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title: "Lexington SC Falls to Colorado Springs Switchbacks 1-0"
url: https://www.herelexington.com/2026/08/30/lexington-sc-falls-switchbacks/
date: 2026-08-30T10:25:57+00:00
modified: 2026-08-30T10:25:57+00:00
author: "Amalia Reynoso"
categories: ["Business"]
site: "HERE Lexington"
attribution: "HERE Lexington"
---

# Lexington SC Falls to Colorado Springs Switchbacks 1-0

*Source: [HERE Lexington](https://www.herelexington.com/2026/08/30/lexington-sc-falls-switchbacks/) — August 30, 2026 by Amalia Reynoso*

Lexington SC suffered a 1-0 defeat against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC on Saturday night at Lexington SC Stadium, with Jonas Fjeldberg scoring the decisive goal in the second half. This marks the second loss for Lexington SC this week, impacting their chances for a postseason berth.

The match saw Lexington SC open with positive play, registering two blocked shots within the first two minutes. However, it was not until nearly the half-hour mark that either team recorded an official shot on goal, when Bryce Jamison of the Switchbacks had his attempt saved by Lexington SC goalkeeper Oliver Semmle. In the second half, Marcus Epps of Lexington SC forced a low save from Colorado Springs’ Christian Herrera, who then made another crucial save on a one-on-one opportunity for Phillip Goodrum.

The breakthrough came with 16 minutes remaining in the game. After a shot by Sadam Masereka was blocked, the ball rebounded to Jonas Fjeldberg, who struck from 25 yards out, finding the bottom-left corner of the net. Fjeldberg, a second-half substitute, nearly added a second goal six minutes later, hitting the left post from a cross by Masereka. The Switchbacks ultimately secured the three points, moving them back above the playoff line.

Lexington SC recorded only two shots on target throughout the game, with the Switchbacks’ defense blocking seven of their 14 total shots. This result puts renewed pressure on Lexington SC’s postseason aspirations. Notably, Lexington SC has allowed nine goals to opposing substitutes this season, which is the second-highest in the Championship campaign.

Jonas Fjeldberg was named the USLChampionship.com Player of the Game for his impactful performance off the bench, scoring the lone goal, hitting the woodwork twice, completing three of five passes, and winning three of four duels.