Flint City Bucks edged Lansing City Football 2–1 in a USL League Two clash on Wednesday night, though individual goal scorers and times were not confirmed in the official match record.

What the scoresheet does confirm is that Flint City found the net twice while conceding once, holding on for all three points in a one-goal victory over their in-state rivals. The Bucks controlled enough of the contest to build a lead but were unable to keep a clean sheet, with Lansing pulling one back to ensure a nervy finish.

Neither side picked up a booking, and no players were sent off — a relatively disciplined affair given the local rivalry between two Michigan-based clubs separated by roughly 70 miles.

The result gives Flint City Bucks early-season momentum as USL League Two's 2026 campaign gets underway, and a home win over a divisional opponent is exactly the kind of result that can set the tone for the summer ahead.