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CHARLOTTE (August 8, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence opened its campaign at home with a 1-1 draw against the Charleston Battery. Dane Kelly scored as the Independence hosted its first home match at the Sportsplex at Matthews in 294 days. 

"It was much better overall," said Independence head coach Mike Jeffries. "I'm disappointed that we weren’t able to get three points, we had good opportunities and tried to push the game but overall the movement with the ball was much better than a few days ago."

"We obviously did a lot better job defensively, I thought we kept our shape and kept them in front of us and limited chances for them so from that standpoint we were really good."

With the team playing its second game in four days, Jeffries rotated his squad, making two changes to the starting lineup from last game. The match came to life after the half-hour mark as the Independence took the lead in the 38th minute of play when forward Dane Kelly curled a right-footed effort past Battery goalkeeper Phil Breno for the forward’s second goal of the season and 79th in his USL career. 

"It was a relief," said Kelly. "To get that goal it was definitely a confidence booster."

Moments later, the Battery responded well and found an equalizer as a shot from forward Zeiko Lewis deflected off Independence defender Aaron Maund and into the back of the net to level the score for the visitors in the 42nd minute.

The second half saw more of the same, as both teams traded periods of control and offensive chances at both ends of the field. As the match progressed, the Jacks established itself as the dominant force, amassing a 15-13 shot advantage, including 5-3 shots on goal, while limiting the Battery to counter attacks, several of which proved dangerous.

In the 85th minute, Kelly was clear in on goal after beating two Battery defenders at midfield but was taken down from behind at the top of the box by Battery defender Rennico Clarke. For his actions, Clarke received a red card and the Battery were forced to play with ten men for the remainder of the match.  

"We will be frustrated with tonight and then move on," said Jeffries. "The guys will come out with something to prove against a Birmingham [Legion FC] team that beat us pretty handily a week ago." 

With the result tonight and North Carolina FC beating Memphis 901 FC, 1-0, Mike Jeffries' side currently sit in third place in the USL Championship Group G standings.

Next on the Schedule: The Independence will return to Group G play against Birmingham Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12 at 7 p.m. ET at the Sportsplex at Matthews and broadcast live on ESPN+. The match against Legion FC will be the second meeting between the Group G opponents this year.

Social: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

CHARLOTTE (August 8, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence opened its campaign at home with a 1-1 draw against the Charleston Battery. Dane Kelly scored as the Independence hosted its first home match at the Sportsplex at Matthews in 294 days. 

“It was much better overall,” said Independence head coach Mike Jeffries. “I’m disappointed that we weren’t able to get three points, we had good opportunities and tried to push the game but overall the movement with the ball was much better than a few days ago.”

“We obviously did a lot better job defensively, I thought we kept our shape and kept them in front of us and limited chances for them so from that standpoint we were really good.”

With the team playing its second game in four days, Jeffries rotated his squad, making two changes to the starting lineup from last game. The match came to life after the half-hour mark as the Independence took the lead in the 38th minute of play when forward Dane Kelly curled a right-footed effort past Battery goalkeeper Phil Breno for the forward’s second goal of the season and 79th in his USL career. 

“It was a relief,” said Kelly. “To get that goal it was definitely a confidence booster.”

Moments later, the Battery responded well and found an equalizer as a shot from forward Zeiko Lewis deflected off Independence defender Aaron Maund and into the back of the net to level the score for the visitors in the 42nd minute.

The second half saw more of the same, as both teams traded periods of control and offensive chances at both ends of the field. As the match progressed, the Jacks established itself as the dominant force, amassing a 15-13 shot advantage, including 5-3 shots on goal, while limiting the Battery to counter attacks, several of which proved dangerous.

In the 85th minute, Kelly was clear in on goal after beating two Battery defenders at midfield but was taken down from behind at the top of the box by Battery defender Rennico Clarke. For his actions, Clarke received a red card and the Battery were forced to play with ten men for the remainder of the match.  

“We will be frustrated with tonight and then move on,” said Jeffries. “The guys will come out with something to prove against a Birmingham [Legion FC] team that beat us pretty handily a week ago.” 

