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San Diego FC Plays to 3-3 Draw on the Road in Austin
San Diego FC Plays to 3-3 Draw on the Road in Austin
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Goals from Aníbal Godoy and Marcus Ingvartsen, along with an own goal, gave SDFC a 3-0 lead before Austin FC rallied to earn a 3-3 draw;
​AUSTIN, Texas (Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026) – San Diego FC (SDFC) played to a 3-3 draw and earned a point on the road against Austin FC in MLS Matchday 28. With seven matches remaining in the MLS regular season, SDFC (8-11-8) currently sits in 12th place in the Western Conference with 32 points.
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SDFC came out firing to start the second half, with midfielder Aníbal Godoy opening the scoring in the 50th minute after capitalizing on a series of rebounds inside the box. San Diego doubled its lead eight minutes later when Austin FC defender Mikkel Desler inadvertently turned the ball into his own net while attempting to clear a dangerous ball following a header on target from forward Cédric Bakambu. In the 64th minute, Marcus Ingvartsen extended SDFC’s lead to 3-0 with a left-footed finish off a cross from winger Anders Dreyer.
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Austin FC responded with three unanswered goals to level the match. Forward Brandon Vázquez got the hosts on the board in the 73rd minute with a header, before forward Christian Ramírez pulled Austin within one in the 82nd minute. Ramírez then found the equalizer in the 86th minute to complete the comeback and send the match to a 3-3 draw.
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SDFC will next return to MLS action when the Club travels to New York to face Red Bull New York on Saturday, Oct. 11 at 4:30 p.m. PT at Sports Illustrated Stadium. The match will be available to stream live on Apple TV, with radio coverage on San Diego Sports 760 AM.
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Goal Scoring Plays:
SD – 0-1 – Aníbal Godoy, 50th minute: Godoy opened the scoring with a right-footed shot from inside the penalty box after charging in from the right side and initiating the attack.
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SD – 0-2 – Mikkel Desler (Own Goal), 58th Minute: Desler sent the ball into his own net while attempting to clear it near the six-yard box with Cédric Bakambu challenging for a floating ball that had been deflected into the area.
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SD – 0-3 – Marcus Ingvartsen (Anders Dreyer, Cédric Bakambu), 64th Minute: Ingvartsen slotted a left-footed shot off a quick cross from Dreyer to extend SDFC’s lead to three.
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ATX – 1-3 – Brandon Vazquez (Ervin Torres, Ilie Sanchez), 73rd Minute: Vázquez headed in a floating cross from Torres inside the penalty box to cut SDFC’s lead to two.
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ATX – 2-3 – Christian Ramirez (Jon Bell, Mikkel Desler), 82nd Minute: Ramírez headed in a short cross from Bell inside the six-yard box to pull Austin within one.
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ATX – 3-3 – Christian Ramirez (John Gallagher, Ervin Torres), 86’ Minute: Ramírez finished a counterattack with a right-footed shot into the lower left corner of the net off a pass from Torres to level the match.
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Postgame Notes:
  • With tonight’s draw against Austin FC, SDFC earned another point in the standings and played to consecutive draws on the road.
  • SDFC now holds a 2-1-1 record against Austin through four regular season duels.
  • SDFC now has an 8-11-8 record in the 2026 MLS Regular Season with 32 points.
  • Tonight’s match marked the 61st MLS Regular Season match for SDFC and the Club now holds a 27-20-14 all-time MLS Regular Season record.
  • SDFC is 6-6-5 on the road in MLS this season.
  • SDFC is now 12-14-8 across all competitions in 2026 (MLS Regular Season 8-11-8, Concacaf Champions Cup 2-2-0, Leagues Cup 2-1-0).
  • With the three goals scored tonight, SDFC now has 111 regular season goals to date.
  • Midfielder Aníbal Godoy scored his first goal of the season tonight and his 10th career MLS Regular Season goal.
