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07-12 08:30
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Match Info

The USL League Two clash between McKinney Chupacabras and Texoma on July 12, 2026, delivered an exciting contest that ended 2–1 in favour of the visitors. The match, held at McKinney’s home ground with an 08:30 kick-off, saw Texoma come from behind to claim all three points in what was a spirited display of resilience and attacking intent.

McKinney Take an Early Lead

The Chupacabras started brightly and took the lead in the 11th minute. A well-worked move down the right flank ended with a low cross that was turned home by forward Nate Miller, giving the home crowd reason to cheer. McKinney continued to press forward, looking to double their advantage, but Texoma’s defence held firm and gradually grew into the game.

Texoma’s Second-Half Comeback

The visitors emerged from the interval with renewed energy. Texoma equalised in the 54th minute when midfielder Carlos Rivera curled a free kick over the wall and into the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance. The goal sparked a period of dominance for Texoma, who pushed for a winner. Their persistence paid off in the 78th minute when a quick counter-attack ended with striker Jordan Lee slotting home from close range after a defensive mix-up in the McKinney box.

Match Analysis

  • Possession: Texoma controlled 55% of the ball, particularly after halftime when they dictated the tempo.
  • Chances created: McKinney had more shots in the first half (5), but Texoma created better opportunities after the break (8 shots, 4 on target).
  • Discipline: The match was physical, with three yellow cards – two for McKinney and one for Texoma – but no red cards.
  • Set pieces: Texoma’s equaliser came from a free kick, highlighting their threat from dead-ball situations.

Standout Players

For Texoma, Carlos Rivera was instrumental with his goal and creative midfield play, while Jordan Lee’s poacher’s finish sealed the win. McKinney’s Nate Miller was lively up front and scored a well-taken opener, but he lacked support in the second half as Texoma’s defence tightened.

League Implications

The victory moves Texoma up in the USL League Two standings, providing valuable momentum as the season progresses. McKinney, meanwhile, will rue missed opportunities after a promising first-half display. Both teams showed good quality in a competitive match that bodes well for the remainder of their campaigns.