📰 Weekly Recap:
Steel Pulse (4) def. A3 Highlanders (1)
Sun, Jun 8 – Milford Mill Academy
Steel Pulse extended their dominant run with another commanding win, displaying clinical finishing and compact defending. The Highlanders struggled to match their pace and power over 90 minutes.
MSI PRO (2) def. Peru United (1)
Sun, Jun 8 – Milford Mill Academy
MSI PRO held off a late surge from Peru United in a tight encounter. A first-half brace proved enough to secure the points, keeping MSI in the thick of the playoff race.
Touch Kings FC (3) def. NPC Futbol (1)
Sun, Jun 8 – Hammond High School
A revitalized Touch Kings side picked up a key win, overpowering NPC with smart attacking movement. Their midfield dictated the pace, securing all three points.
Baltimore City FC (3) def. Ittihad FC (1)
Sun, Jun 8 – Milford Mill Academy
City FC got back on track with a strong showing. A composed performance from back to front saw them control the tempo, while Ittihad showed flashes of danger but lacked consistency.
Bowleys Athletic (3) def. Team United (0)
Sun, Jun 8 – Hammond High School
Bowleys earned a much-needed shutout win, controlling possession and pressing United into mistakes. Their defense remains one of the most underrated units in the division.
Das Bierhalle FC (7) def. Ambit10n FC (1)
Sun, Jun 8 – Milford Mill Academy
A clinical performance from Das Bierhalle saw them explode for seven goals, overwhelming Ambit10n at every level. The win keeps them surging at the top of D1.
Blazers FC (4) def. Esperion FC (3)
Wed, Jun 4 – Bryant High School
In one of the wildest games of the week, Blazers outlasted Esperion in a goalfest. A late winner sealed the deal after both teams exchanged momentum throughout the second half.
🧠 Key Takeaways:
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Steel Pulse, MSI PRO, and Das Bierhalle remain in scorching form.
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Baltimore City picks up an important bounce-back win to stay in contention.
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Touch Kings are showing signs of resurgence late in the season.
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Playoff races in both divisions are heating up, with every point now critical.
