NPSL 2024: Minnesota TwinStars FC vs Minnesota Blizzard FC - May 11, 2024
During the match between Minnesota TwinStars FC and Minnesota Blizzard FC at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minn., on Saturday, May 11, 2024.(Photo by Seth Steffenhagen/Steffenhagen Photography)
Minnesota TwinStars FC 3-2 Minnesota Blizzard FC
NPSL kicked off again with a match up of one of the longest running clubs in this scene, TwinStars {founded in 1997) versus a newcomer in Blizzard. The match took place at Park Center High School, in the northwest of the Twin Cities metro, as the visitors made the 37 mile trip north from Lakeville.
The first half saw TwinStars come close a number of times, without success.
Minnesota Blizzard FC goalkeeper Shae Wirt (00) and midfielder Max Just (5) watch as a shot by Minnesota TwinStars FC midfielder Miguel Arellano (10) rebounds off the woodwork at the MN TwinStars v MN Blizzard NPSL match on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. (Photo by Michael Lake / Lake Photography)
However, it was the visitors who broke through just before half-time against the run of play, for their first ever goal in NPSL play.
Minnesota Blizzard FC midfielder Anwar Hamed (10) smiles after scoring a goal against Minnesota TwinStars FC at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minn., on Saturday, May 11, 2024.(Photo by Seth Steffenhagen/Steffenhagen Photography)Minnesota Blizzard FC player Jayden Wefel (3) celebrates Blizzard’s first-ever goal at the MN TwinStars v MN Blizzard NPSL match on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. (Photo by Michael Lake / Lake Photography)
The lead would only last six minutes of game time, as half-time substitute Rolando Barclay drew the hosts level, from an Arellano assist.
Minnesota TwinStars FC forward Fatorma Conneh (15) celebrates while Rolando Barclay (2) watches his shot go into the net at the MN TwinStars v MN Blizzard NPSL match on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. (Photo by Michael Lake / Lake Photography)
Blizzard re-established their lead in the 54th minute, as Ashton Frost scored but TwinStars came back yet again as TwinStars' David Diawara equalized with barely two minutes elapsed. After that, however, the original pattern reasserted itself.
Minnesota TwinStars FC forward Fatorma Conneh (15) after a missed goal scoring opportunity during the match against Minnesota Blizzard FC at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minn., on Saturday, May 11, 2024.(Photo by Seth Steffenhagen/Steffenhagen Photography)
It would be Barclay who completed the comeback with his second of the game with only ten minutes left in the match.
Minnesota TwinStars FC player Rolando Barclay (2) scores the TwinStars’ go-ahead goal at the MN TwinStars v MN Blizzard NPSL match on Saturday, May 11, 2024 at Pride Stadium in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. (Photo by Michael Lake / Lake Photography)
The weather battle resumed in a gritty, scrappy battle at Lakeville North High School, where Sioux Falls has not won. Thunder entered the game on the back of a 1-0 win against Joy AC. On the other hand, it was the NPSL debut for the hosts, although they warmed up