OK coach Jimmy Nielsen demonstrates the art of saving a penalty while applying a headlock to an invisible opponent
Photo: Gerrit te Hennepe (Prost Amerika)
Oklahoma Energy’s two game tour of Cascadia ended with a loss and a draw after today’s 2-2 result at Thunderbird Stadium in BC.
As in Seattle earlier, the Oklahomans took the lead, this time through Kyle Greig in the 9th minute.
Michael Thomas closed the scoring for Oklahoma in the 87th minute, but an own goal by Coady Andrews and a goal by Chris Serban secured a draw for WFC2 in front of 1217 people.
Earlier this week in Seattle, they had also taken the lead through Sebastian Dalgaard before three S2 goals, two by Andy Craven separated by one from Oalex Anderson secured a 3-1 win for the Sounders reserves.
Gerrit te Hennepe was at Thunderbird place, camera in hand. Here is his gallery.
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Jimmy Nielsen demostrates the art of saving a penalty while applying a headlock to an invisible opponent
Photo: Gerrit te Hennepe
Whitecaps FC 2
24.Marco Carducci; 55.Chris Serban, 41.Jackson Farmer, 54.Craig Nitti, 42.Jordan Haynes; 45.Tyler Rosenlund (46.Brett Levis 77′), 37.Mitch Piraux; 50.Sahil Sandhu (49.Mackenzie Pridham 87′), 30.Ben McKendry, 47.Jovan Blagojevic (48.Victor Blasco 60′); 51.Billy Schuler (34.Caleb Clarke 60′)
Substitutes
39.Spencer Richey, 56.Ian Christianson
Oklahoma City Energy FC
1.Evan Newton; 26.Coady Andrews, 8.Michael Thomas, 2.Jacob VanCompernolle, 3.Peabo Doue (19.Michael Harris 76′); 5.Gareth Evans, 25.Michael Byskov (17.Peter Toth 73′), 22.Kyle Greig; 7.Sebastian Dalgaard (15.Reed McKenna 67′), 9.Danni Konig, 11.Casey Townsend (18.Omar Daley 67′)
Substitutes
24.Ray Clark, 4.Cyprian Hedrick
