Breakers' debut a heartbreaker

Kelly Smith had gotten the Breakers even in the 79th minute when Stacy Bishop set her up in front and she blasted a high shot past Nicole Barnhart.

But the hosts weren't done. Brandi Chastain helped spring Kandace Wilson down the right side. Wilson's cross was knocked down by Kristin Luckenbill (four saves), but she couldn't control it and Milbrett drove home the winner.

Smith nearly tied it again, but her left-footed shot from 22 yards out in stoppage time hit the crossbar.

"We are disappointed, but I thought we had some good performances and some average ones out there," said Breakers coach Tony DiCicco. "We just need to get better consistency. It was an exciting game and I think it would have been a fair result as a tie, but they took their chances and we didn't."

Eriko Arakawa scored in the 15th minute of the first half for FC Gold Pride.

The Breakers make their home debut Saturday night against Saint Louis Athletica at Harvard Stadium.

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