Minnesota United falls into early hole in 2-1 loss to FC Cincinnati
Minnesota United, having put together its first winning streak in more than four months, came into Wednesday’s game against FC Cincinnati with a chance to measure themselves against one of the league’s best teams. As it turns out, the Loons still have a ways to go.
Minnesota United hosts Cincinnati in non-conference action
BOTTOM LINE: Minnesota United and Cincinnati square off in non-conference action. United is 5-5-4 in home games. United ranks third in the MLS drawing 162 corner kicks, averaging 5.8 per game. Cincinnati is 9-3-1 in road games. Luciano Acosta paces the third-ranked scoring team in the Eastern Conference with 11 goals. Cincinnati has scored 48.
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