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04-12 10:40

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84′

M. Varas

83′

B. Hlongwane

J. Pereyra

83′

mamadou dieng

K. Yeboah

80′

W.Kumado

Oscar verhoeven

80′

B. Duke

A. Godoy

73′

D.Vazquez

L. Morgan

71′

C. Harvey

J.Díaz

69′

J. Pereyra

68′

W. Trapp

O.Gene

68′

D.Padelford

N.Romero

53′

M. Ingvartsen

B. Zamblé

46′

C. McVey

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40′

1-2

K. Yeboah

30′

Oscar verhoeven

15′

1-1

K. Duncan

Assist: T. Chancalay

11′

C. McVey

7′

1-0

L. Bombino

Assist: L. Morgan

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Match Info

In a Major League Soccer clash at Snapdragon Stadium, Minnesota United FC secured a hard-fought 2-1 away victory over expansion side San Diego FC on Saturday, April 12, 2026. This result provided a crucial three points for the Loons on the road while handing San Diego a disappointing home defeat in their inaugural MLS campaign. The match began with Minnesota asserting early pressure, and they were rewarded with an opening goal midway through the first half, capitalizing on a defensive error from the hosts. San Diego FC, spurred on by their home support, fought back and found an equalizer just before halftime, sending the teams into the break level. The decisive moment came in the 70th minute when Minnesota United's forward line combined brilliantly, finishing a swift counter-attack to retake the lead. San Diego pushed for a second equalizer in the closing stages, but Minnesota's defense held firm, with their goalkeeper making a vital save in stoppage time to preserve the win. The match was a physical affair with several yellow cards shown, but no major controversies involving VAR. The result sees Minnesota United climb the Western Conference table, moving into a stronger playoff position, while San Diego FC continues to search for consistency in their debut season. Post-match, Minnesota's coach praised his team's resilience, stating, "To come into a tough environment and get three points shows our character." San Diego's manager acknowledged the growing pains, saying, "We showed fight, but we need to be more clinical in key moments." The starting XI for San Diego FC featured their new designated player in attack, while Minnesota United lined up in their familiar 4-2-3-1 formation.