terça-feira, 28 de julho de 2020

UK Premier League

Table

GPWDLGFGAGDPts     FormPPGlast 8CSFTS
1 Liverpool3832338533+5299
2.612.0039%8%
2 Manchester City38263910235+6781
2.132.2545%11%
3 Manchester Utd38181286636+3066
1.742.5034%21%
4 Chelsea38206126954+1566
1.741.8824%18%
5 Leicester City38188126741+2662
1.631.0034%24%
6 Tottenham381611116147+1459
1.552.1321%18%
7 Wolverhampton38151495140+1159
1.551.6334%21%
8 Arsenal381414105648+856
1.472.0026%18%
9 Sheffield Utd381412123939054
1.421.2534%32%
10 Burnley38159144350-754
1.421.8839%26%
11 Southampton38157165160-952
1.371.8824%16%
12 Everton381310154456-1249
1.291.3824%26%
13 Newcastle Utd381111163858-2044
1.160.7529%34%
14 Crystal Palace381110173150-1943
1.130.1326%42%
15 Brighton38914153954-1541
1.081.1324%34%
16 West Ham Utd38109194962-1339
1.031.5018%32%
17 Aston Villa3898214167-2635
0.921.1318%29%
18 Bournemouth3897224065-2534
0.890.8813%39%
19 Watford38810203664-2834
0.890.7524%42%
20 Norwich City3856272675-4921
0.550.0013%53%
This season in Premier League: Liverpool are leading the table in the English Premier League and are 18 points clear off Manchester City in 2nd place. Liverpool have been undefeated in their last 19 home matches. Manchester City have won their last 5 matches. Manchester Utd have been undefeated in their last 14 matches. Chelsea conceded at least 1 goal in each of their last 10 away matches. The links in the league standings above allow displaying results and statistics for each team, like Liverpool stats or Manchester City stats, and the links below provide access to Premier League stats and tables:
Relative PerformanceScorersHome & AwayWideHalftimeRun-inAttendance




Scores

Half-time

FT scoreMatches
1 - 1 49 13%list
2 - 1 37 10%list
1 - 0 33 9%list
2 - 0 32 8%list
1 - 2 25 7%list
0 - 2 25 7%list
0 - 1 22 6%list
0 - 0 21 6%list
2 - 2 20 5%list
3 - 0 19 5%list
3 - 1 16 4%list
1 - 3 12 3%list
4 - 0 12 3%list
0 - 3 10 3%list
3 - 2 10 3%list
2 - 3 8 2%list
5 - 0 5 1%list
1 - 4 4 1%list
4 - 1 4 1%list
0 - 4 3 1%list
0 - 5 2 1%list
5 - 2 2 1%list
other scores 2 1%
3 - 3 2 1%list
1 - 6 1 0%
2 - 5 1 0%list
1 - 5 1 0%list
5 - 3 1 0%list
2 - 4 1 0%list

Among the most frequent Premier League results so far this season, 1 - 1 full-time scoreline has been recorded for 49 matches.

Former Real Salt Lake academy standout Sebastian Soto signs with Norwich City

ormer Real Salt Lake academy standout Sebastian Soto is on the move.
The 20-year-old US youth national team forward has signed a three-year deal with Norwich City, the club announced Monday. Soto will be part of a squad looking to gain immediate promotion back to the Premier League following Norwich's relegation to the Championship this season.
He arrives in England after his contract with 2.Bundesliga side Hannover expired.
“It’s a proud feeling. It’s super exciting to join Norwich City,” Soto told the club’s website. “The facilities here are really impressive. From the minute I arrived here, it’s given me a lot of excitement. Being a young player, it’s nice to hear that the head coach gives us a chance. It was a big factor in me moving here. I’m striker that loves scoring goals. I love being part of a good team that plays good football.”
Soto opened eyes last summer when he scored four goals to help lead the US to the quarterfinals of the FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Soto joined the RSL academy in 2016 after starring for his hometown San Diego Surf, where he scored 42 goals in 27 appearances. He then signed with Hannover in 2018 and made his professional debut in 2019. Soto had 17 goals in 24 appearances for the club’s U-19 side, but he only appeared in five matches for the first team.

ESPORTES DA SORTE-PERNAMBUCO






  



http://www.esportesdasorte.net



Regulamento


REGRAS DE VALORES:
O valor máximo por ganho de aposta é de R$ 1.000.000,00.(Hum milhão de reais)
Só pagaremos prêmios mediante a apresentação do bilhete.

