Vancouver Whitecaps dismantled San Diego FC 4–2 in an MLS encounter that exposed the hosts' defensive vulnerabilities. The visitors dominated possession and chance creation, accumulating 21 shots with 12 on target and an expected goals figure of 4.67, compared to San Diego's modest 11 shots and 0.86 xG. Brian White's two goals proved decisive as Vancouver's 4–2–3–1 shape repeatedly breached San Diego's 4–3–3 setup, with the Whitecaps' goalkeeper making saves at a 66.67 per cent rate despite facing limited genuine danger. San Diego's three shots on target proved insufficient to mount a genuine threat, with Bryan Zamble and David Vazquez each scoring consolation goals. The gulf in attacking output—Vancouver's 4.67 xG dwarfed their hosts' total—reflected a mismatch in tactical execution and clinical finishing. Whitecaps' superiority suggests Vancouver has found attacking rhythm this season.