The Seattle Sounders maintained their lead in the Western Conference with a 1-1 draw away against the Colorado Rapids. Both sides had opportunities throughout the first half, but for all of the chances, the Sounders often looked out of sorts. They were regularly slow to respond when Colorado sprung attacks throughout the opening half-hour, and were similarly disjointed in possession. The second half was similarly open, although both teams had stretches of control.
One area in which the Rapids seemed particularly dominant was set-pieces. Colorado only gave up three free-kicks inside their own half, while they won twice as many in Seattle’s half.