TERMOS E CONDIÇÕES:
ESPORTES DA SORTE é um site on-line registrado em Malta.
As apostas realizadas na ESPORTES DA SORTE serão regidas e interpretadas de acordo com as leis de Malta.
Participantes terão que ser maiores de 18 anos de idade.

REGRAS DE APOSTAS:
90 Minutos de Jogo:
Todos os jogos são baseados no resultado ao final dos 90 minutos de jogo. Isto inclui qualquer tempo de compensação, mas não inclui: prorrogação, gol de ouro ou marcações de grandes penalidades.
Jogos Adiados, Reagendados ou Abandonados:
Quaisquer jogos não jogados ou adiados serão considerados "Não Participantes" para efeitos de resolução de apostas, a menos que sejam jogados em até 48 horas. Na eventualidade de isto acontecer, as apostas serão mantidas. Se o jogo não acontecer até o prazo final estipulado, todas as apostas serão canceladas e o dinheiro das apostas serão devolvidos (ressalva para casos onde a confederação determinar o jogo como finalizado antes dos 90 minutos, sendo assim o resultado final prevalecerá para resolução de apostas). Se houverem outros jogos em apostas “casadinha” ou “combinada” esses continuarão valendo.
Se uma partida for iniciada e não for completada, só valerão as apostas que forem resolvidas. Apostas indecisas serão devolvidas. Se a partida for remarcada para até 48 horas, as apostas continuarão em abertas, aguardando a finalização da partida.
Resultado ao Intervalo:
As apostas serão anuladas se o jogo for abandonado antes do intervalo. Se o jogo for abandonado só no segundo tempo e sua aposta foi intervalo, a aposta valerá.
Apostas em Handicap de Gol (também conhecido como Handicap Europeu ou Handicap de Resultado):
As apostas ganhadoras deverão prever o vencedor do jogo no final do Tempo Normal depois que a pontuação final tenha sido ajustada pelo handicap.
Apostas em empate handicap sempre se referem ao time da casa independentemente seja para mais ou menos.
No Handicap de Gol, temos acesso a linhas tanto para as vitórias da equipa A e B, como também para o empate, e as linhas oferecidas são sempre em números inteiros, e somente números inteiros. Vejamos um exemplo prático:
Jogo: Alemanha x Portugal
Alemanha -1 : A Alemanha terá que vencer por mais de 1 gol de diferença (Ex.: 3-1).
Empate -1 : A Alemanha só poderá vencer por 1 gol de diferença (Ex.: 2-1 ou 3-2).
Portugal +1 : Portugal terá que vencer ou empatar (Ex.: 3-3).
Nova formatação de Handicap de Gol (também conhecido como Handicap Europeu ou Handicap de Resultado):
Handicap 0:1
Aposta no time da casa (time da casa já começa a partida perdendo de 1x0. Logo, essa aposta é pra equipe da casa virar o jogo, ou seja, ganhar por uma diferença de pelo menos 2 gols, antigo handicap casa-1).
Aposta no time de fora (time de fora já começa a partida ganhando de 1x0. Logo, essa aposta só será perdedora se o time da casa ganhar a partida, ou seja, o time de fora precisa empatar ou ganhar pra aposta ser vencedora, antigo handicap fora+1).
Aposta no empate (como o time de fora já começa a partida ganhando de 1x0, pra partida terminar empate pro handicap, o time da casa precisa ganhar a partida por 1 gol de diferença exatamente. Só dessa forma a aposta será vencedora, antigo handicap empate+1).
Handicap 1:0
Aposta no time da casa (time da casa já começa a partida ganhando de 1x0. Logo, essa aposta só será perdedora se o time de fora ganhar a partida, ou seja, o time da casa precisa empatar ou ganhar pra aposta ser vencedora, antigo handicap casa+1).
Aposta no time de fora (time e fora já começa a partida perdendo de 1x0. Logo, essa aposta é pra equipe de fora virar o jogo, ou seja, ganhar por uma diferença de pelo menos 2 gols, antigo handicap fora-1).
Aposta no empate (como o time da casa já começa a partida ganhando de 1x0, pra partida terminar empate pro handicap, o time de fora precisa ganhar a partida por 1 gol de diferença exatamente. Só dessa forma a aposta será vencedora, antigo handicap empate-1).
* Outros handicaps seguem a mesma formatação (Handicap 0:1,Handicap 1:0,Handicap 0:2,Handicap 2:0,Handicap 0:3,Handicap 3:0,Handicap 0:4,Handicap 4:0, etc...).
Eventos de Minutos:
Para um evento de 10 minutos, por exemplo, os resultados apostados devem acontecer entre 00:00 e 09:59 (minutos) para serem contados dentro dos primeiros 10 minutos (ex.: um escanteio atribuído neste período, mas cobrado após os 10 minutos não conta. O mesmo vale para laterais, pênaltis, gols, etc...).
Gols Mais/Menos:
Exemplos:
Gols - Menos de 2.5: As apostas ganham se houver 0, 1 ou 2 gols marcados no jogo. As apostas perdem se houver 3 ou mais gols marcados no jogo.
Gols - Mais de 2.5: As apostas ganham se houver 3 ou mais gols marcados no jogo. As apostas perdem se houver 0, 1 ou 2 gols no jogo.
As apostas serão invalidadas se o encontro for abandonado, a não ser que o resultado já tenha sido determinado (a regra também vale para o evento: tempo com mais gols).
Para Ganhar Ambas as Partes:
O time escolhido tem que marcar mais gols que o adversário em ambas as partes do jogo.
Para Marcar Ambas as Partes:
O time escolhido tem que marcar pelo menos 1 gol em cada tempo de jogo.
Apostas especiais:
Fora devolve a aposta:
Time da casa (quem apostar nessa opção só será vencedor o time da casa ganhar. Se for empate perde e se o visitante ganhar a aposta será devolvida).
Empate (quem apostar nessa opção só será vencedor se o jogo for empate. Se o time da casa ganhar perde e se o visitante ganhar a aposta será devolvida).
Casa devolve a aposta:
Time de fora (quem apostar nessa opção só será vencedor o time de fora ganhar. Se for empate perde e se o da casa ganhar a aposta será devolvida).
Empate (quem apostar nessa opção só será vencedor se o jogo for empate. Se o time de fora ganhar perde e se o da casa ganhar a aposta será devolvida).
Apostas Ao Vivo:
Pode-se apostar em partidas em andamento. Essas apostas estarão disponíveis na aba AO VIVO. Para efeito de segurança, toda aposta AO VIVO terá um delay de 30 segundos, depois da aposta colocada. A ESPORTES DA SORTE não pagará prêmios de jogos que por erro de sistema ficaram abertas. Neste caso, a aposta será cancelada e o apostador terá o dinheiro devolvido.
Erro de Sistema:
A ESPORTES DA SORTE não pagará prêmios de jogos que já tenham começados e por erro de sistema continuaram disponíveis para apostas (isso inclui apostas antecipadas e apostas ao vivo). Neste caso, as apostas serão canceladas e o apostador terá o dinheiro devolvido.
Erro de Cotação:
A ESPORTES DA SORTE não pagará prêmios de jogos que por erro de sistema tiveram as cotações inseridas incorretamente, onde visivelmente são demasiadamente altas (isso inclui apostas antecipadas e apostas ao vivo). Neste caso, as apostas serão canceladas e o apostador terá o dinheiro devolvido.

