Loons Game Day
Gameday preview: Minnesota United at Vancouver
Beaten once since May 8, Loons finish two games out west with Vancouver's "home" game in Utah.
9 p.m. vs. Vancouver at Sandy, Utah - BSN, 1550-AM
Preview: The Loons are 6-1-4 in their past 11 games after an 0-4 start, but have won once on the road (1-3-3). Vancouver is 3-5-7 and 3-3-1 at "home," which so far this season has been Real Salt Lake's Rio Tinto Stadium because of COVID-19. This is its last home game there. The Loons are sixth, the Whitecaps 12th in the 13-team Western Conference. … The Loons have come back from one-goal deficit in each of their past two games, a 2-1 home victory over Portland and a 2-2 draw at LAFC on Wednesday courtesy of Hassani Dotson's goal five minutes into second-half stoppage time. … Robin Lod leads the Loons in goals with four – and three of those have come after the 80th minute. Since 2019, he has scored 47% of his goals after the 75th minute. … The Loons reversed their season with their first victory, 1-0 over Vancouver on May 12 at Allianz Field, ending their 0-4 start.
Injuries: Loons listed MF Franco Fragapane (thigh) and GK Dayne St. Clair (international duty) as out and D Michael Boxall (thigh) and Chase Gasper (hip flexor) as questionable. Vancouver lists defenders Bruno Gaspar (ankle) and Andy Rose (hamstring) as questionable.
Minnesota started only two strikers against Seattle, leaving Sang Bin Jeong and Joseph Rosales to provide the width behind Teemu Pukki and Kelvin Yeboah.