Dallas Trinity FC settles for tie after Lexington SC capitalizes on stoppage-time goal
Logo for Dallas Trinity FC women's soccer team. (SportsDay Staff) After making a fast-paced second-half push, it appeared Dallas Trinity FC would pick up a victory in front of its home crowd Wednesday night. Thanks to a stoppage-time goal, that result didn't stick.
Trinity FC settled for a 2-2 tie with Lexington SC at the Cotton Bowl. While Lexington held the advantage early, Trinity responded in the second half with goals from Lexi Missimo and Lauren Flynn. Lexington's first goal came in the match's 25th minute, as Alyssa Bourgeois capitalized on a counter-attack opportunity.
Bourgeois sped past several Trinity defenders before she sent a shot past Tyler McCamey. Trinity turned things around about 30 minutes later, when Missimo made the most of a direct free kick. The midfielder's shot took a slight deflection before it traveled over a wall of defenders and past the hands of Lexington goalkeeper Kat Asman.
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