The Vancouver Whitecaps allowed up three last part objectives to visiting Minnesota United, who struggled back from a 1-0 shortfall for a 3-1 win in Major League Soccer on Friday in Vancouver.
Striker Luis Amarilla gave Minnesota the lead in the 84th moment with a hard shot from outside the highest point of the case at B.C. Place Stadium.
Safeguard Kemar Lawrence tied the match 1-1 in the 71st moment when he took a circling pass from midfielder D. J. Taylor and penetrated a shot past Whitecaps goalkeeper Cody Cropper.
It was the first objective the Whitecaps had permitted in quite a while of MLS play.Midfielder Franco Fragapane made it 3-1 in the 88th moment when he chipped a shot over Cropper after two Whitecaps had crashed before the net.
Last part substitute Lucas Cavallini scored in the 63rd moment to give Vancouver a 1-0 lead.The Whitecaps (7-9-3) saw their three-game unbeaten string (2-0-1) snapped. Minnesota United (8-8-3) dominated a third consecutive match.
The success moved Minnesota into fifth in the Western Conference with 27 places.
Vancouver stayed 10th in the West with 24 places, three calls attention to of the seventh and last season finisher spot.
Cavallini had the horde of 14,201 on their feet when he headed a pass from Pedro Vite past outstretched Minnesota goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair.
It was the large striker’s group driving 6th objective of the time.
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The objective came only a couple of moments after midfielder Ryan Gauld had impacted a shot that went off St. Clair’s fingers and the post.
The Whitecaps tested in the fourteenth when Vite lobed a ball into the crate. Jumping striker Cristian Dajome chipped a shot toward the net, yet St. Clair had the option to gather up the ball.
Minnesota’s best first-half possibility came in the 45th moment when midfielder Wil Trapp sent off a right-footed shot from distance that Cropper halted.
Right off the bat in the last part, Gauld impacted a shot only wide of the Minnesota net.
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