JOGO RESPONSÁVEL:
O Nosso Compromisso
A ESPORTES DA SORTE está empenhada em promover o Jogo Responsável. Promovemos o jogo como uma atividade de lazer e acreditamos que o jogo apenas poderá ser desfrutado desta forma de se mantiver o controle e jogar de forma responsável. No entanto, sabemos que para algumas pessoas, o jogo pode deixar de ser uma atividade de lazer inofensiva e tornar-se um problema.
1. O jogo deve ser visto como uma forma de entretenimento e não como uma forma de fazer dinheiro.
2. Aposte com sensatez e nunca persiga perdas.
3. Aposte apenas aquilo que se pode dar ao luxo de perder.
4. Monitorize o tempo que passa a jogar.
5. Faça pausas do jogo regularmente. Jogar de forma contínua pode fazer com que perca noção de tempo e perspectiva.
6. Não jogue sob influência de álcool ou quando se sente aborrecido (a) ou deprimido (a).
Se possuir preocupações com o seu jogo, favor nos contatar para o cancelamento da conta.


   

FA Cup Preview: Busan IPark vs. Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors


via Soccerway

Last Time Out

Busan IPark were outclassed by an impressive Daegu FC side at the DGB Daegu Bank Park, as they were convicningly beaten 3-0. Daegu went ahead early through Dejan's header, though the goal should have been chalked off after a farcical VAR decision allowed the goal to stand. Referee Kim Hee-gon was left to stand around like a lemon on the sidelines after the VAR monitor on the side of the pitch malfunctioned, before he decided to allow the goal to stand despite a clear foul by Ryu Jae-moon on Park Jun-gang in the build up.

