Tomas Ostrak, St. Louis City beat short-handed Rapids 1-0 for 4th straight win
Tomas Ostrak scored in the 83rd minute as St. Louis City outshot Colorado 18-2 and extended its winning streak to four.
- On Saturday night, Tomas Ostrak scored his first goal this season in the 83rd minute, lifting St. Louis City to a 1-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids.
- The Rapids played shorthanded for most of the match after defender Rob Holding received a straight red card in the 12th minute for denying a goal-scoring opportunity.
- St. Louis dominated play with 61% possession, outshooting the visitors 18-2 while forcing goalkeeper Nicolas Hansen to make one save throughout the match.
- The win marks St. Louis's fourth consecutive victory, extending their unbeaten streak to seven games as they improve their season record to 7-6-4.
- St. Louis continued their success against Colorado, repeating their 1-0 win against the Rapids from May 9, 2026.
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CITY SC VS. RAPIDS | SATURDAY'S GAME
Saint Louis City SC 1, Colorado 0
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Tomas Ostrak, St. Louis City beat short-handed Rapids 1-0 for 4th straight win
Tomas Ostrak scored his first goal this season in the 83rd minute to help St. Louis City beat the short-handed Colorado Rapids 1-0 for their fourth win in a row. St.
Midfielder Tomáš Ostrák scored his first goal of the season in the MLS to give St. Louis a 1-0 victory over a weakened Colorado. The former Karviná player, who missed most of the season due to a leg injury, scored in the 83rd minute with a great cross from the edge of the penalty area. He had only been on the field for a few minutes at that point.
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