Minnesota United vs LA Galaxy

Los Angeles Galaxy pulled off a dramatic road comeback at Allianz Field, overturning a two-goal deficit to beat Minnesota United 3-2. The Loons looked in control for long stretches, but a pair of second-half substitutions changed the entire complexion of the match. Minnesota raced into a strong position through Marcus Caldeira's 23rd-minute strike and a Kelvin Yeboah penalty in the 30th, canceling out an early opener from Pablo Ruiz in the 12th minute. It stayed 2-1 through halftime, but LA's introduction of João Klauss and Marco Reus just after the hour mark proved decisive. Klauss pulled one back in the 76th minute, and Reus completed the turnaround in the 80th. Minnesota picked up yellow cards through Robert Taylor and Carlos Harvey, but no dismissals affected the flow of the game. The result is a costly one for Minnesota United, who let a two-goal cushion slip late in the playoff push, while Los Angeles Galaxy showed real resilience to snatch three points on the road with a clutch bench impact.