J Lew helping us out even from CO. he was always pretty dangerous against them cause their back line can't handle pace very well (much like ours).
He was TORCHING them.
J Lew helping us out even from CO. he was always pretty dangerous against them cause their back line can't handle pace very well (much like ours).
Some chaotic soccer happening in Seattle. 4 goals in the lady 15 minutes.
Chaotic soccer has nothing to do with Soccer Chaos.Damn. Doesn’t sound very lady like.
Chaotic soccer has nothing to do with Soccer Chaos.
Oh. I finally found the autocorrect, which I'll leave for posterity.But 4 goals in her in 15 minutes. Hot damn!
Holy crap, For the second year running LA Galaxy have just took the playoff place out of their own hands again!
With only four games to go, the timbers and Minnesota can both overtake them.
...Will we see a second postseason sans Zlatan?
Six games, not four. Portland probably moves up but I doubt Minnesota does. Minnesota's remaining schedule is deadly. Three Home 4 Away, they play LAFC twice, and also away to both Portland and Seattle.Holy crap, For the second year running LA Galaxy have just took the playoff place out of their own hands again!
With only four games to go, the timbers and Minnesota can both overtake them.
...Will we see a second postseason sans Zlatan?
That's a good point. I was looking mostly just based on the current table, but you bring uup great points. Either way, the west is going to be extremely tight and it could go any way, depending on who gets hot and if anyone can beat LAFC.Six games, not four. Portland probably moves up but I doubt Minnesota does. Minnesota's remaining schedule is deadly. Three Home 4 Away, they play LAFC twice, and also away to both Portland and Seattle.
All spots in the West are heavily contested except for first. The Galaxy could even move up. They're only 2 points out of third place and of the teams ahead of them they have a game in hand on Dallas and San Jose has another very rough schedule (2H4A).
Galaxy have 3 pretty easy home games and on Decision Day they play in Houston, which has a good home record but that team has given up and probably will give no real opposition.
Minnesota ahead against LAFC :OSix games, not four. Portland probably moves up but I doubt Minnesota does. Minnesota's remaining schedule is deadly. Three Home 4 Away, they play LAFC twice, and also away to both Portland and Seattle.
All spots in the West are heavily contested except for first. The Galaxy could even move up. They're only 2 points out of third place and of the teams ahead of them they have a game in hand on Dallas and San Jose has another very rough schedule (2H4A).
Galaxy have 3 pretty easy home games and on Decision Day they play in Houston, which has a good home record but that team has given up and probably will give no real opposition.
Minnesota ahead against LAFC :O
Wouldn't that be interesting if that holds. (it probably won't)
Minnesota ahead against LAFC :O
Wouldn't that be interesting if that holds. (it probably won't)
Well, that result totally disrupted the Western playoff seeding to the detriment of everyone but the 2 participants. LAFC don't care and Minnesota's chance of finishing 2-4 shot way up. 538 gave Minnesota an 8% chance of winning that game.LAFC are playing without Vela. And they don't look great.
Imagine us without Heber, or Moralez. It's the same way, a team missing their MVP.
Keep hope alive, and all that, but: NYC's max points is 71, LAFC gets to that with 3 wins in their last 6 (they've won 70% of their games to date). Then they win the tiebreaker with 22 wins to NYC's 21. And, that entire scenario requires that NYC finish the season on an 11 game win streak. NYC needs a substantial and almost inexplicable collapse by LAFC to win the shield. Unless Vela is hurt far worse than we think, it's hard to imagine.Here's someething kinda incredible that, I know, is wishful thinking but... If we win our next game, we'll be on 53 points. LAFC on 62. That's only 9 points (3 wins, 6 games remaining...) away, and if Vela stays injured or their form continues to dip, it's not outside the realm of possibility.
...That being said I'm absolutely not expecting that to happen, just an interesting observation.
Keep hope alive, and all that, but: NYC's max points is 71, LAFC gets to that with 3 wins in their last 6 (they've won 70% of their games to date). Then they win the tiebreaker with 22 wins to NYC's 21. And, that entire scenario requires that NYC finish the season on an 11 game win streak. NYC needs a substantial and almost inexplicable collapse by LAFC to win the shield. Unless Vela is hurt far worse than we think, it's hard to imagine.