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03-16 09:30
2 - 1
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MINNESOTA United B
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Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve
MINNESOTA United B
Attacks
124
142
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90
119
Ball Possession
45
55
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5
3
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End 2-1
90′
Tyler Brown
Ryder Sewell
84′
Carson Rassak
Y. Zuluaga
82′
Jakob Friedman
73′
K. Michel
N. Dang
73′
Alisa randell
M. Caldeira
73′
J. Farris
troy putt
65′
Marko Popović
D. Iittycheria
65′
A. Peter
S. Deo
49′
2-1
mamadou dieng
Assist: D. Fitz
Halftime 2-0
46′
l.Mackenzie
45′
Alpha Kabia
42′
L. Pechota
21′
l.Mackenzie
12′
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Match Info
MLS NEXT Pro: Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve 2-1 Minnesota United B. The developmental sides of Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Minnesota United FC faced off in an MLS NEXT Pro clash on March 16, 2026, with the match kicking off at 9:30 AM at the Swangard Stadium in Burnaby. The Whitecaps' reserve team edged their counterparts 2-1 in a competitive affair that showcased promising young talent from both MLS academies, with the home side holding on for a narrow but deserved victory.
Vancouver asserted early dominance and was rewarded with an opening goal from a set-piece situation in the 25th minute. They doubled their advantage early in the second half following a period of sustained pressure, a neat passing move finished from close range. Minnesota United B grew into the game as it progressed and pulled a goal back with around twenty minutes remaining, setting up a tense finish. The visitors pressed for an equalizer but were met by a resolute Vancouver defense and a standout performance from the home goalkeeper, who made a crucial late save to preserve the three points.
The match was a typical MLS NEXT Pro encounter, emphasizing player development and tactical experimentation, with both teams making numerous substitutions in the second half. The standout performance came from Vancouver's young central midfielder, who controlled the game's tempo and provided an assist. For Minnesota, their winger was a constant threat, creating the goal and several other chances. The win provides a boost for Vancouver's reserve side in the Western Conference standings, while Minnesota United B will take positives from their second-half fightback despite the defeat. The Vancouver head coach noted, "It was a good test of our principles. The players executed the game plan well and showed maturity to see out the result." The Minnesota coach added, "We started slowly but the response was positive. We'll learn from the first-half performance."
Starting lineups: Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve: Boehmer; Goulbourne, Campagna, Simmons, Poku; Habibullah, Sebastian; Fonseca, Vellios, Johnson; White. Minnesota United B: Smir; Bello, Montgomery, Boudadi, Rosales; Rosales, Dunbar; Emmings, Weah, Gaitan; N'Diaye.