San Diego FC passed the Colorado Rapids, who visited with transition crimes, and challenged long shots on Sunday night in a tense 2-0 win.
With the win, San Diego (7-4-2, 23 points) rose to the second place at the Western Conference, a surprising season for the first season of the team. The raid wins follow San Diego’s 3-2 loss to Colorado at the beginning of the season.
Colorado extends the slide -free slide to five games after the loss. As a competitive playoff race continued to get angry, the shocking momentum loss that entered the summer months cost them valuable points.
San Diego passed the corner of Anders Dreyer in 31 minutes. Dreyer’s corner, the defender Christopher Mcvey leaped around a box in the box until he took his head to the ball. Although he almost cleaned the line, Mcvey’s title crossed the goal line and went to San Diego a righteous ahead of the circuit.
Dreyer doubled San Diego’s leadership in the second half. After playing a long ball to midfielder Jeppe Tverskov Dreyer, Dreyer safely dried to the box marked only by a defender. Dreyer’s first attempt returned to Dreyer, who put his throws on the top of the network. The target was the sixth goal in Dreyer’s 12 MLS match and the third in the last three games.
Djordje Mihailovic of Colorado had the opportunity to score Colorado’s first goal after blocking a cross with the hand of defendant William Kumado. However, Dos Santos saved the punishment with a dive. The clutch penalty saved the Snapdragon Stadium on fire and the energetic celebrations of Dos Santos fueled only the pandemonium in San Diego.
The nature of the game from end to end created chaotic moments. Zack Steffen was caught more than once from the line, and Colorado could not transform open targets because of a fiery defense, an irregular area and an extravagant termination.
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