Comments, predictions Minnesota United vs San Diego: Home team makes a comeback

Latest Minnesota United vs San Diego team information

Minnesota will be without several players due to injuries and international duty, with Carlos Harvey serving with Panama at the Gold Cup and Hassani Dotson still injured.

Oluwaseyi – who scored twice in the previous game – and goalkeeper Dayne St Clair have been called up to the Canadian squad. Joseph Rosales is with Honduras, while Kipp Keller is still recovering from a foot injury.

However, Robin Lod and Michael Boxall could return after completing international duty.

San Diego also suffered a loss of force when midfielders Luca de la Torre (USA) and Anibal Godoy (Panama) were absent due to attending the Gold Cup.

In addition, Hamady Diop, Manu Duah, Andres Reyes and Marcus Ingvartsen are all expected to miss out due to lingering leg injuries.

Minnesota United vs San Diego latest predicted lineup

Minnesota United:

St. Clair; Hlongwane, Markanich, Boxall, Romero, Rosales; Lod, Harvey, Trapp, Gene; Yeboah

San Diego:

Dos Santos; McVey, McNair, Bombino, Verhoeven; Alvarado, Godoy, Verskov; Dreyer, Valakari, Mighten

Latest Minnesota United vs San Diego football review

Minnesota returned to winning ways with an impressive 3-2 win at the Seattle Sounders, with Tani Oluwaseyi scoring twice in the first seven minutes of the second half and a Robin Lod penalty in between.

The Loons are currently on a four-game unbeaten streak in MLS, although they have previously been held to two consecutive draws, scoring just one goal in both games.

With 30 points after 17 rounds, coach Ramsay and his team have 1 more point than the same period last season, but are still 5 points behind the top team in the Western region, Vancouver.

Minnesota are looking to win back-to-back MLS games this season, but their opponents – San Diego – present their toughest test yet, in the first meeting between the two clubs.

At home at Allianz Field, Minnesota have dropped points in half of their games this season (D3 L1 in eight), despite currently enjoying a four-match unbeaten run there in all competitions (W3 D1).

San Diego FC's first season in MLS is looking promising, as they finished third in the league and second in the Western Conference, continuing to impress under coach Mikey Varas.

SDFC's five-match unbeaten run was ended by a narrow 0-1 loss to Seattle Sounders, but they responded positively with a 2-0 win over Austin FC in the last round.

One of San Diego's standout strengths is their explosive offense – with 29 goals in 17 games, they are the third-highest scorers in the West.

However, away form remains a major weakness, as they have lost four of their seven away games this season – including four defeats in their last five away trips in MLS.

Of the 18 goals conceded since the start of the season, 11 have come in away games. Four out of five of their losses have also come on away games, showing that there is still room for improvement when playing away from home.

Latest Minnesota United vs San Diego score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the results of the match.Minnesota United vs San Diegoas follows:

• Sportsmole:Minnesota United 2-1 San Diego

• WhoScore:Minnesota United 2-0 San Diego
• Our newspaper predicts:Minnesota United 2-1 San Diego

When and where to watch Minnesota United vs San Diego live?

To watch live the match Minnesota United vs San Diego in the MLS tournament taking place at 7:30 on June 15, viewers can watch on online sports channels. Wish you all have fun watching football.

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