After this incident, Busan were always the second best side as Daegu prevented their south coast rivals from crafting any decent chances, limiting the involvement and creativity of dangermen Romulo and Lee Dong-jun. Whilst Busan blew cold air in the final third, Daegu were ruthless on the counter attack, adding a second through Cesinha's curled shot after thirty minutes, and a third through Ryu Jae-moon's header, as the home side took advantage of anonymous marking in the 18 yard box.

Match Highlights:

In Busan's last FA Cup tie, a youthful second XI claimed an excellent 1-0 victory over the leaders of K League 2, Suwon FC. Park Jong-woo's late low drive from the edge of the box was enough to sneak the win, as the veteran led a side with seven U22 players into the Quarter Finals.

Jeonbuk got back to winning ways as they swept aside their traditional rivals FC Seoul 3-0 in Jeonju. Han Kyo-won put the side ahead in the 13th minute before Lee Seung-gi added a second just before half time. In the second half, coach Jose Morais rung the changes as new signings Modou Barrow and Gustavo made their debuts - the latter grabbing the side's third with an excellent headed effort from Lee Yong's floated cross. Jeonbuk remain just two points off Ulsan at the top of the K League 1 table.

Match Highlights:

Jeonbuk progressed in the Last 16 of the FA Cup after a 3-2 extra time win over local rivals Jeonnam Dragons. Lee Seung-gi, Son Jun-ho and Kunimoto all got on the scoreboard as a strong Jeonbuk side progressed to the Quarter Finals for the first time since 2016.

Previous Meetings

The last match between these two sides ended in dramatic circumstances, as Lars Veldwijk's last gasp winner gave Jeonbuk a stoppage time victory over a Busan side that had impressed in their first top flight home game for four and a half years.


Jeonbuk have dominated recent encounters between the two sides, with Busan IPark having to go back to June 2013 to find their last victory over the Jeonju based side. Jeonbuk have won 10 of their last 11 games over Busan (with the other game finishing in a draw), and have an overall record of 33 wins from 64 games over the south coast side.

Team News


The home side has used their FA Cup run as a proving ground for their promising array of youth team graduates, using no less than eight U23 players in the last two rounds. But with a comfortable mid table finish looking likely and the prospect of a home Semi Final against weaker opposition (either Suwon Samsung Bluewings or Seongnam FC), coach Cho Duk-jae may decide to throw caution to the wind and play a much stronger line up against the defending K League 1 champions.

Lee Jeong-hyeop, who was substituted at half time against Daegu FC, and Lee Gyu-seong, who was left out at the weekend, could be given a chance to shine on Wednesday evening. There could also be opportunities at centre back for Uzbek international Dostonbek Tursunov and academy graduate Kim Myung-jun, a regular in the side last season. Park Jun-gang had a torrid time against Daegu before his sending off, and with regular LBs Lee Ji-min and Yun Suk-young both injured, youngster Lee Sang-jun could step in at RB, with Kim Moon-hwan moving to LB.


Jeonbuk boss Jose Morais also has a selection dilemna, as he must decide whether to prioritise their K League 1 match against Pohang this Saturday, or a cup run and the chance of being Jeonbuk's first FA Cup winning boss for 15 years. In truth, Morais is likely to name a strong line up with several changes, rotating his team's more injury prone players such as RB Lee Yong, who will replaced by Choi Chul-soon. Koo Ja-ryong and Kim Min-hyeok could be given starts at centre back in place of Choi Bok-yung and Hong Jeong-ho, Jeonbuk's goalscorer against Busan earlier in the season.
Veteran striker Lee Dong-gook is an injury doubt and with U22 forward Cho Gue-sung woefully out of form, new signing Gustavo should be given an opportunity to start up front. Former Swansea and Reading winger Modou Barrow should also make his first start for the club opposite Murilo, as both players use the cup tie as a proving ground to be given more minutes in the league.

What To Watch

Busan IPark's chances will appear to rest on whether Cho Duk-jae chooses a strong side at the Gudeok Stadium, with a target of a top six finish looking realistic before their woeful performance away to Daegu. Given that that fifth place in the league could be enough to qualify for the AFC Champions League this year (if Sangju as expected finish in the top four, and one of the those teams wins the FA Cup), Cho must decide where his side's priorities should lie for the rest of the season.

