Major Soccer League 2022 Austin Seattle Sounders

West Conference

20 mars 2022

Q2 Stadium Austin

ENG

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Austin FC came from behind to earn a 1-1 draw with Seattle Sounders FC in front of a sold-out crowd at Q2 Stadium on Sunday afternoon, with Diego Fagundez providing the key moment for the Verde & Black in the second half. An even first half saw both sides create a handful of chances. Sebastián Driussi came close on an early volley, Brad Stuver made a smart save to deny Seattle’s Albert Rusnák in the 26th minute, and Moussa Djitté saw his close-range effort blocked by Jackson Ragen shortly after. The Sounders found the net just before halftime, as Will Bruin bundled home a low cross from Cristian Roldán on 43 minutes.

The Verde & Black responded well and were unlucky not to equalize on two occasions – when Alex Ring’s shot hit the post, and when Sounders goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland made an incredible save to deny a powerful header from Ruben Gabrielsen. Eventually, ATXFC was rewarded for its attacking intent, with Fagundez scoring in the 70th minute after coming off the bench. The midfielder did well to bring down a headed cross from Cecilio Domínguez in a crowded penalty area, turned cleverly, and finished past Cleveland. Both teams then hit the woodwork in quick succession, as Ring rung the frame for a second time and Seattle’s Kelyn Rowe fired a strike off the crossbar. Stuver made another excellent save on Sounders forward Fredy Montero in the 80th minute, and the Verde & Black continued to pile on pressure at the other end of the pitch. Ultimately, neither side could find a winner and each took one point from the contest.

Seattle Sounders FC – Stefan Cleveland; Alex Roldan, Jackson Ragen, Xavier Arreaga, Nouhou (Abdoulaye Cissoko 64’); João Paulo, Obed Vargas, Cristian Roldan (Josh Atencio 88’), Albert Rusnák (Kelyn Rowe 64’), Léo Chú (Jordan Morris 56’); Will Bruin (Fredy Montero 56’) 

Austin FC – Brad Stuver; Ruben Gabrielsen, Julio Cascante, Zan Kolmanic (Hector Jiménez 82’), Nick Lima (Jon Gallagher 82’); Dani Pereira (Felipe 82’), Sebastian Driussi, Alex Ring; Moussa Djitté (Maxi Urruti 57’), Cecilio Domínguez, Ethan Finlay (Diego Fagúndez 57’)