SAN ANTONIO, Texas (April 1, 2026) — Forward Remi Cabral capitalized on a late miscue from San Antonio FC to give FC Tulsa a 1-0 extra time victory in the Second Round of the 2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup on Wednesday night at Toyota Field.

Both sides did not have much luck on the offensive end early on with most shots flying over the frames on either side. The hosts outshot Tulsa 5-4 in the opening 45 minutes, but the Black and Gold were up for the challenge to keep a clean sheet at the half.

FC Tulsa controlled the first 20 minutes of the second half creating several close chances on set pieces including a header from defender Lamar Batista that was barely ushered out of play. Midfielder Jamie Webber later hit the crossbar with a chance of his own as a big-time save from goalkeeper Dane Jacomen a few minutes later would be San Antonio’s best chance of the match. Neither team could break through as the match progressed to extra time.

Yellow cards were routinely handed out during the physical affair and came back to bite the hosts who went down a man in the 97th minute. The Scissortails took advantage of this to start the second period of extra time as defender Owen Damm forced an errant back pass that found the feet of forward Remi Cabral who took the ball around the keeper and pushed Tulsa into the lead.

The attention quickly turned to the defense after that with San Antonio trying desperately for an equalizer. The Tulsa back line held firm, however, and handed their Alamo City counterparts their first defeat of 2026.

Cabral’s match-winning goal was his second in a Tulsa kit. Tonight’s victory marked the third consecutive season the club has won multiple matches in the Open Cup as they now look forward to tomorrow morning’s Round of 32 draw to discover which Major League Soccer foe they will face next.

FC Tulsa is back in action at ONEOK Field on Saturday, April 11 as it takes on Orange County SC at 7 p.m. The club is celebrating Superhero Night, with characters in attendance and fun activities on the concourse. Tickets are available at fctulsa.com/tickets or by calling 918-727-2231. The match will be broadcast on NOTV (News on 6 Now).

LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP SECOND ROUND – MATCH SUMMARY

San Antonio FC 0:1 FC Tulsa (AET) | Toyota Field | Wednesday, April 1, 2026

MATCH STATS                                                                      

SCORING

• TUL – Remi Cabral 106’

MISCONDUCT

• TUL – Lucas Stauffer (Yellow) 23’
• TUL – Harvey St. Clair (Yellow) 32’
• SA – Santiago Patiño (Yellow) 40’
• SA – Coach (Yellow) 44’
• TUL – Lamar Batista (Yellow) 50’
• SA – Mikey Maldonado (Yellow) 56’
• TUL – Bailey Sparks (Yellow) 61’
• SA – Akeem Ward (Yellow) 64’
• SA – Jorge Hernández (Yellow) 73’
• SA – Emil Cuello (Yellow) 86’
• SA – Akeem Ward (Yellow) 97’
• TUL – Jamie Webber (Yellow) 98’
• SA – Mitchell Taintor (Yellow) 100’
• SA – Santiago Suárez (Yellow) 102’
• TUL – Jeorgio Kocevski (Yellow) 109’
• TUL – Nelson Pierre (Yellow) 114’

LINEUPS 

FC Tulsa (3-4-3) – Dane Jacomen; Lamar Batista, Ian (Delentz Pierre 80’), Harvey St Clair; Owen Damm, Jeorgio Kocevski, Bailey Sparks (Stefan Lukic 70’), Lucas Stauffer (Alonzo Clarke 105’); Bruno Lapa (Nelson Pierre 91’), Kalil ElMedkhar (Remi Cabral 70’), Jamie Webber

Subs Not Used: Alex Tambakis, Zion Siranga

San Antonio FC (3-4-3) – Joseph Batrouni; Daniel Barbir (Santiago Suárez 91’), Mitchell Taintor, Alex Crognale; Emil Cuello (Nelson Flores 106’), Mikey Maldonado, Dmitrii Erofeev (Curt Calov 68’), Akeem Ward; Jorge Hernández (Emmanuel Johnson 100’), Santiago Patiño (Christian Sorto 68’), Cristian Parano

Subs Not Used: Richard Sánchez, Rece Buckmaster 

MATCH STATS: TUL | SA

GOALS: 1|0
ASSISTS: 0|0
POSSESSION: 41|59
SHOTS: 15|17
SHOTS ON GOAL: 3|4
SAVES: 4|2
FOULS: 33|27
OFFSIDES: 1|1
CORNERS: 8|5