USL San Antonio FC

San Antonio FC to Host 'Blackout' Night for Western Confernce Quarterfinal on Friday

Published on November 3, 2021 under United Soccer League Championship (USL)
San Antonio FC News Release


SAN ANTONIO - San Antonio FC will blackout Toyota Field for its Western Conference Quarterfinal match presented by SWBC on Friday, November 5 at 8 p.m. SAFC welcomes Pacific Division club San Diego Loyal SC in the first-round playoff match in the Alamo City.

Fans in attendance are encouraged to wear their favorite black SAFC merchandise to Friday's game as the USL Championship Playoffs presented by Twin Spires kick off. In addition, an exclusive line of black SAFC playoff merchandise is available now in-store and on SAFCfanshop.com; and will be available at The Soccer Factory kiosks at Toyota Field on game-day.

Tickets for the playoff match are available now and can be purchased by calling or texting 210-444-5657 or by visiting SanAntonioFC.com.

Additionally, the first 2,500 fans through the doors on Friday will receive a black SAFC t-shirt courtesy of The Soccer Factory. The match is also a dollar drink night with $1 beer and sodas courtesy of Michelob Ultra. Toyota Field will also showcase special pyrotechnics during the pregame ceremonies and within the playoff match itself. Coffee and hot chocolate will also be served at select concession areas during the fall postseason tilt.

The game marks the fourth home playoff match in San Antonio FC history, and second in as many seasons. SAFC made the playoffs for the second straight season for the first time in club history after the team secured a second-place finish in the Western Conference Mountain Division. Friday's game is the first-ever meeting between San Antonio and San Diego Loyal SC.

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