San Antonio FC hosts Louisville City FC Sunday night for league championship.
SAFC celebrates with fans after they win their first USL Western Conference Final title on Sunday, November 6, 2022.It’s a chance to win the final game of the season and walk away on top of the United Soccer League.
“They’re an incredibly good team, very well organized, and at the same time every team have their strengths and weaknesses,” said head coach Alen Marcina on Thursday. “We thrive in chaos and our intent is to create chaos. We have to have the right mentality - being mentality monsters - and hopefully that is enough to get the result.”
“This pressure has been put on us since preseason,” Marcina said. “We’ve trained for this moment, for this opportunity since preseason, so we’re confident from that standpoint.” “I think both teams are going to give it everything they have,” said forward Justin Dhillon. “Both teams want to win this so badly. We’ve worked tirelessly for 30-plus weeks, for years this organization has been building up to this. We’re going to leave every ounce of energy and heart we have out on that field, and that’s going to be really apparent this weekend.”
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