Swiss goalkeeper and St. Louis CITY SC captain Roman Bürki shares life in soccer with fans, from matchday saves to his experiences at Borussia Dortmund and in MLS.
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CITY said Bürki was alert and in good spirits after a head injury in the Open Cup final. He had been taken to a local hospital for evaluation and testing.
ca.sports.yahoo.comRead the Associated Press reportBürki captained CITY in the U.S. Open Cup final against Columbus before Ben Lundt replaced him in the 78th minute. After a scoreless 120 minutes, CITY won the shootout 5-3.
stlcitysc.comRead CITY’s cup-final reportBürki kept Colorado scoreless in a 3-0 semifinal win. CITY reached its first U.S. Open Cup final and stretched its unbeaten run to 17 matches across all competitions.
ussoccer.comRead U.S. Soccer’s semifinal reportBürki started in goal as CITY beat San Jose 3-1 at PayPal Park. The result extended the club’s unbeaten streak to ten games, its longest at the time.
stlcitysc.comRead the San Jose match reportBürki made four saves as CITY drew 1-1 at Audi Field. A late D.C. equalizer meant the captain and his teammates came home with a point.
stlcitysc.comRead the D.C. United match reportFollow Roman for matchdays and moments from life in soccer.
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