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Real Monarchs
03-23 03:00
3 - 2
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Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve
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Real Monarchs
Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve
Attacks
53
74
Dangerous Attacks
41
52
Ball Possession
55
45
On Target
5
3
Off Target
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End 3-2
92′
3-2
Ryder Sewell
Assist: P.Amponsah
91′
T. Wright
89′
G.Calderon
Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos
82′
Izahi Amparo
81′
F.Ewald
77′
l.Mackenzie
73′
omar marquez
L. O'Gara
73′
owen anderson
A. Riquelme
73′
Tyler Brown
Carson Rassak
67′
L. Ream
J.Villa
61′
D. Iittycheria
Marko Popović
61′
A. Peter
Y. Zuluaga
60′
3-0
M.Zambrano
Assist: Izahi Amparo
51′
J.Villa
45′
F.Ewald
luis rivera
45′
P.Amponsah
S. Deo
Halftime 2-0
42′
2-0
Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos
11′
1-0
Lineker Rodrigues dos Santos
Assist: A. Riquelme
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Match Info
In a high-scoring MLS Next Pro encounter, Real Monarchs emerged victorious with a 3-2 win over Vancouver Whitecaps Reserve on March 23, 2026. The entertaining match at Zions Bank Stadium provided a showcase for the attacking talent in the developmental league, with the Monarchs holding on for a narrow win. The home side started brightly, taking an early lead, but Vancouver fought back to level the score before halftime. The second half saw a flurry of goals, with Real Monarchs retaking the lead, only for Vancouver to equalize once again, setting up a grandstand finish. The match winner came late in the game, a well-taken strike that sealed a thrilling victory for the Monarchs. The standout performance came from a Monarchs attacker who was involved in multiple goals, demonstrating the sharpness that defines the league. This result impacts the Western Conference standings, with the Monarchs gaining ground, while the Whitecaps Reserve will feel they deserved a point from their efforts. The Monarchs coach praised his team's offensive output, and the Vancouver manager highlighted defensive errors that proved costly in a close contest.