On Wednesday night in St. Paul, Minnesota United opened the 2025 Leagues Cup campaign. With a goal to continue their success from both MLS and USOC this season in the Leagues Cup, expectations for the Loons are high. The stakes are also high with only four MLS teams making the
A second run of five unbeaten matches for Minnesota United came to an end last Wednesday at the hands of LAFC. Saturday night the Loons start a quick two-game road swing with a trip to Providence Park to face Portland Timbers. MNUFC has been once of the best defensive teams
Minnesota United closed out a home-stand by debuting their new blue and orange heritage kit on Wednesday night, when they hosted LAFC for their second and final showdown of the 2025 season . The Black and Gold dominated offensively on the evening and defensively did well to stop the Loons. Ultimately
Minnesota United has had an amazing past 30 days, after falling to San Diego FC on 14-June, the Loons have gone on a five match unbeaten run through all competitions. A home win over Houston was followed by a disappointing draw to New York Red Bulls, in which MNUFC were
Minnesota United hosted German side KSV Holstein better known as Holstein Kiel, Die Störche (The Storks) on Monday, July 7,. After 90 minutes, the bird battle ended 0-0, but winning was not the only goal of this international friendly. For MNUFC, this game became a chance to give minutes to
With three wins in their last five competitive. matches, coming off a stunning win in Seattle, and a few week break everything looked bright for the Loons heading into Pride Night. Early on things looked bright after a horrible own goal from San Diego. But almost immediately SDFC leveled the
Closing out a three game homestand, Minnesota United and Austin FC battled to a one-all draw on Saturday night in St. Paul. A first half Michael Boxall goal put the Loons up 1-0, though that lead would not last very long. Žan Kolmanič scored for Austin just over 10 minutes
Minnesota United FC faced off with St. Louis City SC for the second time in less than five days, but this time it was in the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup's Round of 16 rather than MLS play. After an early 10th minute goal from MNUFC the Loons
Minneapolis City SC and RKC Third Coast opened their 2025 USL League Two season last Sunday at Edor Nelson Field in Minneapolis. Unfortunately for both clubs, the match ended in a 3-3 draw after a series of late lead changes, sending both teams back to the dressing room in a
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.
After not participating in the 2024 US Open Cup, with the Twos taking their spot instead, the Loons first team returned to the USOC for the first time since 2023. With a massively rotated squad and bunch of Twos players brought in for the evening, the Loons made their return
Minnesota United's eight match unbeaten run came to and on Sunday afternoon at the hands of Vancouver Whitecaps. After a scoreless first half, where the Loons allowed no shots from the 'Caps, they gave up three goals by the 70th minute. A clean sheet loss at home
For the second consecutive week, Minnesota United FC left the stadium with a single point and a scoreless draw. The Loons looked threatening and had more than their fair share of chances, even closing out with a 1.6 xG to just 0.7 for FC Dallas. This leaves the
Minnesota United hosted their second match of 2025 in a rare Saturday afternoon showing in St. Paul. The visitors were all time leading scorer (MLS & NASL) Christian Ramirez and the LA Galaxy. The Loons entered Saturday's match with a 2-1-1 (W-L-D) record on the campaign while the
Minnesota United played their first home match of 2025 on a cold March night against visitors from north of the border in CF Montréal. The Loons came in with a change in formation, a few injuries, and some slight changed to the starting eleven. In an affair with plenty of
Minnesota United opened their ninth season in Major League Soccer with a trip [back] to sunny Southern California for a clash with Los Angeles FC. The Loons returned to California, where they were based for most of their first preseason under Eric Ramsay. That return ended in an unflattering fashion
