TULSA – At long last, FC Tulsa is coming home. The home opener of the 2020 season and of the FC Tulsa era is Wednesday night at ONEOK Field, and what better way to kick it off than with a showdown against Group D leaders San Antonio FC.
After a historic opening run to start the season that sees FC Tulsa unbeaten through four matches, winning two and allowing just three goals. That’s the same amount of road wins through four matches as the franchise had in the last two seasons combined.
FC Tulsa’s defensive record is the best since its inaugural 2015 season, when the club last allowed one goal or fewer in four consecutive matches. FC Tulsa has never allowed one goal or fewer in five consecutive matches in franchise history.
How to Follow
Local Television: My41
Digital Stream: WatchESPN
International Stream: YouTube
Social Media: @FCTulsa on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
Scouting San Antonio FC
San Antonio FC has proven to be among the league’s best teams through its opening five matches of the season. SAFC have one of the best defensive records in the league, allowing just three goals in five matches, and the only blemish on its otherwise perfect season so far is allowing a stoppage time equalizer from Rio Grande Valley in a 1-1 draw.
Cristian Parano’s 3 goals and two assists are best on the team in both categories, and the midfielder is coming off a performance against OKC Energy FC which earned him Team of the Week honors.
Storylines to Watch
Titans of Group D face off – Two of the league’s four undefeated teams sit atop Group D, and that number could be cut to three on Wednesday night. FC Tulsa and San Antonio FC square off in a battle of the best in Group D, with FC Tulsa currently five points back of the group leaders with a match in hand. A win on Wednesday would be huge in the fight for the top spot in the group.
FC Tulsa looking to stay unbeaten – FC Tulsa is off to the best start in franchise history, earning eight points through the first four matches of 2020. Two wins and two draws mean FC Tulsa will open its home schedule on August 12 an undefeated squad taking aim at the top team in Group D.
First home match of the FC Tulsa era – Five months to the day that the USL Championship was suspended before FC Tulsa’s initial home opener, a new era of professional soccer will finally come to Tulsa. Wednesday’s match against San Antonio FC will be the opening ceremony for FC Tulsa’s time at ONEOK Field.
Where to Watch
FC Tulsa will play at ONEOK Field for the first time in this new era. Fans are encouraged to buy their tickets ahead of time, as they will be more expensive at the stadium box office. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for season ticket holders and 6 p.m. for all fans.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. for the historic beginning of FC Tulsa soccer at ONEOK field. It’s a moment you won’t want to miss, so get your tickets today by going to https://www.fctulsa.com/tickets, calling our ticket hotline at (918) 297-6808, or emailing tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.
TULSA – At long last, FC Tulsa is coming home. The home opener of the 2020 season and of the FC Tulsa era is Wednesday night at ONEOK Field, and what better way to kick it off than with a showdown against Group D leaders San Antonio FC.
After a historic opening run to start the season that sees FC Tulsa unbeaten through four matches, winning two and allowing just three goals. That’s the same amount of road wins through four matches as the franchise had in the last two seasons combined.
FC Tulsa’s defensive record is the best since its inaugural 2015 season, when the club last allowed one goal or fewer in four consecutive matches. FC Tulsa has never allowed one goal or fewer in five consecutive matches in franchise history.
How to Follow
Local Television: My41
Digital Stream: WatchESPN
International Stream: YouTube
Social Media: @FCTulsa on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
Scouting San Antonio FC
San Antonio FC has proven to be among the league’s best teams through its opening five matches of the season. SAFC have one of the best defensive records in the league, allowing just three goals in five matches, and the only blemish on its otherwise perfect season so far is allowing a stoppage time equalizer from Rio Grande Valley in a 1-1 draw.
Cristian Parano’s 3 goals and two assists are best on the team in both categories, and the midfielder is coming off a performance against OKC Energy FC which earned him Team of the Week honors.
Storylines to Watch
Titans of Group D face off – Two of the league’s four undefeated teams sit atop Group D, and that number could be cut to three on Wednesday night. FC Tulsa and San Antonio FC square off in a battle of the best in Group D, with FC Tulsa currently five points back of the group leaders with a match in hand. A win on Wednesday would be huge in the fight for the top spot in the group.
FC Tulsa looking to stay unbeaten – FC Tulsa is off to the best start in franchise history, earning eight points through the first four matches of 2020. Two wins and two draws mean FC Tulsa will open its home schedule on August 12 an undefeated squad taking aim at the top team in Group D.
First home match of the FC Tulsa era – Five months to the day that the USL Championship was suspended before FC Tulsa’s initial home opener, a new era of professional soccer will finally come to Tulsa. Wednesday’s match against San Antonio FC will be the opening ceremony for FC Tulsa’s time at ONEOK Field.
Where to Watch
FC Tulsa will play at ONEOK Field for the first time in this new era. Fans are encouraged to buy their tickets ahead of time, as they will be more expensive at the stadium box office. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for season ticket holders and 6 p.m. for all fans.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. for the historic beginning of FC Tulsa soccer at ONEOK field. It’s a moment you won’t want to miss, so get your tickets today by going to https://www.fctulsa.com/tickets, calling our ticket hotline at (918) 297-6808, or emailing tickets@https://www.fctulsa.com.
