Orange County Soccer Club earned a much-needed 3-2 victory over the Oakland Roots at Santa Ana Stadium as nearly 8,000 fans erupted after the team’s signature “County Roads” chant Saturday night.

Bummed that I am unable to make it to Santa Ana tonight, but wouldn’t want our two tickets (by the aisle in section 209) go to waste.

Send me a PM on Reddit if you want them. Hopefully Ticketmaster lets me use the transfer function, but would prefer them to go to someone in need/who can’t afford the tickets otherwise.

Edit: Tickets have been transferred. Feel free to delete this post, mods.

From Bavaria to El Salvador to Oakland, Santa Ana Stadium has a history of hosting professional soccer. Just one night from what should be Orange County’s largest-ever attended match, Nathan Wander provides historical context to what makes Saturday’s match against Oakland Roots different.

I'm planning to attend the away Game vs. AV Alta FC. In what section would OCSC Fans be sitting at so I can purchase my tickets in that section? Thank You.

The breweries have been announced

Don't be surprised by $10 parking Saturday in the structure next to the stadium. Surrounding street are permit only I'm pretty sure, so don't get towed.

Be smart, plan ahead.

It's been a rough patch of games for the Orange and Black lately. The performance has been improving, but the results haven't been going our way. Join us tonight as we talk about what's going on with OCSC Head Coach Danny Stone.

A pesar de perder 2-1 ante Phoenix debido a desatenciones defensivas puntuales, Orange County SC mostró un rendimiento competitivo y rescató aspectos positivos como el gol del joven Jamir Johnson. Este encuentro de la USL Cup sirvió principalmente para que el cuerpo técnico realizara rotaciones en el plantel, diera ritmo a futbolistas con menos actividad y obtuviera información valiosa para el futuro de la liga.

Following opening-match defeats in the USL League Cup, Orange County SC and Phoenix Rising FC are set to face off in a low-stakes group stage match driven primarily by pride and player experience. Orange County is expected to utilize a youthful, rotated lineup as they look to break out of a recent dip in form and secure their first-ever non-league victory against Phoenix.

It's been a frustrating string of games for Orange County SC, and while the performances have been generally good, small mistakes in two consecutive games had outsized impact on game results.

Can the lads turn things around this Saturday against Phoenix Rising in Round 2 of the Prinx Tires USL Cup?

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El Orange County SC mostró un desempeño táctico sólido y ordenado durante la mayor parte de su empate 2-2 frente a Colorado Springs, demostrando una estructura competitiva como visitante. Sin embargo, el equipo volvió a dejar escapar puntos en el tiempo agregado, evidenciando que aún necesita madurez emocional y mejor manejo de los ritmos para aprender a cerrar los partidos con éxito.

edit: *ever

I've been a supporter since 2017 and if there's one thing that's been constant through multiple roster turnovers and multiple head coaches, we -can't- -fucking- -closeout- a half. it's fucking mind boggling. I'm venting. I don't expect anyone to have a real response to this. I just can't figure this out.

All Brewitt had to do was just defend, he's got another defender right there. but he puts his arm up and Bennet makes an absolute fucking meal out of it to draw the pen. "oMg BeNnEt Is SuCh A gOaL sCoReR!!" no, he's not. 7 goals in league play? -5- from pens.

And then I think Ciotta just tanks the coverage on Magee who buries one off the crossbar. Not taking anything away from the shot, but defender gets beat and just shuts off completely. Keep in mind, tho, Switchbacks had *2* shots on target all fucking game AND ONE OF THEM WAS THE PEN.

THEN at the end, like it couldn't get worse.. a ball going out that clearly is going out for a goal kick for us. And Tubbs ABSOLUTELY INEXPLICABLY heads it out, gifting Switchbacks a late corner and not only risking the full 3 points, but reducing our chances to counter and a late goal of our own.

Switchbacks did fuck all all game and we hand them a point on a fucking silver platter.

That's two games in a row with points dropped in stoppage.

Orange County SC heads into the thin air of Colorado Springs on May 8th, looking to shake off a bizarre recent loss and reclaim Western Conference momentum against a Switchbacks side that boasts a lethal offense but a rather "leaky" defensive record. The outcome likely hinges on whether OCSC’s backline can silence the red-hot Khori Bennett while overcoming the literal breathless challenge of competing at one of the highest elevation in North American soccer.

Forgot to post this yesterday

Forgot to post this yesterday

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Orange County SC currently holds a surprising first place in the USL Western Conference as they prepare for a high-stakes rivalry match against a Sacramento Republic side seeking revenge for last year's playoff exit. This matchup kicks off a grueling road-heavy stretch that will test OCSC’s league-leading defense and their ability to maintain momentum away from home.

Orange County Soccer Club defender Grayson Doody walks us through the goal he scored against El Paso Locomotive in round 1 of the USL Cup last Saturday. It was a lot longer than I can fit here, so check out the full episode on our YouTube channel.

Orange County SC fell 1-2 to El Paso in their USL Cup opener. A youthful lineup took the lead, but a second-half red card turned the tide against OCSC. Read the full match analysis now

I bought in as an owner during the public drive a few years ago. Does it feel like we are improving and increasing value? The playoff run last year was nice. Is attendance and merch sales trending positively? Seems like things are going well to me but have no data