With the result tonight and North Carolina FC beating Memphis 901 FC, 1-0, Mike Jeffries’ side currently sit in third place in the USL Championship Group G standings.

Next on the Schedule: The Independence will return to Group G play against Birmingham Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12 at 7 p.m. ET at the Sportsplex at Matthews and broadcast live on ESPN+. The match against Legion FC will be the second meeting between the Group G opponents this year.

Social: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

GOAL SCORING RUNDOWN:

CLT – Dane Kelly 38th minute: Independence forward Dane Kelly pounced on a ball on the left wing and dribbled towards the end line. A change of pace took Kelly around a Battery defender and inside the left side of the penalty area where the forward curled a right-footed shot over the head of Battery goalkeeper Phil Breno and into the back of the net. CLT 1, CHS 0

CHS – Own Goal (Charlotte) 42nd minute: Forward Zeiko Lewis received a ball chipped over the top and into the right side of the penalty area. Lewis fired a one-timed shot that deflected off Independence defender Aaron Maund and into the Jacks’ goal. CLT 1, CHS 1

GOAL SCORING RUNDOWN:

CLT – Dane Kelly 38th minute: Independence forward Dane Kelly pounced on a ball on the left wing and dribbled towards the end line. A change of pace took Kelly around a Battery defender and inside the left side of the penalty area where the forward curled a right-footed shot over the head of Battery goalkeeper Phil Breno and into the back of the net. CLT 1, CHS 0

CHS – Own Goal (Charlotte) 42nd minute: Forward Zeiko Lewis received a ball chipped over the top and into the right side of the penalty area. Lewis fired a one-timed shot that deflected off Independence defender Aaron Maund and into the Jacks’ goal. CLT 1, CHS 1

Match: Charlotte Independence vs. Charleston Battery
Date: August 8, 2020
Venue: Sportsplex at Matthews
Competition: USL Championship
Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. ET

Scoring Summary:             1          2          F

CLT                                      1         0         1 

CHS                                    1          0          1

CLT – Dane Kelly                            38th minute

CHS – Own goal (Charlotte)           42nd minute

LINEUPS:

CLT: 33-Brandon Miller; 3-Hugh Roberts; 14-Duke Lacroix; 18-Aaron Maund; 22-Joe Johnson; 4-Jake Areman(15-Luke Haakenson); 11-Valentin Sabella(23- Guido Vadala); 21-Junior Etou; 27-Derek Gebhard(7-Rey Ortiz); 9-Dane Kelly, 19- Enzo Martinez(captain)

Subs Not Used:1-Austin Pack, 17-Clay Dimmick, 20-Oscar Ramsey, 32-Tresor Mbuyu

Head Coach: Mike Jeffries

CHS: 1-Phil Breno; 17-Logan Gdula; 5-Leland Archer(4-Rennico Clarke); 14-Jared Vanschaik(captain); 20-AJ Patterson(2-Jay Bolt); 6-Robbie Crawford; 21-Angelo Kelly(13-Angelo Kelly); 8-Romario Piggott(16-Stavros Zorokostas); 19-Dante Marini(12-Deshawon Nembhard); 10-Zeiko Lewis; 11-Nicque Paley

Subs Not Used: 0-Darian McCauley, 9-Arthur Basua

Head Coach: Michael Anhaeuser

Stats Summary CLT/ CHS:

Shots: 15 / 13

Shots on Goal: 5/ 3

Saves: 3 / 5

Corner Kicks: 5 / 5

Fouls: 10 / 15

Offside: 1/2

Misconduct Summary:
CLT– Junior Etou (caution)                      15th minute

CHS – Rennico Clarke (red card)             85th minute

CLT– Luke Haakenson (caution)               90th minute

Officials:
Referee: Sergii Demianchuk
Assistant Referee 1: Ryan Star
Assistant Referee 2: Eric Wood
Fourth Official: Sara Gaddes

 

Match: Charlotte Independence vs. Charleston Battery
Date: August 8, 2020
Venue: Sportsplex at Matthews
Competition: USL Championship
Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. ET

