We take a look at the Caps’ next opponent, Minnesota United, who Vancouver has not seen since the first week of the season.
Head-to-Head
The Caps generally get two looks at the Loons each season and the aforementioned first meeting didn’t go Vancouver’s way. Despite an Erik Godoy headed goal just eight minutes in, Minnesota scored three straight goals (a Darwin Quintero PK, as well as open play goals from Francisco Calvo and Romario Ibarra) to take the match 3-2. Things are a little better historically for the Caps: they are 2-1-1 all-time prior to that meeting, including a 4-2 win almost a year ago exactly.