Milan Illuski scored in the 79th minute on Saturday night and continued his exact start in his expansion season in MLS with a 2–1 win over St. Louis City SC to snap a scorer tie and visit San Diego FC.
Serving through Annibal Godoy, Illoski defeated Ben Lund on the frame with the second shot of his team, a right-foot just above the 18-yard box, with the lower left corner of the net. This was the second goal of the year of Illuski.
Anders Draer added insurance in the 87th minute with his fifth marker for San Diego (6-4-2, 20 points), availed a cheap and then terminated clinically from an acute angle to the left of the box. In the West Table, visitors sat in third place, just two points from the second place Minnesota.
When St. Louis Kyle Hiberts found the netside of the net in the first minute of the stoppage time, the target of the draon became important. But Hibart’s goal was not enough to stop his team’s recent slide. St. Louis (2-6-4, 10 digits) is 0-5-3 in its last eight fixtures, dating back to 1-0 of Seattle on 15 March.
San Diego ended with more than just 56 percent of the time of occupation. St. Louis had a profit of 5-3 in shots on the net but goalkeeper CJ DOS Santos came with four savings.
The storyline coming in this match was twice. While San Diego was looking for a follow-up for the 5–0 route of Dallas on 3 May, St. Louis continued his season-length search for the more aggressive punch. It came to the match with only eight goals, three in a road win over Winless La Galaxy on 8 March.
That discovery did nothing in the first half, even though St. Louis came with more shots despite the decisive advantage in the time of San Diego occupation. Joao Claus had a good chance in the 29th minute, but could not solve the effort of DOS Santos and Marsel Hartel, as the first half ended.
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