Minnesota United and Short Fifty Austin FC, Austin, Texas in a Western Conference match on Saturday night will continue their successful beginnings.
The edges are connected with 16 points out of 10 games, but Verde (5-4-1) ranks third to Minnesota (4-2-4) thanks to a single-game victory advantage.
Austin goes home after 2-0 defeat to his rival Houston Dynamo last weekend last weekend last weekend. Verde played uncomfortable Cog Brandon Vazquez because of an unexplained illness, and he lost an important game -making midfielder Dani Pereira to the game for 29 minutes.
Vazquez is suspected for the match on Saturday, while Pereira is preparing to miss at least the next four weeks due to the injury of the hip flexor.
Austin FC, which is ten games in the season, has only seven goals and scored more than one goal once in a match. Austin's target difference is between the lower five minus-3 in the West, but the quality defense and goalkeeper Brad Stuver have a winning sign thanks to a high-fifth clean sheets in the league.
Austin coach Nico Estevez said, “We must improve our maturity and improve our stance when we are left behind.” He said. “We should use our brain, not our hearts and emotions. We want to react quickly (to tie the game) because this sport does not always allow you to score goals before.”
Meanwhile, Loons will enter the Texas capital after 3-1 defeat to Western leader Vancouver on Sunday. Aksanlı was in the first house of Minnesota at home this year and in general he drew an unattractive line of eight games. The effect of defeat was in the minds of the Lars Coach Eric Ramsay in the middle of the week while preparing his team for Austin FC.
“Usually we can shake it, but the general plain of performance, lack of energy, lack of sparks and the way the stadium feel is worrying.” He said. He continued: “We should have been a raid team and we were not. Hopefully, this Saturday means something for everyone who goes to the game.”
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