🎥 Eight-minute goal flurry sees Minnesota on course for a club first | OneFootball

Minnesota United have not backed down this evening against Western Conference rival Seattle Sounders, as the Loons currently enjoy a 3-1 lead at Lumen Field.

After a tepid first half that saw the two sides deadlocked at nil-nil by the halftime interval, the match sprung into life in the Pacific Northwest, with the match exploding for four goals in less than eight minutes.

First, Tani Oluwaseyi bagged the first of two goals on the day when he turned in a cut-back from Finnish wing-back Robin Lod.

Lod would then go on to convert from the penalty spot three minutes later after Bongokuhle Hlongwane was brought down, but Seattle instantly stormed back through Kalani Rienzi.

Oluwaseyi tapped home from close range to make it 3-1 three minutes later when Stefan Frei could only parry Joaquín Pereyra's effort into the path of the Canadian frontman.

As things stand, this result would go down as the first-ever win Minnesota has picked up on their travels to Seattle.

📸 Editorial Photo Credit: © Joe Nicholson | 2025 Jun 1 - Imagn Images