Saturday, Saint Louis City defeated Austin FC 3-0 in the final match before the World Cup break, with career-first goals from Fallou Fall and Daniel Edelman.
- Austin entered the match in turmoil after firing coach Nico Estévez and sporting director Rodolfo Borrell on Monday, leaving the club winless in four straight games.
- Goalkeeper Ben Lundt made his season debut and recorded his third career shutout, while defender Dante Polvara exited in the 23rd minute with an apparent injury.
- A 1-0 lead emerged when Austin defender Guilherme Biro headed an own goal in the 40th minute; Fall scored in the 56th minute and Edelman added a goal in the 90th minute.
- Eleven different players have scored for the team this season, tying Saint Louis City with four other teams for the most in MLS while remaining unbeaten in its last four matches.
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Madison CourierSaint Louis City SC 3, Austin FC 0
Austin FC00—0Saint Louis City SC12—3
·Calhoun, United States
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Fallou Fall and Daniel Edelman score goals, Ben Lundt has 2 saves; St. Louis beats Austin 3-0
Fallou Fall scored his first career goal, Ben Lundt made his season debut and had two saves, and St. Louis City beat Austin FC 3-0 in the final match before the World Cup break
·United States
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MLS Week 15: FC Cincinnati scores six, Red Bulls win at Sporting Kansas City
Week 15 of the 2026 Major League Soccer season opened with St Louis shutting out Austin FC 3-0 at home. An own-goal put St Louis up in the 40th, Fallou Fall doubled their lead in the 56th, and Daniel Edelman finished off the goals in the 90th minute. St Louis goalkeeper Benjamin Lundt made two […]
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