Detroit City Wire

Detroit City FC returns to Keyworth Stadium this Saturday after a three-game road trip to face off against FC Tulsa. Kickoff is set for 7:00 PM EDT and will be streamed live on ESPN+ and broadcast locally on Detroit50 (WKBD-TV). Supporters located in Michigan can stream the match for free at www.cbsnews.com/detroit.

DCFC comes into this match after its second straight victory, a 3-2 win against Tampa Bay Rowdies. Devon Amoo-Mensah’s goal off of a corner in the third minute gave Le Rouge the lead early, but after going into the half level at 1-1, Ben Morris added a brace in the second half, securing victory for Le Rouge.

With the three goals, it was the first match Detroit scored more than one goal since their 4-0 victory against Miami FC on June 29.

With the victory, Detroit City moves to fourth place in the Eastern Conference, two points ahead of fifth-place Indy Eleven and three points behind third-place Tampa Bay.

FC Tulsa comes into this match off a 2-0 road loss to Memphis 901 FC on Saturday. Tulsa struggled to enter the attacking third, not registering a shot on target throughout the 90 minutes. With the loss, FC Tulsa remains in ninth place in the Western Conference, sitting level on 27 points with eighth-place Monterey Bay FC.

After a strong start to the season at home, Detroit City has struggled recently at Keyworth Stadium, having not picked up a home victory in six matches. The last home win came on June 15 with a 2-0 triumph over Charleston Battery.

Detroit City has never secured three points against Tulsa. The last time these two faced off was last June in Tulsa when the home team walked away with a 3-2 victory. The points were shared last May at Keyworth when these sides last met in Hamtramck.

Four of DCFC's next five games will be played at Keyworth Stadium, with their next match being against Hartford Athletic next Saturday, August 31. Tickets for all Detroit City matches can be found at www.detcityfc.com/tickets.