US EditionSecond-Half Struggles Doom SDFC, Which Falls 3-1 to Minnesota
Minnesota United's 3-1 victory halts San Diego FC's chance to break the MLS expansion record, closing the Western Conference gap to two points, league data shows.
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Second-half struggles doom SDFC, which falls 3-1 to Minnesota
The last time San Diego FC and Minnesota United played each other, back in mid-June, SDFC came from behind to win 4-2 on the road. But there would be no miracle on Saturday at Snapdragon Stadium, as Minnesota blasted the home club by the score of 3-1. As a result, Minnesota (15-6, nine draws, 54 points) maintains second place in the MLS Western Conference standings, but gains ground on conference-leading San Diego (17-8, five draws, 56 points). …
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St Catharines StandardMinnesota United tops expansion side San Diego 3-1 in battle between West’s top two clubs
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Substitute defenders Anthony Markanich and Carlos Harvey ended a scoreless duel with goals three minutes apart in the second half, Nectarios Triantis debuted with a goal and an assist and Minnesota United went on to beat…
Minnesota United top first-place San Diego FC despite being outshot 28-6
Dayne St. Clair made 12 saves and Nectarios Triantis had a goal and an assist in his MLS debut as second-place Minnesota United closed to within two points of Western Conference-leading San Diego FC by beating them 3-1 on Saturday…
Snapdragon struggles continue for SDFC in 3-1 loss to Minnesota United
San Diego FC remains in first place in the Western Conference with four regular-season games left and home-field advantage throughout the Major League Soccer playoffs at stake. It’s a fair question: Do they really want it? Minnesota United’s 3-1 win Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium was the latest and most striking of a troubling trend for the expansion club that has been so good in so many ways. Just not at Snapdragon Stadium. The big reason…
San Diego FC suffered a surprising 3-1 defeat against Minnesota United FC on Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium, in a game in which, despite clearly mastering possession and arrivals, he failed to translate his superiority into goals. The post San Diego FC falls 3-1 against Minnesota United, but maintains leadership at the West Conference appeared first on Hispanics Press.
Minnesota United hands SDFC costly 3-1 defeat
In a battle of the first two teams in the Western Conference, San Diego FC fell to Minnesota United FC by a score of 3-1 in a bitter home loss. “We created a lot of big chances, not a lot of half chances,” head coach Mikey Vargas said following the match postgame with the media. “I don’t think we gave anything away… but then we got away a bit from the things we were doing well, which opened the game up a bit more.” After a brief international br…
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