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Minnesota United overturn two-goal deficit to beat St. Louis City 3-2

Minnesota United completed the match with a 3-2 win over St. Louis City after being two goals down in the first half, in matchday 30 of MLS.

Minnesota United overturn two-goal deficit to beat St. Louis City 3-2
Minnesota United overturn two-goal deficit to beat St. Louis City 3-2

Minnesota United beat visitors St. Louis City 3-2 in the match played as part of matchday 30 of the 2026 MLS season, which kicked off at 23:30 Damascus time.

St. Louis City began the match strongly, scoring two early goals through Rafael Navarro in the 4th minute and then Jeong Sang-Bin in the 10th minute, putting the visiting side two goals clear in the first half.

Minnesota United responded in the second half with three consecutive goals, as Aziel Jackson narrowed the gap in the 49th minute, before Kelvin Kwarteng Yeboah equalised in the 68th minute, and then Marcus Caldeira added the winning goal in the 86th minute.

Kelvin Kwarteng Yeboah was named man of the match after scoring one goal and providing an assist during the 89 minutes he played, with a performance rating of 8.79.

Statistically, St. Louis City had 55 per cent possession compared to 45 per cent for Minnesota United, while Minnesota was more threatening on goal, registering 27 shots compared to 15 for St. Louis, with shots on target standing at 11 for Minnesota against 6 for St. Louis. Minnesota United also recorded 8 shots off target compared to 5 for St. Louis, while the number of fouls stood at 14 for Minnesota and 15 for St. Louis. The match saw no red cards, while two yellow cards were given to each side.

With this result, St. Louis City sit second in the Western Conference with 51 points from 30 matches, while Minnesota United are in 10th place with 34 points, also from 30 matches.

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