US EditionDos Santos has four saves for SDFC, which wins second straight
- San Diego FC secured a 2-1 victory away at St. Louis City in their second encounter this season on Saturday evening.
- San Diego added Milan Iloski weeks ago to increase depth while some players dealt with injuries, and he replaced Onni Valakari in the 67th minute.
- Iloski broke the deadlock in the 79th minute with a long-range strike set up by Anibal Godoy, and later, Anders Dreyer secured the victory by taking advantage of a mistake by St. Louis to score a late goal.
- CJ dos Santos made four saves for San Diego, and the winning goal came despite a stoppage-time Kyle Hiebert strike for St. Louis, marking San Diego's second straight win and 6-4-2 record.
- San Diego holds the fourth spot in the Western Conference, accumulating 20 points, and is set to play consecutive home games against Colorado and Sporting Kansas City this week.
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Marietta Daily JournalMilan Iloskis goal leads San Diego FC past St. Louis City
Milan Iloski scored in the 79th minute Saturday night to snap a scoreless tie and visiting San Diego FC continued its fine start to its expansion season in MLS with a 2-1 win over St. Louis City SC.
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Dos Santos has four saves for SDFC, which wins second straight
Milan Iloski scored a goal for the second consecutive game, Anders Dreyer added another as San Diego FC enjoyed a 2-1 win Saturday over host St. Louis City. CJ dos Santos had four saves for San Diego. Iloski replaced Onni Valakari in the 69th minute and then opened the scoring in the 79th, blasting a shot from the edge of the area inside the left post. The forward called it “a good chance. It was a tight angle, so it wasn’t the easiest chance,” …
San Diego FC beats St. Louis SC behind goal from Escondido native
ST. LOUIS — As San Diego prepared to take on St. Louis City FC following a runaway win over FC Dallas, the question was posed to the local team’s Oscar Verhoeven: Does momentum exist in soccer? Does one big victory help your team’s chances? “Yeah, for sure,” he said. “Within the team, the spirit starts to come up after a 5-0 win. There’s a little confidence in every player. For sure.” Maybe there’s something to it. Escondido native and San Pasq…
Late goals propel San Diego FC to 2-1 win in St. Louis
San Diego FC added Milan Iloski just a few weeks ago hoping he’d add some depth while a few players worked through injuries. Now they’re looking at ways to get him more playing time. Iloski scored a goal for the second straight match in a 2-1 road win over St. Louis City on Saturday night. In the 67th minute the...
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