WOMEN’S FIRST TEAM (UWS)
Detroit City FC LOSE 2-1 TO CORKTOWN AFC: On Saturday June 6, the DCFC women’s team put in a hard fought second half comeback attempt against Corktown AFC. Despite the 1-2 scoreline, Le Rouge created plenty of chances and could have leveled the game multiple times if not for the important defense and goalkeeping displayed by Corktown. The goal came when Melanie Forbes slotted home a penalty attempt ten minutes into the second half, and Mami Yamaguchi had a stellar substitution performance after coming on in the 62nd minute. You can find the full match recap here.
The ladies will return to Keyworth on June 19 to face Midland FC at 7:30 pm. TICKETS
Stream: YouTube
See the UWS standings here: https://uwssoccer.com/standings/
MEN’S FIRST TEAM (NISA)
DETROIT CITY FC MEN RETURN TO ACTION ON JUNE 26: On June 26, the Le Rouge men will return to Keyworth to face Chattanooga FC at 7:30 pm ET. This will be the first match for the men since June 5, and the last game of the Spring Season. After this matchup, Detroit will play in the NISA Spring Season Championship against the winner of Chattanooga vs the next highest team in the NISA table at the end of the Spring Season.
See the NISA standings here: https://nisasoccer.com/standings
MEN’S U23 TEAM
U23 TEAM PLAYS TUESDAY IN WEST MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AT HOME: The DCFC U23’s (3W-0L-0D) will travel to South Christian High School in Byron Center, MI to face the West Michigan Bearings. The U23 side just played the Bearings at Keyworth to a 3-0 victory.
After that, they will return home to Keyworth on Thursday to face Livonia City FC.
See the MWPL standings here: https://midwestpl.com/table/east-division/
WOMEN’S SECOND TEAM
RESERVE TEAM PLAYS MONDAY NIGHT AT KEYWORTH: The women’s UWS 2 (2W-0L-0D) will play their third UWS 2 match against Corktown AFC.
See the UWS 2 standings here: https://uwssoccer.com/league-2-standings/
OTHER NEWS OF NOTE
In light of the latest guidance from the CDC and state and local health officials, Keyworth Stadium has returned to full capacity.
Please review the CDC’s full guidelines here as of May 13, 2021: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated-guidance.html#anchor_1619526673330
