Indy Eleven and Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC shared the points in a 1–1 draw in USL Championship action on Saturday, with Eliot Goldthorp's stoppage-time equalizer denying the hosts all three points. Jack Blake had given Indy the lead in the 20th minute, but Goldthorp struck in the 91st to rescue a point for the visitors.

Blake opened the scoring midway through the first half, putting Indy Eleven ahead and giving them a platform to control proceedings. The remainder of the half grew increasingly physical — Pittsburgh's Joao Victor Souza was cautioned in the 36th minute, and Indy's Bruno Manuel Rendón followed into the referee's notebook three minutes later.

Indy carried their one-goal advantage into the second half and looked to be managing the game well enough, though they couldn't find the insurance goal that might have sealed the result. Noble Okello picked up a yellow card in the 74th minute as the hosts tried to keep Pittsburgh at arm's length.

It wasn't enough. With the clock ticking past 90 minutes, Goldthorp found the equalizer for the Riverhounds, converting in the first minute of added time to stun the home crowd and salvage a share of the spoils. It was the kind of late goal that will feel like two points dropped for Indy and a point gained for Pittsburgh.

The draw keeps both sides searching for consistency early in the 2026 season, with neither able to claim the full haul in a contest that was decided — ultimately — in its final moments.