Another flat Minnesota United FC performance, this time at Colorado Rapids, was redeemed by Nectar Triantis this past weekend, allowing Loons fans to breath a sigh of relief - the blow of shared points lessened by the fact that the Loons have already clinched a playoff berth. But with two
Minnesota United Football Club returned to Allianz Field for a third consecutive week, needing to snap their first two-match skid of the season. The Loons secured three points, snapping the Seattle Sounders' ten-match unbeaten run and securing a regular season sweep of their biggest Western Conference foe. It certainly
As Minnesota United FC prepares to close out their Phase One run of the 2025 Leagues Cup, we look back on the roller coaster of emotions brought on by the past two matches. And we look ahead to Wednesday's group stage finale, a return to Allianz Field to
Purposeful possession allowed Minnesota United FC to neutralize Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami CF on a summer-like Saturday at Allianz Field and the Loons' convincing 4-1 victory spurred larger discussion about what it means to play - and to beat - such a high-value club. Despite having only 31.
While Minnesota has played host to a few soccer legends in its history (Pele in 1976, Beckham in 2007, Zlatan in 2018), none spurred quite the party that will welcome the GOAT, Lionel Messi, to Allianz Field on Saturday, May 10. The cross-conference clash between Minnesota United FC and Inter
Five goals for, five goals against, two points. That just about covers Minnesota United FC's last two matches, away to Kansas City on March 15 and LA Galaxy at home on March 22. In fact, a lot can be said of both draws in eight words. Northland Soccer
Ahead of Minnesota United FC's meeting with LA Galaxy in the Western Conference Semifinal on Sunday, we look back on the final home match of the regular season. The 4-1 thriller against St Louis CITY, on October 19, closed out a record-setting regular season for Robin Lod, marked
On Saturday night, MN United FC returns home to Allianz Field with plans to get out of the best-of-three series against Real Salt Lake with a win. After the shoot out win in Salt Lake [Sandy], Utah, the Loons want anything but to go back there. * MNUFC goalkeeper Dayne St.
Minnesota United FC kicked off their 2024 playoff campaign with a thriller of a draw against Real Salt Lake on Tuesday night, which the Loons were able to convert to a win on the penalty kick shootout, giving them the first win in a best-of-three series. Now, if you tuned
On Tuesday, October 29, Minnesota United FC officially begins their 2024 MLS Cup Playoffs campaign with another trip to America First Field, in [Sandy] Salt Lake City. It is a best-of-three matchup and Minnesota will host Game 2 on Saturday but, first, they need to get out from under the
MLS Decision Day 2024 has arrived and Minnesota United FC will observe the occasion at home, postseason berth in hand, facing St. Louis CITY. Three points could see the Loons avoid the wildcard match (#2 vs #7) while St. Louis has a chance to play spoiler and get revenge on
Minnesota United FC extended its longest-ever winless streak on Wednesday night to nine (until this month, the franchise record was four), dropping a lead in the 90th minute, and then losing in the 91st, to DC United by a score of 3-2. It was a historic result for the visitors,
Following a road trip to Houston in which the Loons scored first, only to lose the lead and share a point, (a result that elicited such joyous reactions as: "A soccer game was played tonight in Houston," "The streak is over! Come home quickly, Canadians!" and
Today is the day - Late-Night Loons. Again. Minnesota United FC flies into Los Angeles on a five-match losing streak after being bumped down to 10th by Vancouver on Wednesday night. They will face a Greg Vanney side that has won five in a row to move up to 3rd
In another edition of Late Night Loons, Minnesota United FC face off against Portland Timbers in the Rose City on Saturday night. It's a must win match for the Loons as they look to regain their footing and some semblance of good form after a poor streak of
Minnesota United FC is experiencing a lot of the south this week, returning home from a mid-week visit to Dallas [Frisco] to host Austin FC on Saturday in Saint Paul. Despite Wednesday's dismal performance, the Loons still sit in the top four but it is a precarious position
