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San Diego hands St. Louis City 4th straight loss, 1-0 behind Anders Dreyer, Pablo Sisniega

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The Associated Press. (2026, October 31). San Diego hands St. Louis City 4th straight loss, 1-0 behind Anders Dreyer, Pablo Sisniega. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/soccer/san-diego-hands-st-louis-city-4th-straight-loss-1-0-behind-anders-dreyer-pablo-sisniega/article_a16cf0fa-76f9-5b1e-a5f0-f6c7cb9866f7.html

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Anders Dreyer scored the only goal of the game for San Diego FC against St. Louis City, securing a 1-0 victory in a match where Pablo Sisniega made six saves and kept a clean sheet. With this win, San Diego improved to 9-13-11 while St. Louis City suffered their fourth consecutive loss, dropping them to 14-10-9 but still holding third place in the Western Conference. The defeat for St. Louis follows an MLS-record tying 19-match unbeaten streak and recent losses linked to their goalkeeper Roman Bürki being sidelined due to a concussion sustained in the U.S. Open Cup final.
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San Diego FC handed St. Louis City its fourth straight loss on Saturday, winning 1-0 behind Anders Dreyer's first-half goal and Pablo Sisniega's six saves for a clean sheet. Dreyer scored his 14th goal of the season, assisted by Alejandro Alvarado and Marcus Ingvartsen. St. Louis City's Ben Lundt had two saves in his third consecutive start since regular goalkeeper Roman Bürki entered concussion protocol following an injury from a knee to the head during the U.S. Open Cup final against Columbus Crew. The loss dropped St. Louis City, which began the day in third place in the Western Conference with 14 wins, 10 losses, and 9 draws, into a four-game losing streak following their record-tying 19-match unbeaten streak.

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MLS ST. LOUIS San Diego San Diego FC St. Louis City

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St. Louis City GPE · 4× MLS ORG · 3× San Diego GPE · 3× ST. LOUIS GPE · 2× Alejandro Alvarado PERSON · 1× Anders Dreyer PERSON · 1× Dreyer PERSON · 1× Marcus Ingvartsen PERSON · 1× Pablo Sisniega PERSON · 1× San Diego FC ORG · 1×

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The last three have come with Lundt in goal after regular starter Roman Bürki took a knee to the head and entered concussion protocol in the U.S. Open Cup final against the Columbus Crew — won 5-3 on penalty kicks by St. Louis City after a scoreless draw in regulation.
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Anders Dreyer scored in the first half and that was all Pablo Sisniega needed to guide San Diego FC to a 1-0 victory over St. Louis City on Saturday. asserted
Sisniega → score → Saturday
San Diego (9-13-11), which has already been eliminated from postseason play, took the lead in the 39th minute when Dreyer used assists from Alejandro Alvarado and Marcus Ingvartsen to score his 14th goal of the season. asserted
Dreyer → eliminate → season
The 28-year-old midfielder has 33 goals through his first 66 MLS matches. asserted
midfielder → have → matches
All three of Alvarado’s career assists have come this season — his second. asserted
three → come → assists
Six of Ingvartsen’s seven career assists have also come this season after making his first eight MLS appearances last year. asserted
Six → come → appearances
Sisniega saved six shots to earn his first clean sheet of the season in his fifth start for San Diego. asserted
Sisniega → save → Diego
His only other shutout in 42 career starts came last season. asserted
shutout → come → starts
Ben Lundt totaled two saves in his third straight start for St. Louis City (14-10-9), which began the day in third place in the Western Conference. asserted
which → total → Conference
Both keepers had one save in the first half. asserted
keepers → have → half
St. Louis City has lost four in a row following a single-season MLS record-tying 19-match unbeaten streak. asserted
City → lose → streak
The last three have come with Lundt in goal after regular starter Roman Bürki took a knee to the head and entered concussion protocol in the U.S. Open Cup final against the Columbus Crew — won 5-3 on penalty kicks by St. Louis City after a scoreless draw in regulation. asserted
Bürki → come → regulation
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