Texoma FC vs El Paso Locomotive FC, 2025 USL Jägermeister Cup, Group Stage

· El Paso Locomotive FC win 6-5 on penalties
Texoma FC
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El Paso Locomotive FC win 6-5 on penalties
El Paso Locomotive FC

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Texoma FC are hosting El Paso Locomotive FC at Sherman Bearcat Stadium, Sherman, Texas, USA, starting on . The match is a part of the USL Jägermeister Cup.

Game Information

Competition: USL Jägermeister Cup

Venue: Sherman Bearcat Stadium
Location: Sherman, Texas, USA
Attendance: 947

USL Jägermeister Cup Table

# TEAM GP GD PTS
1 San Antonio FC 3 +4 9
2 New Mexico United 3 +2 6
3 Phoenix Rising FC 3 0 5
4 Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC 3 -1 4
Full Table

Line-Ups

TEX Texoma FC (4-1-4-1)

No. Name
13 Javier Garcia (GK)
27 Patrick Staszewski
2 Reid Valentine
3 Ozzie Ramos
22 William Perkins Yellow Card
5 Angelo Calfo
6 Leland Gray
11 Dane Domic
17 Maciej Bortniczuk
19 Donald Benamna
20 Solomon Asanté
Texoma FC Substitutes:
Teddy Baker, Brayan Padilla, Aren Seeger, Preston Kilwien, Lamin Jawneh, Philip Spengler, Jon Paul Jordan Ii.

ELP El Paso Locomotive FC (4-1-4-1)

No. Name
1 Sebastian Mora-Mora (GK)
5 Tony Alfaro Yellow Card
7 Bryan Romero Yellow Card
21 Kofi Twumasi Yellow Card
15 Noah Dollenmayer
25 Arturo Ortiz
12 Ricky Ruiz
11 Robinson Moshobane
28 Omar Mora
30 Robert Coronado
20 Daniel Carter
El Paso Locomotive FC Substitutes:
Amando Moreno, Mario Rodriguez, Álvaro Quezada, Marco Canales, Wilmer Cabrera, Raul Vazquez, Roberto Avila.

USL Jägermeister Cup News

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