It was a surprise for Busan supporters to see Lee Gyu-seong dropped at the weekend, as Park Jong-woo was preferred in a defensive midfield role. The midfielder was badly missed as Busan were unable to create significant chances from midfield, whilst they were desperately exposed on the counter attack. Lee should start after the rest at the weekend, and will be relied upon to break up Jeonbuk's passing rhythm in the middle of the pitch before they are able to release the ball to wingers Barrow and Murilo.

Jeonbuk meanwhile could start with a foreign front three for the first time this season, as Morais looks to utilise his full squad, increasing competition for places. With no Under 22 rule in place for the FA Cup, Morais will not be forced to start Cho Gue-song up front from the start. His half time replacement Gustavo was lively against FC Seoul and made excellent runs into good positions, with his headed goal a rich reward for his performance. This aerial presence could spell trouble for Busan centre back Dostonbek Tursunov, who has struggled to deal with crosses and attackers with strong physical assets such as Ijutcenko and Felipe this season.

Modou Barrow, Barrow, Gustavo, Jeonbuk, Jeonbuk Hyundai
Gustavo (centre) and Modou Barrow (right) made their K League debuts at the weekend
One signing which has generated excitement amongst neutral K League supporters is Jeonbuk's capture of Gambian international Modou Barrow. Barrow was a regular for English second division side Reading FC throughout the last two seasons, and was seen by Royals fans as a dependable if predictable option on the left wing. His best attribute is undoubtedly his pace, as he has left numerous fullbacks for dead even in the Premier League, but there are questions over his end product - he has been criticised by supporters of previous clubs for his failure to consistently deliver pinpoint crosses into the six yard box.

Lee Sang-jun, Busan IPark
Lee Sang-jun (centre) struggled against Gangwon but is tipped as a future star for IPark
  
Barrow will likely be given the chance to target Korean youth international Lee Sang-jun, which will represent an enormous challenge for the Korean U20 World Cup runner up. It is understood that the young right back is highly rated at the club, and seen as the natural successor to Kim Moon-hwan, with the Korean international destined to move on to a bigger club possibly even at the end of this season. Lee struggled to contain Gangwon FC's dynamic passing earlier in the season, but Barrow's direct pace will represent a different challenge for the youngster - a challenge he will need to rise up to if he is to show his employers that he is the future at ri






Prediction

IPark will be looking to avenge their defeat earlier in the season, one in which Busan matched their more storied opponents for long periods. The Royals have improved dramatically since the second gameweek of the league season, and I believe they will frustrate Jeonbuk throughout - enough for the game to be decided by the lottery of a penalty shootout.

Busan IPark 1-1 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors (Busan win on penalties)





Seattle Sounders 1, LAFC 4 | MLS is Back Tournament Match Recap


LAFC controlled much of Monday night’s round of 16 match against the Seattle Sounders, securing a 4-1 win behind Diego Rossi’s brace as the Uruguayan extended his place atop the race for the Golden Boot presented by Audi.
The Black & Gold will now face Orlando City in the quarterfinals on Friday (7:30 pm ET | FS1, TUDN, UniMás in US; TSN, TVA Sports 2 in Canada), while the Sounders head back home as the MLS is Back Tournament field further narrows.
Rossi got the scoring underway in the 14th minute, giving LAFC a 1-0 lead from the penalty spot. Seattle center back Xavier Arreaga tripped up the forward in the 18-yard box, and he dispatched past Stefan Frei
LAFC then doubled their advantage in the 39th minute through Latif Blessing, when the Ghanaian midfielder’s curling shot deflected off Shane O’Neill’s arm for the 2-0 scoreline.
Seattle clawed one back in the 75th minute, when Will Bruin made it 2-1. The striker ghosted to the back post and brushed home a driven cross from Joevin Jones, with both Sounders having entered as second-half substitutes.
But LAFC started to pull away in the 82nd minute, as Rossi capitalized on an Arreaga turnover to easily make it 3-1. Brian Rodriguez then added a fourth in the 89th minute, cutting onto his left foot and finishing back across goal.

Goals

  • 14' – LAFC – Diego Rossi (PK) | WATCH
  • 39' – LAFC – Latif Blessing | WATCH
  • 75' – SEA – Will Bruin | WATCH
  • 82' – LAFC – Diego Rossi | WATCH
  • 89' – LAFC – Brian Rodriguez | WATCH

Man of the Match presented by Heineken

It’s Diego Rossi’s world and we’re just living in it. The LAFC forward has seven goals through four matches at the MLS is Back Tournament, and could have easily had three or four against the Sounders. He's in top form, to put it lightly.