Scoring Summary:             1          2          F

CLT                                      1         0         1 

CHS                                    1          0          1

CLT – Dane Kelly                            38th minute

CHS – Own goal (Charlotte)           42nd minute

LINEUPS:

CLT: 33-Brandon Miller; 3-Hugh Roberts; 14-Duke Lacroix; 18-Aaron Maund; 22-Joe Johnson; 4-Jake Areman(15-Luke Haakenson); 11-Valentin Sabella(23- Guido Vadala); 21-Junior Etou; 27-Derek Gebhard(7-Rey Ortiz); 9-Dane Kelly, 19- Enzo Martinez(captain)

Subs Not Used:1-Austin Pack, 17-Clay Dimmick, 20-Oscar Ramsey, 32-Tresor Mbuyu

Head Coach: Mike Jeffries

CHS: 1-Phil Breno; 17-Logan Gdula; 5-Leland Archer(4-Rennico Clarke); 14-Jared Vanschaik(captain); 20-AJ Patterson(2-Jay Bolt); 6-Robbie Crawford; 21-Angelo Kelly(13-Angelo Kelly); 8-Romario Piggott(16-Stavros Zorokostas); 19-Dante Marini(12-Deshawon Nembhard); 10-Zeiko Lewis; 11-Nicque Paley

Subs Not Used: 0-Darian McCauley, 9-Arthur Basua

Head Coach: Michael Anhaeuser

Stats Summary CLT/ CHS:

Shots: 15 / 13

Shots on Goal: 5/ 3

Saves: 3 / 5

Corner Kicks: 5 / 5

Fouls: 10 / 15

Offside: 1/2

Misconduct Summary:
CLT– Junior Etou (caution)                      15th minute

CHS – Rennico Clarke (red card)             85th minute

CLT– Luke Haakenson (caution)               90th minute

Officials:
Referee: Sergii Demianchuk
Assistant Referee 1: Ryan Star
Assistant Referee 2: Eric Wood
Fourth Official: Sara Gaddes

 

CHARLOTTE (August 8, 2020) – Independence head coach  Mike Jeffries speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence ahead of the Jacks' Southern Derby clash against the Charleston Battery. Jeffries details the Jacks' key points to the game, presented by Harris Teeter. 

CHARLOTTE (August 8, 2020) – Independence head coach  Mike Jeffries speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence ahead of the Jacks’ Southern Derby clash against the Charleston Battery. Jeffries details the Jacks’ key points to the game, presented by Harris Teeter. 

BIRMINGHAM (August 5, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence dropped points for the first time this season in a 4-1 defeat to Birmingham Legion FC in USL Championship, Group G play at BBVA Compass Field. Neco Brett, Bruno Lapa and Brian Wright scored for the home side to give Birmingham a cushion atop Group G before the two sides meet again later this month at the Sportsplex at Matthews.

Legion FC held the better of attack in the early going, scoring two times in the first 15 minutes of the match through Dean and Brett. After the goals, the Independence and Legion FC traded chances throughout the remainder of the first-half with forwards Dane Kelly and Enzo Martinez creating opportunities for the Jacks, while Lapa looked dangerous for the home side.

Trailing 2-0, Independence head coach Mike Jeffries turned to his bench, bringing on Rey Ortiz for Guido Vadala at the start of the second half. However, it was Legion FC that scored the third goal of the match as Lapa connected on a pass by Dean at the top of the box and rocketed his shot past Independence goalkeeper Brandon Miller in the 52nd minute.

While the Independence found some dangerous moments in transition, the team struggled to threaten inside the Birmingham box. Legion FC didn’t back down and added to its lead in the 66th minute as Brett scored his second of the evening.

The Jacks capped the scoring – a well-taken penalty kick conversion by Martinez – in the 76th minute. The goal was the first of the campaign for Martinez.

The two Group G opponents will meet again in a week as the Independence host Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12th at the Sportsplex at Matthews.

Next on the Schedule: The Independence will host the Charleston Battery on Saturday, August 8th at 7 p.m. ET at the Sportsplex at Matthews and broadcast live on ESPN+. The match against the Battery will be the Independence’s first home game in 294 days. 

