US EditionRSL held scoreless in back-to-back weeks following 2-0 loss in Minnesota
- On a chilly and soaking wet Saturday night at Allianz Field, Minnesota United FC defeated Real Salt Lake 2-0.
- Real Salt Lake's attack has been an issue, further compounded in their previous game by a red card to Ari Piol, who will be suspended for this game, and the absence of Luna and Marczuk.
- Tani Oluwaseyi scored both goals for Minnesota, one in the 30th minute with a header from a long pass by Joaquín Pereyra, and another in the 55th minute with a left-footed shot from the right side of the box.
- Real Salt Lake, whose keeper Rafael Cabral was defenseless against Oluwaseyi's shots, only managed three shots on goal, despite having possession for nearly two-thirds of the game, while Minnesota had seven.
- With this win, Minnesota United wrapped up March without a loss and now has a record of 3-1-2, while Real Salt Lake's record is 2-4 and they have dropped consecutive games.
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Minnesota United FC rides Oluwaseyi’s two goals in 2-0 victory over Real Salt Lake
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Tani Oluwaseyi scored two goals and Minnesota United FC beat Real Salt Lake 2-0 on Saturday and wrapped up the month without a loss.
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Loons ride two goals from Tani Oluwaseyi in 2-0 win over Real Salt Lake
Minnesota United continues to have Real Salt Lake’s number. After dispatching RSL in the MLS Cup Playoffs last fall, the Loons used two Tani Oluwaseyi goals to win 2-0 on a chilly and soaking wet Saturday night at Allianz Field. It was the most open and lopsided match between the two clubs in years. They had played to six straight draws, including both playoff games which ended in shootout wins for MNUFC. “It was shame the conditions made the se…
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