4 – 1
“Cristian Roldán opens the scoring with a header from six yards following Albert Rusnák's corner delivery”
Pivotal“Roldán doubles the lead with another close-range finish, again from a Rusnák corner to expose St. Louis's set-piece weakness”
Pivotal“Albert Rusnák converts from the penalty spot after Paul Rothrock is fouled in the area to effectively kill the contest”
Pivotal“Substitute Osaze De Rosario caps off the rout with a composed finish from the center of the box”
“Eduard Löwen grabs a consolation goal for St. Louis City in stoppage time to avoid the shutout”
Seattle Sounders delivered a commanding performance at home, dismantling St. Louis City 4-1 in a match that showcased their clinical finishing and set-piece prowess. Cristian Roldán was the star of the show with a first-half brace, both goals coming from Albert Rusnák corners that exploited St. Louis's defensive frailties. Despite an even possession split (50-50) and St. Louis registering more dangerous attacks (58 to 35), Seattle's superior shot conversion told the story - nine shots on target from 13 attempts compared to just two from 12 for the visitors. The Sounders' early dominance was sealed by a second-half penalty from Rusnák, before substitute Osaze De Rosario added gloss to the scoreline. This comprehensive victory keeps Seattle firmly in the title race conversation, while St. Louis City will need to address their defensive set-piece vulnerabilities and wasteful finishing if they're to climb the table.
Outstanding performance

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