Albeit caveats, there are plenty of things to celebrate with the Loons’ three game winning streak (and four wins out of five). Yes, those wins all came at home, and they were flat against Houston away. Yes, Minnesota played some teams that fielded a sub-par lineup (LAFC missed three starting defenders, Toronto was short Jozy Altidore, Real Salt Lake lacked spark until an impact sub in Joao Plata). Perhaps some of those teams just aren’t that fantastic (in the five games preceding their games against Minnesota United, those five teams combined for an 8-9-8 record).
3-5-2 FC: How Minnesota United Has Changed With Its New Formation
