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.
San Francisco is reclaiming some of its professional football history thanks to the city’s new professional soccer team. More than 3,800 Candlestick Park seats from the former home of the San Francisco 49ers are being […]
San Francisco traveled to Indianapolis and secured an away point against an Indy Eleven team that has not lost at home since October 2015. Here are three things we learned from the game: 1) Kenny […]
The Deltas added veterans Bryan Burke, Steward Ceus, Tyler Gibson, and Devon Sandoval to their roster on Monday. San Francisco will have 14 signed players for their pre-season camp which starts at Beach Chalet on […]
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