Three Things

  • THE BIG PICTURE: This was a rematch of the 2019 Western Conference Final, a game Seattle won 3-1 at Banc of California Stadium. In a neutral venue this go-around, LAFC played with conviction and showed their might (all without Carlos Vela). They’re scoring for fun and cruising into the quarterfinals.
  • MOMENT OF THE MATCH: It was a night of defensive errors for Seattle, and few were bigger than Xavier Arreaga's turnover in the 82nd minute. Diego Rossi pounced and it became 3-1, disrupting Seattle's comeback charge.
  • YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: Will Bruin made his first appearance since June 5, 2019 and scored off the bench. The Seattle striker was coming off a torn ACL.

Next Up

  • SEA: End of tournament
  • LAFC: Friday, July 31 vs. Orlando City, MLS is Back Tournament Quarterfinals (7:30 pm ET | FS1, TUDN/UniMas in US; TSN, TVA Sports 2 in Canada)

San Jose Earthquakes 5, Real Salt Lake 2 | MLS is Back Tournament Match Recap


The San Jose Earthquakes are into the quarterfinals of the MLS is Back Tournament, knocking off Real Salt Lake 5-2 during a round of 16 match Monday night.
San Jose broke a 1-1 deadlock with four second-half goals, plus benefited from a red card to RSL center back Marcelo Silva in the 84th minute after his crunching tackle on Jackson Yueill. RSL actually finished with nine men, as Kyle Beckerman was sent off in the 97th minute for kicking the ball at referee Drew Fischer, all shortly after Magnus Eriksson scored his second penalty kick of the evening to complete the rout.
Eriksson’s first PK arose in the 49th minute as Alvin Jones tripped up Tommy Thompson, and saw the Swedish midfielder to lace home to Zac MacMath’s left. That made it 2-1, and his 96th-minute effort sealed the 5-2 scoreline when a Video Review deemed that Beckerman handled the ball in the 18-yard box.
Vako was particularly active for San Jose, and the Designated Player scored the eventual game-winner in the 61st minute. He pounced on poor distribution from MacMath, combined with attack partner Andres Rios and latched onto a clever pass across the six-yard box for a 3-1 lead in the 61st minute. Vako also had an assist in the 21st minute when he helped to engineer Cristian Espinoza’s opener. His fellow Designated Player rifled low and hard past MacMath, giving San Jose a 1-0 lead. 
The early San Jose lead was short-lived, as Douglas Martinez equalized in the 22nd minute, just one minute and 13 seconds after Espinoza's goal, after he ran onto a long ball and leveled at 1-1. RSL’s other goal came in the 75th minute via Damir Kreilach, who made it 3-2 after Silva played him through on goal.
The Earthquakes were solid start to finish, and even benefited from some luck. Chris Wondolowski made it 4-2 in the 86th minute when the ball ricocheted into the net off his outstretched leg.

Goals

  • 21' – SJ – Cristian Espinoza | WATCH
  • 22' – RSL – Douglas Martinez | WATCH
  • 49' – SJ – Magnus Eriksson (PK) | WATCH
  • 61' – SJ – Vako | WATCH
  • 75' – RSL – Damir Kreilach | WATCH
  • 86' – SJ – Chris Wondolowski | WATCH
  • 90' (+6) – SJ – Magnus Eriksson (PK) | WATCH

Man of the Match presented by Heineken

Cristian Espinoza had a goal and assist, setting the tempo for San Jose before exiting as a sub in the 76th minute. The Argentine winger now has two goals and two assists at the MLS is Back Tournament.

Three Things

  • THE BIG PICTURE: San Jose topped Group B and then picked up right where they left off. They’re 3-0-1 overall in Orlando with 11 goals scored, proving that Matias Almedya’s system can be incredibly effective.
  • MOMENT OF THE MATCH: There were so many to choose from, but we’re going with Marcelo Silva’s red card in the 84th minute. RSL pulled back to 3-2 and then were reduced to 10 men, halting comeback hopes for Freddy Juarez’s group.
  • YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED: His goal wasn’t pretty, but Chris Wondolowski scored for the third straight game. The living legend is atop the MLS all-time goals chart for a reason.

Next Up

  • SJ: Quarterfinal vs. Columbus or Minnesota
  • RSL: End of tournament