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“Honestly, I’m just doing anything in my power to help the team win,” Ownby said. Mushagalusa said it makes “a huge difference” to have Ownby on the pitch, adding that whenever his right side counterpart is in, he knows to run to the box for service. McCabe entered as a 56th-minute sub, and Ownby followed in the 68th to mark his first appearance since June 4 due to a hamstring pull. “Last game, it was a good goal, and that helped me with confidence.” “I feel like I’m in a groove,” Mushagalusa said. Niall McCabe - on for his first league game since March 25 - played a ball through to Ownby, whose cross landed to Mushagalusa in the center of the box. Having netted the opener from distance in a midweek friendly with Germany’s FC Kaiserslautern, Mushagalusa had an easier assignment against Las Vegas (1-8-6, 9 points). The boys in purple hold games in hand on all but one squad ahead of them as the season nears its midway point. LouCity (7-4-4, 25 points) wound up with a deserved three points, good for fifth on the USL Championship’s Eastern Conference table.

I was really proud of the group getting three points at home. “You look at the atmosphere when the goal goes in, the stadium erupts,” said coach Danny Cruz. To that point, LouCity dominated possession and had gone defensively without an opposing shot on target - but frustratingly hadn’t generated a scoring chance. The clubs met for the first time at Lynn Family Stadium, where a crowd of 10,653 on hand for Pride Night reached its crescendo for the 77th-minute strike.

Enoch Mushagalusa scored for the second game running, returning star winger Brian Ownby assisted him, and Louisville City FC broke through late in the going Saturday to defeat Las Vegas Lights FC by a 1-0 score.

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