San Diego FC 0-0 Minnesota United Live Score, MLS Cup: Goalless At Half-time Despite Surge From SDFC!

4 minutes were added on to conclude the first-half and it is 0-0 at half-time.

Despite San Diego's loud protests for a penalty, the referee correctly waved play on after Baird went down inside the box. After controlling Valakari's pass, Baird tried to force his way through two defenders, but his fall was clearly manufactured without sufficient contact.

Really good defensive display there from Minnesota to stop the San Diego attack.

San Diego have retained 77% of the ball, but haven't been able to threaten the Minnesota goalkeeper with any real goalscoring opportunities. However, the way head coach Mikey Varas has set up the team today, their inability to move up the pitch with real intent should change soon.

Pellegrino stepped up to take the set-piece, positioning himself deep on the flank. With a crisp swing of his right boot, he whipped the ball high and bending into the penalty box, aiming his powerful cross towards the far post where the defenders were stretched thin. The delivery was dangerous, forcing Dreyer to react immediately.

12 minutes have passed by and both the teams are searching for the all-important opening goal. Minnesota have started with their usual approach of not keeping much of the ball and relying on counter-attacks and transitions. San Diego, on the other hand, are looking way more superior in terms of possession and attacking fluidity. San Diego have defended well thus far.

And the first-half is underway for the Western Conference semi-final at the Snapdragon Stadium. It is going to be an exciting first 45 minutes.

Both the teams will be battling it out today for a spot in the Western Conference Final, where they will be taking on Vancouver Whitecaps, who defeated LA FC previously.

Inter Miami and New York City FC will feature in the Eastern Conference final on November 30 before the Western Con. finale.

San Diego FC: W, L, W, W, W

Minnesota United FC: W, L, W, L, W

Playing XI: St. Clair (GK), (DEF) Hlongwane, Harvey, Boxall, Duggan, Markanich, (MID) Lod, Triantis, Trapp, Pereyra and (FWD) Yeboah

Substitutes: Smir (GK), Fitz, Romero, Dieng, Gressel, Taylor, Gene, Dotson and Diaz

Starting XI: Sisniega (GK), (DEF) Pilcher, McVey, Duah, Bombino, (MID) Godoy, Tverskov, Valakari, (FW) Dreyer, Baird and Pellegrino

Substitutes: Ferree (GK), McNair, Duru, Soma, De La Torre, Vazquez, Mighten, Lozano and Ingvartsen

The San Diego FC vs Minnesota United, MLS 2025 Playoff match will be live-streamed on the Apple TV app and website.

Greetings and welcome, everyone. We are back with another football blog and this time it is from world of Major League Soccer, where San Diego FC are facing Minnesota United for a place in the Western Conference final.