TULSA, Okla. (August 5, 2026) — A sweet finish from midfielder Jamie Webber in the 66th minute helped FC Tulsa take down Sacramento Republic FC 1-0 on Wednesday night at ONEOK Field. The Scissortails extended their regular season shutout streak to 390 minutes, the longest in club history.
Goalkeeper Dane Jacomen was called into early action for the Scissortails with three saves in the opening ten minutes. From there, Tulsa created the majority of the chances in the first half with forward Arquímides Ordóñez serving as a spark plug in the attack. Multiple offsides calls, however, derailed their efforts for the most part as the match remained scoreless at the break.
Out of the locker room, the visitors seemed eager to tip the scale in their favor with a flurry of chances after a pair of halftime substitutions. The Tulsa back line turned them away though and continued their recent defensive prowess.
“To keep a clean sheet is a great deal because we focus on that a lot in training,” Webber said. “We always say that when we defend first, the football will follow, and that’s exactly what’s been happening. That’s why we’ve kept clean sheets for four games.”
The Tulsa breakthrough came in the 66th minute with forward Stefan Lukic taking advantage of some space outside the box and lobbing a precision pass into Webber who promptly found the back of the net for his third goal of the season to place the Scissortails in front. Despite some late threats from Sacramento, the hosts held onto three points and rose up to third place in the Western Conference.
“What we do is not easy,” Lukic said. “To play for FC Tulsa, it’s a challenge. It’s not for every player, but when you buy in, then we become a team that’s definitely tough to beat and a team that will challenge anyone in this league.”
Tonight was the first match since the start of May where head coach Luke Spencer was able to keep the same eleven from the previous match. As the squad has recovered from injury with more help on the way, they have grown in confidence on the field. Since defenders Abdoulaye Cissoko and Ian Carlo Souza Daniel have returned to the back line alongside Lamar Batista, the Scissortails have not conceded a goal in their last four matches.
“I think it’s about consistency,” Spencer said. “If you have a consistent lineup, you can start to build on that consistency but also use depth off the bench. We saw that tonight with Lukic coming in and contributing to a great goal. We’re building as we should be throughout the season.”
FC Tulsa is back in action at ONEOK Field on Saturday, August 8 as it takes on Detroit City FC at 7:30 p.m. in an interconference clash. Tickets are available at fctulsa.com/tickets or by calling 918-727-2231. The match will be broadcast on NOTV (News on 6 Now) and streamed on ESPN+.
USL CHAMPIONSHIP REGULAR SEASON – MATCH SUMMARY
FC Tulsa 1:0 Sacramento Republic FC | ONEOK Field | Wednesday, August 5, 2026
MATCH STATS | MATCH HIGHLIGHTS
SCORING
MISCONDUCT
- TUL – Jamie Webber (Yellow) 30’
- SAC – Blake Willey (Yellow) 70’
- TUL – Delentz Pierre (Yellow) 90’+3’
- SAC – Neill Collins (Yellow) 90’+5’
LINEUPS
FC Tulsa (3-4-3) – Dane Jacomen; Lamar Batista, Abdoulaye Cissoko-C, Ian Carlo Souza Daniel; Lucas Stauffer (Delentz Pierre 87’), Jamie Webber, Jeorgio Kocevski, Joel Sangwa; Arquímides Ordóñez (Kalil ElMedkhar 74’), Logan Dorsey (Giordano Colli 74’), Bailey Sparks (Stefan Lukic 64’)
Subs Not Used: Alex Tambakis, Alonzo Clarke, Zion Siranga, Nelson Pierre
Sacramento Republic FC (5-2-3) – Danny Vitiello; Mark-Anthony Kaye (Aaron Essel 42’), Lee Desmond, Jared Timmer, Chibuike Ukaegbu (Pep Casas 79’), Jack Gurr; Danny Crisostomo, Blake Willey (Forster Ajago 79’); Mayele Malango (Tim Leibold), Tyler Wolff (Kyle Edwards 45’), Memo Rodríguez
Subs Not Used: Jacob Randolph, Freddy Kleemann, Arturo Rodriguez, Alfredo Midence
MATCH STATS: TUL | SAC
GOALS: 1|0
ASSISTS: 1|0
POSSESSION: 45|55
SHOTS: 8|10
SHOTS ON GOAL: 3|4
SAVES: 4|2
FOULS: 11|8
OFFSIDES: 3|0
CORNERS: 4|2
