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San Jose Earthquakes

03-01 08:30

2 - 0

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Atlanta United

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San Jose Earthquakes

Atlanta United

Attacks

Dangerous Attacks

Ball Possession

On Target

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7016

2037

Important Events

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16′

Emmanuel Latte Lath

24′

Preston Judd

39′

Cooper Sanchez

Halftime 1-0

52′

Ronald Hernández

60′

Aleksey Miranchuk

Saba Lobjanidze

60′

Tristan Muyumba

Ronald Hernández

61′

Timo Werner

Preston Judd

70′

Pedro Miguel Santos Amador

Cooper Sanchez

77′

Jonathan Gonzalez

Beau Leroux

77′

Jack·Skahan

Jamar Ricketts

79′

Ousseni Bouda

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Match Info

The San Jose Earthquakes secured a convincing 2-0 home victory over Atlanta United in Major League Soccer action on March 1, 2026. Playing at PayPal Park, the Earthquakes controlled large portions of the match and capitalized on their chances to claim all three points. The home side took the lead in the 30th minute through a powerful strike from just outside the box, sending the home crowd into raptures. San Jose doubled their advantage early in the second half, finishing off a swift counter-attack to put the game beyond Atlanta's reach. The visitors, Atlanta United, struggled to break down a resolute Earthquakes defense and their best opportunity came from a free-kick that was well saved. This result provides a strong start to the season for San Jose, showcasing their defensive solidity and efficiency in attack. For Atlanta, it's a disappointing opening away performance that highlights areas needing improvement. San Jose's head coach praised his team's discipline and execution, while Atlanta's manager pointed to a lack of sharpness in the final third. The Earthquakes' starting XI featured a balanced mix of experience and youth, which proved too much for an Atlanta side missing a cutting edge on the day.