Soccer history was made Saturday night in San Diego.
SDFC played the first Major League Soccer game in San Diego, as they hosted St. Louis FC at Snapdragon Stadium.
A Snapdragon Stadium record setting crowd of 34,506 watched San Diego's newest pro sports team make its home debut.
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The final score between SDFC and St. Louis was 0-0, a scoreless draw.
The home side controlled the first half of the match controlling possession for 65% of the time with crisp passing, generating 5 shots on goal to 1 for St. Louis, but was not able to convert. The two teams went into the break locked in a scoreless tie.
SDFC lost its star player late in the first half, after Chucky Lozano exited the match with what appeared to be a leg injury.
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After 2 games in its first season, SDFC is 1-0-1 after posting a 2-0 win in their season opener last week against the defending MLS champion Los Angeles Galaxy.
Next up, SDFC travels to Real Salt Lake for a March 8th game, then it's back to Snapdragon Stadium for the second home game in team history, March 15th against the Columbus Crew.
