Dayne St. Clair, named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year, faced a challenging performance in Game 2 as Minnesota United fell 4-2 to the Seattle Sounders, forcing a decisive Game 3 in their playoff series. St. Clair conceded three first-half goals, placing Minnesota in a deep hole, but the team managed to score two late goals before halftime. Seattle regained control and extended their lead in the second half, ultimately sealing the victory. With the series tied, both teams head back to Minnesota for the crucial deciding game.

By the Numbers
  • Dayne St. Clair allowed 4 goals in a single match, including 3 in the first half.
  • Minnesota scored 2 goals in stoppage time, attempting to rally from a 3-0 deficit.
State of Play
  • The series is tied 1-1 after two games, with the next match set for Minnesota.
  • St. Clair’s performance in game 2 contrasts sharply with his regular-season form.
What's Next

Game 3 could be pivotal for St. Clair and Minnesota United; they must improve defensively to avoid another early collapse. St. Clair will need to refocus to help lead his team to advance in the playoffs.

Bottom Line

St. Clair's recent accolade as the league's top goalkeeper is overshadowed by this playoff setback. His ability to bounce back in Game 3 will be crucial for both his team's success and his preparation for the upcoming World Cup.