A lively announced crowd of 4,133 at Kezar Stadium rooted on the team for a full three point but Indy Eleven tied the game up off a Tanner Thompson header in the 58th minute.
Both teams had several chances to win the game in the final minutes and Deltas goalkeeper Romuald Peiser was forced to make a difficult kick save late in the match.
In other opening weekend NASL matches, North Carolina FC tied Miami FC 1-1 and Puerto Rico FC and the New York Cosmos battled for a scoreless draw.
Tommy Heinemann scored a goal in the final minute to lift the San Francisco Deltas FC to a surprise victory on the road over Phoenix Rising FC in the US Open Cup 2-1. San Francisco […]
The Deltas today announced the signing of French national Maxime Bourgeois and MLS veteran Michael Stephens. They will be joining eight other invitees for the team’s preseason camp which will start in late January. Maxime […]
San Francisco’s loss to the defending champion New York Cosmos wasn’t the biggest surprise of the game. Just before kickoff Deltas starting goalkeeper Romuald Peiser got down on one knee and proposed to girlfriend Taylor […]
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