Vancouver is looking for its first win of the season after squandering leads in the second half in losses to Real Salt Lake and San Jose.
“We had the majority of the ball in both first halves and obviously the second halves are a completely different story. SPREADING THE LOVE: After Wednesday’s win in CCL, the ‘Caps have a total of six different goalscorers from all over the pitch. “First two games of the season, I didn’t start. “After two games where we went up, we had the chance to score a second goal, a third goal, even a fourth goal against (Real Salt Lake) and we missed those chances. It’s unacceptable that two games in a row we are up and then we lose.” “It’s better to be nervous when you’re 1-0 up than nervous when you’re 1-0 down,” he said.
As the halftime whistle echoed through B.C. Place on Sunday afternoon, Brian White said: 'What the hell do we have to do to score?'
For just $3.50 per week, you can get unlimited, ad-lite access to The Vancouver Sun, The Province, National Post and 13 other Canadian news sites. but I think that if we do well in the first half, then we can think about game management in the second half and rest some players for L.A.” They will stay away from Vancouver until next Sunday, taking on the L.A. Vancouver leads the series 5-0 on aggregate after dominating the road-weary side on Wednesday at B.C. Play went the other way, resulting in a Brown throw-in deep in Dallas territory. Vancouver found themselves pinned deep in their own end, never making enough of a pressure-relieving clearance to breathe, and Los Toros began to impose themselves inside the box. Vancouver put four shots on net to the Toros’ two, with both teams managing 11 shots overall. They had some assistance from referee Marcos DeOliveira, who made some baffling decisions on fouls and non-fouls. “We had a lot of chances. And while there were no defensive meltdowns or blow leads in the 1-1 tie with Dallas, a single point isn’t what they’d hoped for. As the halftime whistle echoed through B.C. Article content
The Vancouver Whitecaps came in to Saturday's match against FC Dallas searching for their first win of the Major League Soccer season, but it failed to ...
“He’s a guy that brings a lot to our team. A lot of power up front, a lot of danger I think. Galaxy on Saturday. “We practised that. I know those guys will score their goals this season. The Vancouver Whitecaps came in to Saturday’s match against FC Dallas searching for their first win of the Major League Soccer season, but it failed to materialize after a 1-1 draw.
A game that started frantic with play at both ends was suddenly lit up with a fifth minute goal converted by FC Dallas defender Sebastien Ibeagha, who got on ...
Shots: VFC 11 – FCD 11 In minute 50 Ryan Gauld shot across the face of goal, with no one able to convert. Dallas Captain Paul Arriola was first to get a toe on it, putting it firmly into his own net, levelling the game at 1-1.
The Caps got their first points of the year Saturday, trading first half goals with FC Dallas to nab a 1-1 draw at BC Place. The match was a hard fought one ...
The best chance to take the lead was in the last moments of the match. Andres Cubas or Ranko Veselinovic are my two choices here, with both upping their game after a rocky start to the match. - Ali Ahmed is clearly in the Caps’ plans, which is nice to see. It was an interesting wrinkle, though I’m not sure Brown ever did enough going forward to make up for Gressel, the team’s most impactful passer this season, becoming less of a factor. You can see the groundwork of a dangerous attack but things just aren’t coming together in the final third. FC Dallas still maintained the upper hand and the Caps really struggled to handle the long balls from both of their central defenders and were still too lose defensively. Ali Ahmed and Andres Cubas made big interventions late for the Caps and they were as tough and stuck in as they’ve been in recent memory. Two good chances, however, fell victim to the side netting and a big stop from Maarten Paes. But the home side settled down and began to rack up a couple nice chances. Both of FC Dallas’ centerbacks hung around the box after a set piece and they connected well. The Caps rolled into Saturday’s match with a less rotated squad than you would have expected given the midweek test, a benefit of the blowout scoreline. After losing control of the match early, Vancouver regained it to grab an equalizer and frustrate Dallas.
VANCOUVER, BC – Vancouver Whitecaps FC recorded a 1-1 draw against Western Conference side FC Dallas this Saturday afternoon at BC Place.
Shots: VAN 11 – DAL 11 Corners: VAN 7 – DAL 6 69’ – DAL – Nkosi Tafari Offsides: VAN 0 – DAL 2 For ticket information, visit Fouls: VAN 14 – DAL 7 The 'Caps then head on the road to play LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park on Saturday, March 18 at 7:30 p.m. Saves: VAN 1 – DAL 4 Veselinović’s pass would roll agonizingly past substitute Sergio Córdova at the back post to keep the match tied at the final whistle. The ‘Caps continued to build and generate opportunities. Whitecaps FC would find their rhythm soon after the goal, putting continued pressure in the Dallas final third. Possession: VAN 43.5% – DAL 56.5%
Sebastian Ibeagha's goal is the fastest scored in the 2023 MLS Regular Season.
Changing us to three at the back allowed us to go more forward and that is exactly what we did.” And we did a good job on that, we created some good chances to score the second goal. Kos is similar to the athletic play style I have, while José has that technical play and is very good on the ball. And then we switched to a three in the back and it helped us. We had a good start and scored a goal. Ibeagha’s goal is the fastest goal scored in the 2023 MLS Regular season at four minutes and three seconds.