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DETROIT CITY FC FALLS TO LOUISVILLE TRIUMPH, 4-3, FOR FIRST EVER LOSS IN ARENA SOCCER

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Detroit Michigan – The visiting Louisville Triumph FC narrowly defeated Detroit City FC on Saturday night, handed their first-ever loss in Premier Arena Soccer League play as focus shifts to a massive home tie against Cincinnati Sirens FC on February 10.

Things started off well for Le Rouge, playing in front of a sold-out crowd at the Detroit City Fieldhouse for the third consecutive match. Just two minutes into the first quarter, midfielder Hannah Crum created space for herself before uncorking a shot that snuck its way into the corner to put Detroit City FC ahead 1-0.

Their lead would be short-lived, though, as Louisville went up the other end and scored just twenty seconds after kickoff after a clever build-out from the back saw a path open up for the visiting Erin Yenney whose powerful strike found its way past Le Rouge’s Gabby Schriver to level the match at 1-1.

Louisville Triumph would come into this match having just narrowly lost by a 6-3 scoreline against four-time national champions Cincinnati Sirens just seven days prior. Throughout the match, they showed a good mentality and an ability to weather the storm, thanks to great saves by their goalkeeper Elyssa Francis.

With just 2:40 remaining in the first quarter, Detroit City FC earned a corner kick after the visiting goalkeeper saved a powerful shot by Kayla Addison. On the corner, Tatiana Mason cleverly set up first-time starter Joan Sieja who had the composure to make it 2-1 to Detroit City.

The game was turned on its head in the second quarter as Louisville would dictate play for most of the 15 minutes. Detroit City FC would create their share of chances but struggled to carve through the visitors with the same ease they experienced in the first quarter.

With just over seven minutes remaining in the half, Louisville was played through on goal. They were first met by Gabby Schriver, but she struggled to get a firm hand on a ball that was never settled. From there, Louisville was able to poke it home to equalize the match once again.

Less than two minutes later, a blue card was issued to Detroit’s Hannah Crum, the opening goalscorer. Louisville would be surgical with their power play opportunity and score their third goal of the match just seconds later to take their first lead of the evening.

With less than five minutes to go in the third quarter, Louisville found themselves down a player following the issuing of a blue card. Similar to their strong power play at the end of the first half, their penalty kill would step up in a big way.

Detroit City FC had numbers committed forward in search of an equalizer, and Louisville won the ball back, quickly pouncing up the field to score their fourth goal of the evening. Making the scoreline 4-2.

A few shots from Detroit City FC over the final 20 minutes of play would result in a Clair Ciarlino goal to make things 4-3, but the visitors were able to see out the match and hand Le Rouge their first-ever loss in arena soccer play.

For more information about Detroit City FC, visit detcityfc.com and follow @DetroitCityFC on Twitter and Facebook and @detroitcityfootballclub on Instagram.

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Please send all media inquiries to media@detcityfc.com.

Primary Media Contact: Jarrett Maki (Sports Information Director, jarrett.maki@detcityfc.com)

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Jordan Henderson made his Ajax debut on Saturday as the Dutch giants held Eredivisie leaders PSV Eindhoven to a 1-1 draw at the Johan Cruijff ArenA.

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Jordan Henderson played the full 90 minutes on his Ajax debut (Image: (Photo by Peter Lous/BSR Agency/Getty Images))

Jordan Henderson made his return to European football on Saturday as he played the entire 90 minutes on his Ajax debut against PSV Eindhoven. The 33-year-old completed a switch to Ajax from Saudi Arabian side Al-Ettifaq during the January transfer window.

After leaving Liverpool for Al-Ettifaq in a controversial $15m (£12m/€14m) move, Henderson made 19 appearances for the Saudi club. However, after just six months, he decided to end his spell due to difficulties settling in the Middle East.

During his stint in Saudi Arabia, it was often pointed out that the crowds were much smaller than what he was used to in the Premier League. His biggest crowd was at an away game against Al-Nassr, where 23,774 spectators saw Al-Ettifaq lose 3-1 to a team featuring Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mané. This was the only time Henderson played in front of more than 15,000 fans in Saudi Arabia.

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Al-Ettifaq, in several of their games, played in front of less than 1,000 fans. Their lowest attendance record this season was a mere 610 during an away match at Al-Fayha. In contrast, a whopping 53,744 supporters saw Henderson debut for Ajax against PSV. The match ended 1-1 and was the largest crowd he’s played in front of at club level since his last appearance at Anfield against Aston Villa in May.

Following his debut, Henderson admired the atmosphere in the Johan Cruijff ArenA!. Having spent 12 years playing at Liverpool’s Anfield, his remarks left one reporter astounded, especially considering the small crowds at his games in Saudi Arabia.

“I thought the atmosphere was amazing from the start to the finish,” he shared, as per BBC Sport. “Really helped the lads I think to keep pushing and trying to find that winner.”

Surprised by his reaction, the interviewer asked: “Wait, you are used to Anfield, you are used to and then you say the first thing you say is ‘Wow, the atmosphere here!’?”

Henderson, amused by the query, replied: “Yeah, it was incredible. I’ve heard the atmosphere’s really good. Especially against PSV and teams like this. But yeah, it was really good atmosphere, really special. It was a long time since I played in an atmosphere like that, so I really enjoyed that.”

Liverpool.com says: Henderson will be eager to get back to enjoying his football with Ajax after the ill-fated spell in Saudi Arabia, and playing in front of big crowds will help that. He will certainly make a difference to the Dutch giants as it bids to climb back into the European places after a slow start.

* An AI tool was used to add an extra layer to the editing process for this story. You can read the original story in the Liverpool ECHO by clicking here.

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Tottenham midfielder Giovani Lo Celso is expected to miss the game against Brighton.

The Argentine picked up a hamstring injury during the game against Burnley and has been out since then.

The extent of Lo Celso’s injury has been shrouded in uncertainty, with O Keefe reporting that the details of his condition are still unknown.

He missed the games against Manchester United and Manchester City but was expected to be back for the Brentford game. However, he ended up missing the Brentford game as well as the Everton.

The latest report from Evening Standard claims that his return date remains ‘unclear‘ however, he is believed to be closing in on a return to action.

Under the management of Ange Postecoglou, Lo Celso has been delivering some of his finest performances in a Spurs jersey, even though his role has primarily been supportive.

He did extremely well in the absence of James Maddison, proving to be a key squad player for the manager. He has 4 goal contributions, scoring 2 and assisting 2 in 10 league appearances so far.

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