2 – 3
“Pablo Ruiz Barrero puts LA Galaxy ahead early after a lively start from both sides.”
“Kelvin Yeboah converts from the penalty spot to put Minnesota ahead 2-1 after Caldeira's earlier equalizer.”
Pivotal“João Klauss, on as a substitute, heads home Marco Reus's assist to level the match at 2-2 and swing momentum firmly toward the visitors.”
Pivotal“Marco Reus fires home with his left foot to complete the comeback and hand LA Galaxy a 3-2 lead they would not relinquish.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Minnesota United raced into a 2-1 lead inside half an hour thanks to Marcus Caldeira's headed equalizer and Kelvin Yeboah's penalty, and looked well-placed to hold on for a home win as the game went quiet for long stretches after the break. But LA Galaxy's changes shifted the momentum decisively - Marco Reus and João Klauss, both introduced in the 59th minute, combined to devastating effect, with Klauss heading home an equalizer in the 76th minute before Reus struck the winner just four minutes later. The Galaxy's control of the ball throughout (56% possession, 507 passes to 391) eventually told, and their superior chance creation - four big chances created against Minnesota's two - paid off when it mattered most. For Minnesota, conceding late again will sting given their bright start, while LA Galaxy's ability to change games from the bench underlines their squad depth heading into the business end of the season.
How entertaining was this match?
Minnesota United and LA Galaxy meet at Allianz Field in a crucial Western Conference playoff-race battle, with both sides desperate to snap poor recent form. The Loons enter on a three-game losing streak while the Galaxy have won just once in five, making this a genuine six-point swing game.