Brooklyn FC 0:1 San Antonio FC — Match Report

Gary RedknappFootball AnalystMATCH REPORT

Cristian Agustin Parano Rasguido’s first-half strike gave San Antonio FC a slender 1-0 win over Brooklyn FC in the USL Championship, with midfielder Michael Maldonado earning the highest rating on the night. The result extends San Antonio’s recent momentum on the road, though they were made to work for it by a stubborn Brooklyn side who refused to buckle after falling behind.

The decisive moment arrived in the 34th minute when Parano Rasguido fired home from close range, the goal coming against the run of play after Brooklyn had started brightly. The match then descended into a scrappy, fractured affair, with seven yellow cards shown across the two sides — three for Brooklyn and four for San Antonio — as the referee struggled to keep control. Neither team could fashion a clear chance in the second half, with both midfields cancelling each other out in a contest that grew increasingly tense.

San Antonio controlled both halves according to the run of play, dictating the tempo and asking the questions even if the final ball often let them down. Michael Maldonado was the standout for his composed work in midfield, earning a 7.63 rating without a goal but anchoring the side effectively in his holding role. CheckLive’s model clearly favoured San Antonio FC and the result confirmed that prediction, with the live signal backing the visitors at 1.42 also winning out.

Questions & Answers

What was the final score of Brooklyn FC vs San Antonio FC?

Brooklyn FC 0-1 San Antonio FC (USL Championship).

Who scored?

Cristian Agustin Parano Rasguido (34') for San Antonio FC.

Was San Antonio FC's win deserved?

Yes — San Antonio FC were on top for most of the match.

Were there any cards in Brooklyn FC vs San Antonio FC?

Yellow cards: Pierre Da Silva (Brooklyn FC); Tommy McNamara (Brooklyn FC); Jorge Hernandez (San Antonio FC); Joseph Batrouni (San Antonio FC); Curt Calov (San Antonio FC); Santiago Suarez (San Antonio FC); Gabriel Alves (Brooklyn FC).

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