Aurora dominates at home in 2026 season opener
Aurora opens the season with a crushing clean sheet victory as they dominate Rochester FC 6–0
Aurora opens the season with a crushing clean sheet victory as they dominate Rochester FC 6–0
After a tight first half, Aurora scored four unanswered to smash WPSL opponent Salvo SC 5–1.
MNUFC was unable to overcome a slow paced Revs offence to gain points away from home.
MNUFC was the dominant team in every part of play, including the bad ones. But the Loons were unable to break the Rapids defence for even a single goal.
A pair of second half goals with assists from James Rodríguez was not enough for the Loons to bring down El Tree.
Led by multiple players looking to break into KC Current's first team, KCC II thrashed Minnesota Aurora 4-0.
The NPSL North is back, but there was only one game this week. Joy Athletic hosted Sioux Falls Thunder.
MNUFC found themselves down 2–0, but a Yeboah brace and Markanich header handed them a huge win in Central Ohio
With less than 30 minutes to play in the match it looked like the Loons would win. That all changed in eight minutes.
Minnesota United dominated the match top to bottom on Saturday afternoon, but just could not find the goal.
FC Dallas and Peter Musa were unable to break the Loons back line or stop Anthony Markanich's boot.
From whistle to whistle Minnesota United controlled the match and clearly showed they were the better side on Saturday night.
120 minutes couldn't decide the match and neither could a normal round of penalties. After a nil-nil 90 followed by a scoreless extra time, and Twelve rounds of kicks later we finally got a winner. Minnesota United won their 3rd Round match over Sacramento Republic 9-8
In second straight match in California, Minnesota United got their second straight win
Two massive second half goals handed the Loons a much needed win in the first of three matches in California
Loons can't beat Seattle, but still pull out a single point in return to Allianz Field