  • Godoy now has two career MLS Regular Season goals with SDFC. He last scored against Seattle Sounders on April 5, 2025 in a 3-0 win.
  • Godoy also marked his 262nd regular season appearance and 274th all-time MLS appearance, including the post-season.
  • Forward Marcus Ingvartsen scored his 12th goal this season, registering his 30th career MLS Regular Season goal.
  • Ingvartsen now has 17 goal contributions (12 goals, 5 assists) this season.
  • Ingvartsen has now scored 14 goals with SDFC across all competitions.
  • Wingers Anders Dreyer added to his assists total tonight, assisting during Ingvartsen’s goal,
  • Dreyer now has 12 assists this regular season and 31 career MLS Regular Season assists.
  • The Danish MLS All-Star has 35 goals and 35 assists with SDFC across all competitions.
  • Forward Cédric Bakambu recorded his second goal contribution with SDFC this season, assisting during Ingvartsen’s goal.
  • Defender Manu Duah made his 51st start across all competitions for SDFC.
  • SDFC was without forward Elias Achouri (Tunisia), midfielder Onni Valakari (Finland), and goalkeeper CJ Dos Santos tonight due to international duty.
Match Information
2026 MLS Regular Season
San Diego FC at Austin FC
Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026 – Q2 Stadium (Austin, TX.)
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Scoring Summary:
SD – 0-1 – Aníbal Godoy, 50’
SD – 0-2 – Mikkel Desler (Own Goal), 58’
SD – 0-3 – Marcus Ingvartsen (Assisted by Anders Dreyer and Cédric Bakambu) 64’
ATX – 1-3 – Brandon Vazquez (Assisted by Ervin Torres and Illie Sanchez) 73’
ATX – 2-3 – Christian Ramirez (Assisted by Jon Bell and Mikkel Desler) 82’
ATX – 3-3 – Christian Ramirez (Assisted by John Gallagher and Ervin Torres), 86’
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Misconduct Summary:
ATX – Christian Ramirez (caution, 87’)
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Lineups:
SAN DIEGO FC: GK Duran Ferree; D Ian Pilcher, D Ian Murphy (Alejandro Alvarado Jr., 89’), D Manu Duah, D Kieran Sargeant, D Oscar Verhoeven (Dagur Dan Thórhallsson, 89’); M Jeppe Tverskov -C-, M Aníbal Godoy; F Marcus Ingvartsen, F David Vazquez (Cédric Bakambu, 46’), F Anders Dreyer
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Substitutes Not Used: GK Marcus Alstrup, D Osvald Søe, M Pedro Soma, F Bryan Zamblé, F Alex Mighten, D Christopher McVey
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TOTAL SHOTS: 14, SHOTS ON GOAL: 5; FOULS: 6; OFFSIDES: 0; CORNER KICKS: 1; SAVES: 2
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AUSTIN FC: GK Damian Las; D Mikkel Desler, D Brenden Hines-Ike, D Jonathan Bell; M Facundo Torres, M Besard Šabović (Jorge Alastuey, 65’), M Christian Ramirez, M Ervin Torres; F Zan Kolmanic (Oleksander Svatok, 36’) (Ilie Sanchez, 65’), F Brandon Vazquez, F Jon Gallagher
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Substitutes Not Used: GK Erik Lauta, D Christpher Applewhite, F Stefan Dobrijevic, D Patrick Cayelli, M Micah Burton, D Mateja Djordjevic
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TOTAL SHOTS: 12; SHOTS ON GOAL: 5; FOULS: 11; OFFSIDES 2; CORNER KICKS: 4; SAVES: 2
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Referee: Jon Freemon
Assistant Referees: Nick Uranga
Fourth Official: Drew Klemp
VAR: Michael Radchuk
AVAR: Eric Weisbrod
Weather: 87- degrees, Mostly Clear
Attendance: 20,738
All statistics contained in this box score are unofficial