Social: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

BIRMINGHAM (August 5, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence dropped points for the first time this season in a 4-1 defeat to Birmingham Legion FC in USL Championship, Group G play at BBVA Compass Field. Neco Brett, Bruno Lapa and Brian Wright scored for the home side to give Birmingham a cushion atop Group G before the two sides meet again later this month at the Sportsplex at Matthews.

Legion FC held the better of attack in the early going, scoring two times in the first 15 minutes of the match through Dean and Brett. After the goals, the Independence and Legion FC traded chances throughout the remainder of the first-half with forwards Dane Kelly and Enzo Martinez creating opportunities for the Jacks, while Lapa looked dangerous for the home side.

Trailing 2-0, Independence head coach Mike Jeffries turned to his bench, bringing on Rey Ortiz for Guido Vadala at the start of the second half. However, it was Legion FC that scored the third goal of the match as Lapa connected on a pass by Dean at the top of the box and rocketed his shot past Independence goalkeeper Brandon Miller in the 52nd minute.

While the Independence found some dangerous moments in transition, the team struggled to threaten inside the Birmingham box. Legion FC didn’t back down and added to its lead in the 66th minute as Brett scored his second of the evening.

The Jacks capped the scoring – a well-taken penalty kick conversion by Martinez – in the 76th minute. The goal was the first of the campaign for Martinez.

The two Group G opponents will meet again in a week as the Independence host Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12th at the Sportsplex at Matthews.

Next on the Schedule: The Independence will host the Charleston Battery on Saturday, August 8th at 7 p.m. ET at the Sportsplex at Matthews and broadcast live on ESPN+. The match against the Battery will be the Independence’s first home game in 294 days. 

Social: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Match: Charlotte Independence at Birmingham Legion FC
Date: August 5, 2020
Venue: BBVA Compass Field
Competition: USL Championship – Group G
Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. local/8:00 p.m. ET

Scoring Summary:             1          2          F

CLT                                      0          1          1 

BHM                                    2          2          4

BHM – Jonny Dean                5th minute
BHM – Neco Brett                 11th minute
BHM – Bruno Lapa (Dean)    52nd minute
BHM – Neco Brett (Wright)   66th minute
CLT – Enzo Martinez            76th minute

LINEUPS:

CLT: 33-Brandon Miller; 22-Joel Johnson (17-Clay Dimick), 18-Aaron Maund, 3-Hugh Roberts; 21-Junior Etou (4-Jake Areman), 15-Luke Haakenson, 27-Derek Gebhard (11-Valentin Sabella), 23- Guido Vadala (7-Rey Ortiz,),19-Enzo Martinez (Capt.), 9-Dane Kelly (32-Tresor Mbuyu)

Subs Not Used: 1-Austin Pack, 20-Oscar Ramsay

Head Coach: Mike Jeffries

BHM: 1-Matt Vanoekel (Capt.); 5-Mikey Lopez (10-Prosper Kasim), 6-Anderson Asiedu, 7-Brian Wright (17- Jaden Servania), 8-Bruno Lapa (20-Braxton Najib), 11-Neco Brett (14- Rudolf Mensah), 12-Eli Crognale, 13-Jake Rufe, 16-Daigo Kobayashi (2-Marcos Ugarte), 21-Alex Crognale, 24-Jonathan Dean

Subs Not Used: 18-Trevor Spangenberg

Head Coach: Tommy Soehn 

Stats Summary CLT/ BHM:

Shots: 0 / 13

Shots on Goal: 0/ 8

Saves: 4 / 0

Corner Kicks: 0 / 3

Fouls: 4 / 14

Offside: 1/ 2

Misconduct Summary:
CLT – Guido Vadala (caution)           29th minute

Officials:
Referee: Matt Thompson
Assistant Referee 1: Ryan Star
Assistant Referee 2: Eric Wood
Fourth Official: Sara Gaddes

 

 

Match: Charlotte Independence at Birmingham Legion FC
Date: August 5, 2020
Venue: BBVA Compass Field
Competition: USL Championship – Group G
Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. local/8:00 p.m. ET

