3 – 1
“Jordan Morris opens the scoring for Seattle, finishing off a move assisted by Albert Rusnak after sustained early pressure including two corners.”
Pivotal“Hassani Dotson doubles Seattle's lead from a corner situation after Danny Musovski had a shot saved moments earlier.”
Pivotal“Anthony Markanich pulls one back for Minnesota after a string of attempts from himself and Alex Roldan, assisted by substitute Bongokuhle Hlongwane.”
“Paul Arriola restores Seattle's two-goal cushion late on, capitalizing off a corner after Sebastian Gomez had earlier tested the keeper.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Seattle Sounders took control early through Jordan Morris and doubled their lead via Hassani Dotson before halftime, building a platform they never relinquished. Minnesota United, who edged dangerous attacks 59-48 and won more corners, struggled to convert that territorial pressure into clean chances, managing just 2 shots on target from 14 attempts. Anthony Markanich's second-half strike briefly threatened a comeback, but Paul Arriola's late finish in the 83rd minute restored Seattle's two-goal cushion and sealed the win. The result keeps Seattle's momentum rolling on home soil, while Minnesota's wasteful finishing despite territorial dominance will be a concern heading into their remaining fixtures.
How entertaining was this match?
Seattle finally snapped a long winless run with a win over Real Salt Lake and now welcome a Minnesota side stuck in a four-game skid. With Lumen Field's dominant history over the Loons and both clubs eyeing a playoff push, this one carries real late-season stakes.