San Diego FC visited Colorado Rapids with his transitional offense and challenged long shots in a 2–0 win on Sunday night.
With the win, San Diego (7-4-2, 23 points) ranks second at the Western Conference, amazingly successful season for the first season of the team. His main victory was after the first colorado was away from 3–2 in the season of San Diego.
Colorado expands its Winless Slide in five matches after losses. His shocking disadvantages of motion during the summer months spent him valuable points as anger continues on a competitive playoff race.
San Diego broke through Anders Draers Corner Kick in the 31st minute. Defender Christopher McWaway did not get his head on the ball, until the draers bounced around a sea of players in the corner box. Despite being almost clean from the line, McCavi’s head made it before the goal line, giving San Diego heading a worthy lead in Haftime.
Draer doubled San Diego’s lead in the second half. After the midfielder, Jeppe Tavarskov played a long ball to Dreer, Draer confidently dribbed into a box marked by only one defender. The initial attempt by the draon jumped into the bar and right to the dreer, which operated his shot on top of the net. The target was Dreer’s sixth goal in 12 MLS performances and was his third in his last three matches.
Colorado’s Djordje Mihailovic got the first goal of the colorado match after the defender William Kumado blocked a cross by defender William Kumado. However, DOS Santos saved the penalty with an outstratch dive. His clutch penalty saved the Snapdragon Stadium on fire, and the energetic ceremonies of the DOS Santos flew the epidemic in San Diego only.
End-to-end of the game, transitional nature made a chaotic moment. Zack Steffen (Five Saves) was caught more than once more than one of its line, and colloorado failed to change the open goals due to enthusiasm, an uneven area and an unbearable area and useless finishing.
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