Scoring Summary:             1          2          F

CLT                                      0          1          1 

BHM                                    2          2          4

BHM – Jonny Dean                5th minute
BHM – Neco Brett                 11th minute
BHM – Bruno Lapa (Dean)    52nd minute
BHM – Neco Brett (Wright)   66th minute
CLT – Enzo Martinez            76th minute

LINEUPS:

CLT: 33-Brandon Miller; 22-Joel Johnson (17-Clay Dimick), 18-Aaron Maund, 3-Hugh Roberts; 21-Junior Etou (4-Jake Areman), 15-Luke Haakenson, 27-Derek Gebhard (11-Valentin Sabella), 23- Guido Vadala (7-Rey Ortiz,),19-Enzo Martinez (Capt.), 9-Dane Kelly (32-Tresor Mbuyu)

Subs Not Used: 1-Austin Pack, 20-Oscar Ramsay

Head Coach: Mike Jeffries

BHM: 1-Matt Vanoekel (Capt.); 5-Mikey Lopez (10-Prosper Kasim), 6-Anderson Asiedu, 7-Brian Wright (17- Jaden Servania), 8-Bruno Lapa (20-Braxton Najib), 11-Neco Brett (14- Rudolf Mensah), 12-Eli Crognale, 13-Jake Rufe, 16-Daigo Kobayashi (2-Marcos Ugarte), 21-Alex Crognale, 24-Jonathan Dean

Subs Not Used: 18-Trevor Spangenberg

Head Coach: Tommy Soehn 

Stats Summary CLT/ BHM:

Shots: 0 / 13

Shots on Goal: 0/ 8

Saves: 4 / 0

Corner Kicks: 0 / 3

Fouls: 4 / 14

Offside: 1/ 2

Misconduct Summary:
CLT – Guido Vadala (caution)           29th minute

Officials:
Referee: Matt Thompson
Assistant Referee 1: Ryan Star
Assistant Referee 2: Eric Wood
Fourth Official: Sara Gaddes

 

 

CHARLOTTE (August 3, 2020) – The Independence travel to Birmingham Legion FC in their second Group G game of the season on Wednesday night.

Check in on the Jacks' build-up for the encounter in our latest gallery from the training ground…

Photos by Adam Cosgrove

CHARLOTTE (August 3, 2020) – The Independence travel to Birmingham Legion FC in their second Group G game of the season on Wednesday night.

Check in on the Jacks’ build-up for the encounter in our latest gallery from the training ground…

Photos by Adam Cosgrove

CHARLOTTE (July 31, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence are excited to be hosting the Charleston Battery on August 8 and Birmingham Legion FC on August 12. The games will take place at our home stadium, the Sportsplex at Matthews, but will be played without fans in the stands in the best interest of our fans, players and club staff.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the overriding priority of both the Club and the USL has been the health and wellbeing of everyone involved. We are hopeful that fans will be allowed back at games later this season if North Carolina continues to progress in its fight against Covid-19.

Although it is disappointing not to have fans at our first home games of the season, let us not forget what is truly important – beating this virus.

Strict protocols have been put in place to ensure that the Sportsplex at Matthews is as safe as possible for everybody present. These protocols include safety measures for fans when the governor and the county allow for fans to be present.

The Independence would like to thank our partners at Novant Health as well as all our community leaders, advocates, medical staff and volunteers that help on the front lines in our battle against Covid-19.

The Jacks’ first home of the season against the Charleston Battery on Saturday, August 8th at the Sportsplex at Matthews, will be presented by Chick-fil-A and broadcast live on ESPN+ at 7 p.m. The following match against Birmingham Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12th at the Sportsplex at Matthews, will be presented by Accuvision Eye Care and broadcast live on ESPN+ at 7 p.m.

