End of the line: Westchester SC eliminated from the Open Cup

The run of West Chesters SC in the Lamar Hunt Us Open Cup ended in the third round on Wednesday evening.

The Usl League One Side in the first year allowed a few late goals when Detroit City FC at the Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck, me, scored a 3-1 win.

In the second half, Jeciel Cedeno made a 1-1 draw and Darren Smith added an insurance target for the UsL championship team. Cedeno put his set in the 85th minute when he drilled his attempt in the upper left corner past a diving goalkeeper Dane Jacomen. Noah Pulver put the PK and dirty Alassane Diouf in the box.

Four minutes after the stoppage time, Smith gave the hosts some room for breath. He used a defense error from the West Chest and pushed the ball into an open network.

Jay Chapman sent Morey Doner in the second half, who gave a 1-0 lead in the 71st minute with a 1-0 lead, a left cross of almost ending, which fired a nine yard shot. Five minutes later, however, West Chesters equalized to striker Juan Obregon, who achieved a pretty 22-yard attempt in his third time in a row. He shot his shot into the upper left corner past the keeper Carlos Saldana. Detroit Outshot Westchester, 24-6.

The hosts put three of their shots away on the goal.

Detroit dominated the game in the first half and handed over West Chest, 10-1, but could not place anything). As it turned out, Westchester scored the first shot at goal, a weak roller of powder three minutes in the second half. Sebastian Guenzatti, who played with the New York Kosmos, Tampa Bay Bay Rowdies and Indy Eleven, had the most fascinating attempt when his bike sailed into the box in the 54th minute.