San José-Chicago stars in the first half of two goals in Ludmila, gave Bay FC a 2-1 defeat on Sunday, his first defeat at home and second defeat of the season.
He was the type of coach of Match Bay FC, Albertin Montoya, expected.
“This was difficult to understand because we had an excellent practice week, energy was good and we played a decent football, but we were having difficult times there in attack tea,” Montoya said. “In the second half, we left much more energy, we were creating opportunities and I have to give credit to Chicago.”
Bay FC’s only goal was scored in a penalty by Caroline Conti in the lower left corner of the network. The penalty was Conti’s first NWSL goal.
“When it comes to PKS, nobody takes it better than. It is really quite impressive, so it was obvious,” Montoya said when choosing Conti to take the prison.
Bay FC (1-2-1) received the prison after a handball was called to the midfielder of the Maitane López stars.
“As soon as the PK was called, I knew I was going to get the ball because I have it a lot in training, honestly every day, and I felt very safe,” said Conti. “I knew I had my teammates behind me, supporting me and then I had to get there and finish the fact.”
Ludmila first hit the five -minute brand after making the Bay FC goalkeeper Jordan Sakawitz Miss and then focusing Abby Dahlkemper Miss as before playing the goal. Jamese Joseph de Chicago helped with a pass from the center of the field.
The goal was reviewed outside the outside, but was assumed.
“When you fall early, that does not change the game,” said Montoya. “You have another 85 minutes to continue doing yours. And in the first one we were moving the ball too slowly from side to side, through the medium and we continue to find the pockets because they are almost too relaxed.”
Ludmila would receive Silkowitz again in the 18th minute, but Dahlkemper blocked the shot with her chest.
“It is so dangerous that it has a rhythm and it is exciting that it is in the league,” Montoya said on Ludmila.
But in the 41 -minute mark, Ludmila scored again from the right side of the box in the lower left corner of the network.
“I think each team in this league has a dangerous attack and quality players, and I think that if you are not obtaining the countermeasures well, you can hurt yourself,” said Dahlkemper.
Despite the loss, Dahlkemper said that Bay FC better handled the ball, did not give the ball so much and paid attention to the countermeasures in the second half, which kept Chicago without goals and led the only goal of his team.
The stars (1-3-0) ended with nine shots and six shots on the door. Bay FC beat the stars with 13 in total, but only had three shots on the door.
“When you are not challenging the goalkeeper, then you will have some difficult moments,” said Montoya.
Silkowitz ended with three salvages.
“They capitalized on their possibilities and we didn’t, so it’s football, we do it again and we go to Carolina,” said Montoya.
The next Bay FC game is against the courage of North Carolina at 4 pm on Saturday at the First Horizon Stadium in Cary, NC.
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