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A long-range strike from Racing Louisville’s Taylor Flint proved to be the difference on Friday night as Gotham FC dropped a frustrating 1-0 decision at Lynn Family Stadium. The result marks Gotham’s first loss since April 22 and just its second defeat in seven matches. Despite the setback, it was the first goal Gotham has conceded in three matches and only the third time the club has conceded across six road games this season. “We had the chances to probably at least draw the game or win it, but in this case, we didn’t,” said Gotham FC coach Juan Carlos Amorós. “Still, it's a process for us. We saw at the end, with the players coming on, a very young roster trying to grow for the long term. Today, we obviously lost the game, but this group keeps learning, keeps growing and I'm still proud of them.”
Gotham FC: 30 – Ann-Katrin Berger (GK); 3 – Bruninha, 27 – Jess Carter (46’ 22 – Mandy Freeman), 6 – Emily Sonnett, 4 – Lilly Reale; 14 – Nealy Martin (C) (68’ 8 – Taryn Torres), 7 – Jaelin Howell, 11 – Sarah Schupansky (46’ 13 – Ella Stevens); 23 – Midge Purce (61’ 17 – Mak Whitham), 9 – Esther González, 10 – Geyse (68’ 21 – Sofia Cook)
Racing Louisville FC: 24 – Jordyn Bloomer (GK); 2 – Lauren Milliet, 5 – Ellie Jean, 3 – Arin Wright (C), 11 – Courtney Petersen; 26 – Taylor Flint, 7 – Savannah DeMelo, 20 – Katie O’Kane; 13 – Emma Sears, 9 – Kayla Fischer (57’ 42 – Sarah Weber), 16 – Janine Sonis (87’ 6 – Ella Hase)
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