Minnesota United stunned the Seattle Sounders with a rare 3-2 victory at Lumen Field, ending Seattle’s unbeaten home run in the 2025 MLS season. The Loons, who had never won a regular season match in Seattle, broke the deadlock early in the second half with a quick-fire double from Tani Oluwaseyi and a penalty converted by Robin Lod—all within eight minutes..
Seattle responded through Kalani Kossa-Rienzi, narrowing the gap to 2-1, but Oluwaseyi’s second goal restored Minnesota’s two-goal cushion. An own goal by Minnesota’s Nicolás Romero in the 83rd minute gave the Sounders hope, but the visitors held on for a landmark win..
Despite dominating possession (65%) and completing more passes, Seattle couldn’t capitalize on their chances, managing just two shots on target compared to Minnesota’s six The result pushes Minnesota to third in the Western Conference standings, while Seattle drops to fourth, marking a significant shift in the playoff race.
