<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1wOkVE_0wAcu3j900" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1wOkVE_0wAcu3j900" width="1920" height="1140" ></figure><p>DC — In a hard-fought match at Audi Field, Dallas Trinity FC (2-1-3, nine points) secured its first clean sheet of the inaugural USL Super League season with a scoreless draw against DC Power FC (1-4-4, seven points) on Wednesday night. This defensive milestone showcased the team’s growth and determination on the road, and it marked a historic night for goalkeeper Madison White, who earned her first clean sheet in just her third professional start.</p><h2>A Defensive Breakthrough for DTFC</h2><p>The draw may not have added another win to Dallas Trinity FC’s record, but it did signal a major defensive improvement. After six games, the team locked in their first shutout of the season, a testament to the effort and commitment of White and the defense.</p><p>For White, this match was a particularly special moment. The young goalkeeper has shown promise early in her career, and recording her first clean sheet at this stage marks a significant step in her development. White praised her teammates for their collective effort, stating, <i>“It feels really good to know that defensively as a team, we’re working upwards and getting better every day. Getting the first team shutout feels good. It’s a complete team effort, and I’m just really proud of the team for playing well tonight.”</i></p><h2>Head Coach Pauline MacDonald’s Focus on Defense Pays Off</h2><p>In her post-match comments, head coach Pauline MacDonald expressed pride in her team’s defensive performance, which has been a primary focus in recent training sessions. <i>“One of the things we’ve been working on really hard this week is our defensive play and our organization behind the ball,”</i> MacDonald said. <i>“A clean sheet on the road is a huge accomplishment for us as a group.”</i></p><p>The result reflects the steady progress MacDonald has made with DTFC, as the team now sits in fourth place in the USL Super League standings. With a solid defense taking shape, Dallas is proving to be a competitive force in its inaugural season.</p><h2>Road Struggles and Homecoming Anticipation</h2><p>This draw brought an end to a grueling three-match road trip, where Dallas went 1-1-1, showcasing their ability to grind out results away from home. Now, the focus shifts to Cotton Bowl Stadium, where the team is eager to play in front of their home crowd. MacDonald is looking forward to her first home match as Dallas Trinity FC’s head coach. <i>“I’m really, really excited,”</i> she said. <i>“For us to be back home after three games on the road, I’m very excited to have the opportunity to be on the sidelines this time.”</i></p><h2>Looking Ahead: Carolina Ascent FC Awaits</h2><p>Dallas Trinity FC returns to Cotton Bowl Stadium on Friday, Oct. 25, for what promises to be an exciting matchup against third-place Carolina Ascent FC (3-0-4, thirteen points). With momentum building and the defense tightening up, DTFC will look to carry the positive energy from their recent performances into this important clash. The match kicks off at 7:00 p.m. CT and will be streamed live on Peacock and USL on YouTube.</p></div></body>

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Dallas Trinity FC Earns First Clean Sheet of the Season in 0-0 Draw with DC Power FC

DC — In a hard-fought match at Audi Field, Dallas Trinity FC (2-1-3, nine points) secured its first clean sheet of the inaugural USL Super League season with a scoreless draw against DC Power FC (1-4-4, seven points) on Wednesday night. This defensive milestone showcased the team’s growth and determination on the road, and it marked a historic night for goalkeeper Madison White, who earned her first clean sheet in just her third professional start.