· Click Here for the Jacks' 2020 USL Championship Schedule

· Charlotte Independence Comes From Behind Twice to Earn a 2-2 Draw on the Road vs Memphis 901 FC

UPDATED SCHEDULE

August

Wednesday 5 – Birmingham Legion FC (A)
Saturday 8 – Charleston Battery (H)
Wednesday 12 – Birmingham Legion FC (H)
Saturday 15 – Memphis 901 FC (H)
Sunday 23 – Miami FC (A)
Wednesday 26 – North Carolina FC (H)
Saturday 29 – Birmingham Legion FC (H)

September

Wednesday 2 – Memphis 901 FC (A)
Saturday 5 – North Carolina FC (H)
Saturday 12 – Birmingham Legion FC (A)
Saturday 19 – North Carolina FC (A)
Wednesday 23 – Miami FC (H)
Saturday 26 – Memphis 901 FC (H)
Wednesday 30 – North Carolina FC (A)

CHARLOTTE (July 31, 2020) – The Charlotte Independence are excited to be hosting the Charleston Battery on August 8 and Birmingham Legion FC on August 12. The games will take place at our home stadium, the Sportsplex at Matthews, but will be played without fans in the stands in the best interest of our fans, players and club staff.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the overriding priority of both the Club and the USL has been the health and wellbeing of everyone involved. We are hopeful that fans will be allowed back at games later this season if North Carolina continues to progress in its fight against Covid-19.

Although it is disappointing not to have fans at our first home games of the season, let us not forget what is truly important – beating this virus.

Strict protocols have been put in place to ensure that the Sportsplex at Matthews is as safe as possible for everybody present. These protocols include safety measures for fans when the governor and the county allow for fans to be present.

The Independence would like to thank our partners at Novant Health as well as all our community leaders, advocates, medical staff and volunteers that help on the front lines in our battle against Covid-19.

The Jacks’ first home of the season against the Charleston Battery on Saturday, August 8th at the Sportsplex at Matthews, will be presented by Chick-fil-A and broadcast live on ESPN+ at 7 p.m. The following match against Birmingham Legion FC on Wednesday, August 12th at the Sportsplex at Matthews, will be presented by Accuvision Eye Care and broadcast live on ESPN+ at 7 p.m.

· Click Here for the Jacks’ 2020 USL Championship Schedule

· Charlotte Independence Comes From Behind Twice to Earn a 2-2 Draw on the Road vs Memphis 901 FC

UPDATED SCHEDULE

August

Wednesday 5 – Birmingham Legion FC (A)
Saturday 8 – Charleston Battery (H)
Wednesday 12 – Birmingham Legion FC (H)
Saturday 15 – Memphis 901 FC (H)
Sunday 23 – Miami FC (A)
Wednesday 26 – North Carolina FC (H)
Saturday 29 – Birmingham Legion FC (H)

September

Wednesday 2 – Memphis 901 FC (A)
Saturday 5 – North Carolina FC (H)
Saturday 12 – Birmingham Legion FC (A)
Saturday 19 – North Carolina FC (A)
Wednesday 23 – Miami FC (H)
Saturday 26 – Memphis 901 FC (H)
Wednesday 30 – North Carolina FC (A)

CHARLOTTE (July 30, 2020) – Independence midfielder  Luke Haakenson speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence about scoring his first professional goal on the road against Tim Howard and Memphis 901 FC last Saturday.

CHARLOTTE (July 30, 2020) – Independence midfielder  Luke Haakenson speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence about scoring his first professional goal on the road against Tim Howard and Memphis 901 FC last Saturday.

CHARLOTTE (July 29, 2020) – Independence midfielder  Valentin Sabella speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence on his 83rd minute goal that helped the Jacks earn a point on the road against Memphis 901 FC, this past Saturday. 

CHARLOTTE (July 29, 2020) – Independence midfielder  Valentin Sabella speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence on his 83rd minute goal that helped the Jacks earn a point on the road against Memphis 901 FC, this past Saturday. 

CHARLOTTE (July 29, 2020) – Independence head coach  Mike Jeffries speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence following the Jacks' away clash against Memphis 901 FC.

CHARLOTTE (July 29, 2020) – Independence head coach  Mike Jeffries speaks to https://sportsengine-staging.go-vip.net/charlotteindependence following the Jacks’ away clash against Memphis 901 FC.