Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC vs Forward Madison FC, 2024 USL Jägermeister Cup, Final

· Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC win 5-4 on penalties

Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC

12': Bruno Rendón

FT - Penalties
1 - 1
Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC win 5-4 on penalties

Forward Madison FC

9': Christian Chaney

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Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC are hosting Forward Madison FC at 4Rivers Equipment Stadium, Windsor, Colorado, USA, starting on . The match is a part of the USL Cup.

Game Information

Competition: USL Cup

Venue: 4Rivers Equipment Stadium
Location: Windsor, Colorado, USA
Attendance: 3,550

Line-Ups

Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Edward Delgado (GK)
2	Brecc Evans
4	David Garcia
13	Lucky Opara
27	Bruno Rendón
30	Isidro Martinez
6	Jackson Dietrich
15	Patrick Langlois
20	Ethan Hoard
19	Billy King
7	Real Gill

Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC Substitutes:

Mark Hernández, Daniel Robles, Jake Keegan, Russell Shealy, Johnny Fenwick, Noah Powder, Enock Kwakwa.

Forward Madison FC (4-4-2)

No.	Name
1	Bernd Schipmann (GK)
4	Mitchell Osmond
5	Timmy Mehl
16	Jake Crull
22	Stephen Payne
6	John Murphy Jr.
21	Jimmie Villalobos
7	Wolfgang Prentice
8	Devin Boyce
17	Derek Gebhard
9	Christian Chaney

Forward Madison FC Substitutes:

Ferrety Sousa, Michael Chilaka, Cherif Dieye, Garrett Mclaughlin, Martin Sanchez, Juan Galindrez, Aiden Mesias.

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