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Star Tribune: Minnesota United 2, NYCFC 1
The Loons win again, and their biggest problem is a champagne problem: defending second-half leads.
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The Loons win again, and their biggest problem is a champagne problem: defending second-half leads.
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Expected goals, expected goals against, expected points - since last fall, the Loons are leading the league in everything.
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The Loons finally closed out a win - and have a five-game unbeaten streak.
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Let's see how many people are interested in some pregame Loons content...
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As a twin myself, I couldn't resist talking to Markanich about what it's like to have an identical twin brother who's also a pro soccer player.
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I don't always get to write column-style pieces for the Star Tribune, but when I do, I'll take advantage.
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For the second straight week, the Loons had a lead and couldn't hold it.
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The perception was that the Loons were pretty backwards when it came to advanced numbers. The more we find out, the more we understand: the perception was wrong.
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Inter Miami plays at Minnesota United on May 10. Will the great one be there?
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I can't beat Star Tribune editor Kevin Bertels's headline: "Minnesota United turns a comfortable lead into a regrettable draw at Sporting Kansas City"
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Also: a whole bunch of other March updates
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The Loons have gotten younger, and Khaled El-Ahmad has given himself all the flexibility he might need.