At the Whistle: D.C. United 2, Austin FC 4
Verde didn't need a last-minute miracle delivered by Pollo, running out to a two-goal lead and keeping at least that margin throughout the second half despite a late PK.
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At the Whistle: LA Galaxy 1, Austin FC 2
Both goals were welcome sights for a team that still rarely scores two.
At the Whistle: Austin FC 0, New England Revolution 0
Sometimes 0-0 games can be exciting, like this was. But they can also be frustrating, like this was.
At the Whistle: San Jose Earthquakes 2(2), Austin FC 2(4)
It took 120 minutes plus penalty kicks to determine a winner in one of the most topsy-turvy matches in Verde history.
At the Whistle: Seattle Sounders FC 2, Austin FC 0
Jesus Ferreira, man. Jesus Ferreira.
At the Whistle: Austin FC 2, New York Red Bulls 1
Brandon Vázquez followed one unfortunate touch on the ball with one fortunate one to provide the margin of difference.
At the Whistle: Colorado Rapids 0, Austin FC 2
Austin FC got an early goal (unusual) and then an insurance goal (quite unusual).
At the Whistle: San Diego FC 2, Austin FC 0
Verde was able to keep pace with the hosts for nearly an hour, but a pair of defensive lapses and continued struggles in front of goal extended their winless streak to eight matches.
At the Whistle: Austin FC 1, Real Salt Lake 1
After over an hour of scoreless soccer, the visitors struck first, but Verde clamored back to get a draw with just their 11th goal of the season.
At the Whistle: Minnesota United FC 1, Austin FC 1
Verde got their third straight draw on Saturday night against a Minnesota side that also squandered chances.
At the Whistle: Austin FC 3, Houston Dynamo FC 1
A trio of goals sends Verde to their farthest point ever in the U.S. Open Cup — indeed, the farthest they've ever gone in any tournament.
At the Whistle: Austin FC 0, Vancouver Whitecaps FC 0
Verde got the lion's share of shots and looked the better team on the night, but could only manage a scoreless draw (which is still better than a loss).