St. Louis CITY SC travels to Allianz Field this Saturday to face Minnesota United in MLS regular-season action. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. CT, with live coverage available on MLS Season Pass via the Apple TV app. Fans can also follow the action on the radio, with English commentary on KYKY Y98.1 FM and Spanish commentary on KXOK 102.9 FM.
How to Watch
Stream: MLS Season Pass on Apple TV
Apple TV Talent (English): Nate Bukaty (play-by-play), Devon Kerr (analyst)
Apple TV Talent (Spanish): Raul Guzman (play-by-play), Ashley Gonzalez (analyst)
Radio: KYKY Y98.1 FM (English), KXOK 102.9 FM (Spanish)
Radio Talent (English): Joey Zanaboni (play-by-play), Dale Schilly (analyst)
Radio Talent (Spanish): Santiago Beltran (play-by-play), Hector Vega (analyst)
PET-FRIENDLY WATCH PARTY
Everyone is invited, including the pets! Join the CITY Street Team Saturday at 9 Mile Garden for a fun-filled watch party, presented by Purina and Michelob ULTRA, and watch the Boyz take on the Loons in Minnesota. Check in with the CITY App for a chance to win tickets to our upcoming match at Energizer Park on Saturday May 31!
Last Time Out
CITY earned a draw against their rivals Sporting KC following a 2-2 result at Energizer Park on Wednesday. St. Louis opened the scoring via a goal from Célio Pompeu before Cedric Teuchert scored off a shot from Tomáš Ostrák to double the lead. Sporting KC responded with two second-half goals to level the match.
St. Louis CITY SC vs Minnesota United
Minnesota United has won in three of the four all-time meetings with St. Louis CITY SC, including both matchups last season. The road team has come out on top in three of those four contests, with the lone home win in the series coming last October, when Minnesota United earned a 4-1 win at Allianz Field. Among CITY’s current roster, three players have previously found the net against the Loons: Marcel Hartel, Klauss, and Cedric Teuchert.
Scouting Minnesota United
Minnesota United is coming off a 2-0 road loss to the Houston Dynamo. The Loons currently sit third in the Western Conference with 22 points and a 6-3-4 record. Minnesota suffered just one home defeat this season, a loss to Vancouver on April 27. Tani Oluwaseyi leads the team in scoring with five goals, followed closely by Kelvin Yeboah with four.
