If you’re here, chances are good you watched the Minnesota United game last night. So, to cleanse your palette from that, enjoy this golazo:
We’re not talking about Benjamin Jeannot’s goal for Dijon against PSG nearly enough (????:@goal)pic.twitter.com/V8a2hzqaO4
— Luis Miguel Echegaray (@lmechegaray) October 14, 2017
Quite a few Minnesota United players are on the longlists for MLs awards:
Abu Danladi has been nominated for Rookie of the Year.
Both Brent Kallman and Francisco Calvo are on the list for Defender of the Year.
Bobby Shuttleworth, Christian Ramirez, and Ibson are candidates for MLS MVP.
Ibson and Ramirez are also candidates for Newcomer of the Year.
More Minnesota news
Minnesota United’s academy started this weekend. You can watch the match on MNUFC’s website.
A North St. Paul soccer team uses its diversity to its advantage.
Minnesota’s High School soccer rankings are out, and there aren’t many changes.
Bruce Arena stepped down as the U.S. Men’s National Team coach.
In an effort to raise money for Hurricane Harvey, there is a celebrity soccer match in Houston in November.
With all the calls for #SunilOut, learn more about Gulati from Howler?
From FourFourTwo, learn more about MLS’ next expansion draft that shouldn’t happen.
MLS Weekend Roundup
Portland put D.C. United to the sword to the tune of 4-0
San Jose scored late to draw Vancouver 1-1
FC Dallas fell 4-0 to Seattle, featuring a 3-minute brace for Will Bruin
Minnesota United fell 3-0 away to the LA Galaxy
Houston and Kansas City drew 0-0 in a drowsy affair
Josh Gatt’s 3rd minute goal saw Colorado win 1-0 over Real Salt Lake
Jozy Altidore scored to give Toronto the 1-0 over Montreal
Columbus won 1-0 over Orlando City on a goal from Ola Kamara
Atlanta and New York Red Bulls failed to score in a 0-0 draw
New England won 2-1 after trading stoppage time goals with New York City FC
Chicago won 3-2 over Philadelphia on a hat trick from Nemanja Nikolic
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