San Diego FC's Historic Home Debut Ends in Scoreless Draw Against St. Louis City

The MLS expansion team dominated possession but lost star player Hirving 'Chucky' Lozano to injury during the match before a sellout crowd.

San Diego FC played its inaugural home match at Snapdragon Stadium, drawing 34,506 fans in a sold-out event that marked a significant moment for the city's sports history.
Despite controlling 67% possession and taking 14 shots, San Diego failed to convert opportunities, with only one shot on target against St. Louis City goalkeeper Roman Bürki.
Star winger Hirving 'Chucky' Lozano exited in the 31st minute with an apparent hamstring injury; tests are scheduled to determine the severity.
The crowd's excitement was marred by homophobic chants late in the match, prompting warnings from the stadium and post-match condemnation from San Diego FC leadership.
The draw leaves San Diego FC with a record of 1-0-1 after their debut victory against the LA Galaxy, as they prepare to face Real Salt Lake on March 8.