The Thursday Three: We hear from a coach, a player, and a referee on the Galaxy road win
You might not like the explanation we got from the referee about Wednesday night, but we did get an explanation.
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Both goals were welcome sights for a team that still rarely scores two.
We attend to some business and then talk about the suddenly resurgent Galaxy with someone who knows them well.
Nico Estévez asserted that if Saturday's match against the Revolution were played ten times, Austin would win nine of those. Here's some perspective on that apparent 10th game.
Sometimes 0-0 games can be exciting, like this was. But they can also be frustrating, like this was.
We consult an expert about Maxi Urruti's New England Revolution, who Austin FC will play on Saturday night.
With Brandon Vázquez now out, who will take the center forward minutes, and who will score goals?
As far as the Open Cup goes, Austin FC waits for a semifinal match in September with a chance to host the final. But the most important wait now is for the star forward's MRI results.
It took 120 minutes plus penalty kicks to determine a winner in one of the most topsy-turvy matches in Verde history.
We turned to an expert on the Quakes to learn more about how Bruce Arena's doing and how Chicho Arango and Josef Martínez are complementing each other.
We haven't seen the Earthquakes play Austin in 14 months. Things have changed a bit from last year, which their fans are grateful for.
On Sunday night, the U.S. lost because the offense couldn't get going and the defense had a couple of lapses at inopportune times. Perhaps that sounds painfully familiar.