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Energy FC head coach Jimmy Nielsen didn’t know whether to celebrate or hang his head following a controversial 0-0 draw with the Rochester Rhinos Sunday night at Pribil Stadium.

A first half brawl and ejection ignited Oklahoma City Energy FC to its second home win in a row, defeating the Sacramento Republic 2-0 Saturday night at Pribl Stadium.

English-born Mo Boreham lends his voice to Oklahoma City’s soccer team For all practical purposes, English-born Mo Boreham fought his way out of the baby crib kicking a soccer ball.

The monkey is gone and OKC Energy FC can relax. For the first time in four tries, head coach Jimmy Nielsen and his players walked away with a home victory Saturday night, but it didn’t come easy.

Three consecutive sellout crowds at OKC Energy FC games is a good indication local soccer fans are enjoying the first-year team, which is part of the United Soccer League Pro division.

Energy FC’s matchup against the third-place Richmond Kickers was almost over before it began Friday night. Richmond took advantage of a quick Energy miscue to score 40 seconds into the game. The Kickers (4-1-3) never looked back as they posted a 4-1 victory over Energy FC (2-6)

Energy FC will try to break a four-game losing streak Wednesday when it begins play in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in Tulsa.

For almost 90 minutes, Energy FC played a solid defensive game but confusion by two center backs allowed the Orange County Blues to leave Oklahoma City with a 1-0 win Saturday night at Pribil Stadium.