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El Paso Locomotive FC Suffers Heavy Home Defeat Against FC Tulsa

KVIA••Adrian Ochoa
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The El Paso Locomotive FC faced a disappointing 4-1 loss at home to FC Tulsa, marking their second consecutive defeat in league play. The match was marred by early trouble for El Paso, as Gabi Torres received a straight red card just 11 minutes in, leaving the team with 10 players. Despite Alex Méndez equalizing with a penalty in the 57th minute, Tulsa quickly regained control with Rémi Cabral scoring twice. This result highlights El Paso's struggles, as they conceded a season-high four goals. The Locomotive will look to bounce back in their upcoming match against New Mexico United on May 6th.

Key Details: • Next match: El Paso Locomotive FC vs. New Mexico United on May 6th. • Attendance for the match was 3,704 at Southwest University Park. • Gabi Torres received a red card in the 11th minute, marking El Paso's third red card this season. • Alex Méndez's penalty goal was his third of the season, all from set pieces.

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