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Star Tribune: Loons trail, lead, then draw with New York
Minnesota United came back from down 1-0, then fell back from ahead 2-1 to a 2-2 draw.
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Star Tribune: US Men's National Team has important business in Minneapolis
More than identifying talent, the USMNT comes to Minneapolis needing to find its soul.
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Star Tribune: Loons beat Houston, Boxall and St. Clair are All-Stars
Minnesota beat Houston 3-1, and also had two players voted onto the MLS All-Star Team.
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Star Tribune: Loons figuring best offensive strategy
Minnesota United is still trying to get to the best version of itself, when it has the ball.
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Star Tribune: US Men's National Team coming to Minneapolis
The USA and Mexico both won their respective groups, meaning that the USA's quarterfinal will be in Minneapolis.
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Star Tribune: San Diego 4, Minnesota 2
The Loons lose at home and let an opportunity slip away.
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Star Tribune: June midseason break soccer coverage
MNUFC has been off for two weeks, but here's what we've been talking about at the Star Tribune: a Minnesota-native MLS sporting director, the Gold Cup…
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Star Tribune: A MNUFC midseason review
The Loons are at the halfway point of their MLS schedule. Here's how things have gone so far.
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Star Tribune: Loons take four points on Vancouver / Seattle road trip
Four points at league-leading Vancouver and house-of-horrors Seattle is like getting eleven points on any other two-game road trip.
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May 2025

Star Tribune: It's WoSo Week
The USWNT announced its roster for next week's friendly at Allianz Field, and the Minnesota Aurora kick off their 2025 season tonight.
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Star Tribune: Minnesota 3, St. Louis City 0
The Loons went back to their most successful starting eleven - and got back to winning ways.
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Star Tribune: Loons win a good one, lose a bad one
Minnesota beat Inter Miami 4-1 on a day to remember, then lost 2-0 to the Houston Dynamo on a day to forget.
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