On Wednesday night, Minnesota United welcomed the Bundesliga’s Hertha Berlin for the first ever international friendly at Allianz Field. The German side arrived in the Twin Cities having just completed their season while the Loons took the opportunity of the midweek game to get some minutes into players like Hassani Dotson, Wyatt Omsberg, Dayne St. Clair and others who have either had limited or no opportunities to play with the first team so far. Despite losing 1-0, Head Coach Adrian Heath and his staff gained valuable information on players they will no doubt need to lean on with impending international call-ups and the Gold Cup promising to challenge the squad’s depth.
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Cal sounds different
Um me no español
St. Clair kinda fire doe
No mamen todos los latinos están sacando del equipo de Minnesota
Puto entrenador racista
I was there last night. It was nice game but our MNUFC lost 1-0.
Lol in Spanish? I like it. Soo Minnesotan
Minnesota attackers were consistently selfish and ineffective. Many of their chances would have been more dangerous with a cutback and another pass instead of a low percentage shot.
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At least an MLS team will not have the honor of being the first away team to ever win at Allianz Field.
Can a MNUFC supporter tell me if that left defender from the first goal is in the first team? If so, your club needs to get rid of him. I've seen MNUFC matches on Youtube and he did not look like he belong there. Even if its a friendly, no excuse.
Didn’t know cal could speak Spanish