Analysis: Minnesota United still left looking for more controlled movement on offense
Minnesota United took not one but three points at San Jose on Saturday night, so in the end, no one is going to be that disappointed with the result. That said, the Loons had plenty of chances to ease the blood pressure of fans who stayed awake for the West Coast encounter,

Minnesota, San Jose Earthquakes and Kelvin Yeboah

Kelvin Yeboah scores for 2nd consecutive game, Minnesota beats Earthquakes 1-0
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Minnesota United make Kelvin Yeboah's goal hold up to beat San Jose
Minnesota United scores on the road again, making a single goal matter against San Jose
Minnesota United’s excellent road form from 2024 has carried over to 2025. A first-half goal from Kelvin Yeboah, and another stalwart defensive performance, were enough for the Loons to take all three points with a 1-0 victory Saturday over the previously undefeated San Jose Earthquakes in San Jose.
Loons ride Kelvin Yeboah’s first goal of season in 1-0 win over Montreal
After referee Sergii Demainchuk and VAR decided contact the Loons forward appeared to receive in the box from Luca Petrasso was not worthy of a penalty kick, Yeboah was able to tap-in his first goal of the season three minutes later, in the 69th.
MLS: San Jose Earthquakes suffer first loss of season in 1-0 defeat against Minnesota
Despite dominating most of the game, San Jose can’t break through on offense as its two-game winning streak ends Saturday night.
Analysis: Minnesota United’s attack has become two dimensional
If you want to know how Minnesota United’s attack is shaping up, heading into Saturday night’s game at San Jose, just look at the shooting numbers. Kelvin Yeboah has attempted 14 shots in two games, five more than anyone else in MLS.
Minnesota 1, San Jose 0
Minnesota_Dayne St. Clair; Michael Boxall, Jefferson Diaz (Carlos Harvey, 65th), Morris Duggan, Anthony Markanich (Nicolas Romero, 87th); Hassani Dotson, Robin Lod (Joaquin Pereyra, 79th), Wil Trapp; Bongokuhle Hlongwane, Tani Oluwaseyi (Owen Gene, 79th), Kelvin Yeboah (Jeong Sang-bin, 65th).
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Minnesota United overcomes CF Montreal with its first and only goal of the season
Minnesota United forward Kelvin Yeboah scores past CF Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois during the second half Saturday at Allianz Field, and that became the winning goal. (Abbie Parr/The ...