ACFC hosts the Pride on Sunday at Banc of California Stadium, now knowing what to expect from its passionate fans
Last week’s debut for Angel City FC took the players and everyone involved with the club through various emotions.
“For me, to walk in there and see the stadium already start to get packed, I was super-stoked for that,” Angel City goalkeeper Didi Haracic said. “It was awesome, and as a team, we were just stoked to see what the stadium would look like. I’m really excited to get started on Sunday.”This could be the start of things getting back to normal, but for an expansion team with the following that Angel City already has, maybe nights like last Friday is the new normal.
“I think it’s a matter of, this is our home, we want to make it difficult for teams to come in and play in this arena. If we can have great results in this arena, that’s the goal and obviously another focus is how can we keep those results going in away stadiums.” The atmosphere Friday, though memorable, also made things a bit difficult for Angel City to communicate on the field.
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