Minnesota United, who made a red hot start to the season, is trying to maintain an impressive form run while hosting FC Dallas in Minn on Saturday evening.
Minnesota United (4-1-3, 15 points) lost the first match of the campaign, 1-0 defeat in Los Angeles FC, but since then, has not been defeated in seven matches (4-0-3). This is partially diagnosed (five goals, two assists) and Kelvin Yeboah (four goals, a help) and a stingy defense that allows only seven goals, thanks to the fifth efforts in the league.
Lars’s last match was a 0-0 draw at the Toronto FC last weekend, and during this time, only one shot managed to shoot, the team did not bother.
“He felt that he would get something special to open his lock, or unfortunately none of these scenarios have emerged,” Minnesota coach Eric Ramsay said. He said. “But I think if you look at four points on the road (and in front of two home games), a clean page (and in front) and if you take our run as seven invincible, I am quite satisfied.”
Dallas (3-3-2, 11 points), last weekend Seattle Sounders’a 1-0 defeat on April 5 with Atlanta United 1-1 after drawing 1-1 in the last two matches without wine.
The goals for the Lone Star State side were a bit difficult: Dallas has 10 goals this season, but only five in the last six games.
“We should stay in the race and take our soul back.” He said. “Great teams do not continue to lose the lines, so we have a test in front of us. Minnesota is a great club, but we have to look at our mindset, our style and we have to correct some things. And I think we are on the right path.”
Dallas will not move away from the house (2-0-2) and the ankle injury diagnosed with sprains will be without Petar Moses (three goals, three assists) extending against the water before the first half. Moses is connected to team goals with Luciano Acosta.
“We don’t think the level of violence is too high,” Quill Musa said. “We don’t think it is terrible. I hope not outside for a long time.”
Moses cheated a hat against Loons during the 5-3 home win last June.
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