White's fab four as Vancouver thrash Austin in MLS
- Vancouver Whitecaps defeated Austin FC 5-1 at BC Place on Saturday, extending their lead in the Western Conference standings.
- Vancouver entered the game after two straight shutout wins, while Austin sought to level on points with a victory.
- Brian White scored four goals for Vancouver, with Emmanuel Sabbi adding another in a dominant performance.
- The game included a bizarre stoppage in the eighth minute to remove a mouse from the field; Vancouver then scored in the 13th minute.
- With the win, Vancouver is now four points clear at the top, while Austin's consolation goal came in the 90th minute.
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White’s fab four as Vancouver thrash Austin in MLS
Brian White scored four goals as the Vancouver Whitecaps extended their lead at the top of Major League Soccer's Western Conference with a 5-1 thrashing of Austin FC on Saturday. Fourth-placed Austin went into Saturday's road game at BC Place knowing that a victory could have left them level on points with Vancouver at the
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