The Vancouver Whitecaps defeated the Seattle Sounders for the first time in half a decade with a fairly convincing 2-1 home win. Let’s look at how the individual players performed.
Thomas Hasal: 7.
Report Card: Whitecaps at FC Dallas
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With the Gold Cup looming closer with each passing day, the Whitecaps needed to make sure that they made the most out of their players leaving. After a shaky start, the Whitecaps were able to do something they hadn’t done before: Lead (and at that
score) in the first half. The positive end to the first half didn’t amount to much in the second, as the Whitecaps were completely outclassed in the second. Either way, it’s good to reflect on what the players did well (Or not so well):
Post Match: Vancouver Whitecaps Draw 2-2 with F.C Dallas
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The Vancouver Whitecaps drew 2-2 with F.C Dallas in a matchup between the Western Conference’s two bottom teams. Vancouver could have won the game but they started and finished the match very poorly.
The Whitecaps began the first half looking awful. Dallas had all the shots, literally every single one, in the first 15 minutes of the match. If not for a double save by Maxime Crepeau Dallas could have easily been up 2-0. Dallas finally managed to put one away after poor marking by Rose and poor keeping by Crepeau allowed 18 year old Ricardo Pepi to open the scoring.