Minnesota United and Austin FC drew 2-2 in an MLS encounter that saw the hosts dominate territorially but fail to convert their advantage. Playing in a 3-4-2-1 shape, Minnesota created significantly more chances, registering 18 shots with an expected goals total of 2.55, though only five found the target. Anthony Markanich and Joaquin Pereyra netted for the home side. Austin, operating in a 4-2-3-1 formation, proved clinical despite limited opportunities, with Myrto Uzuni and Christian Ramirez scoring their two goals from just 12 shots and 1.45 xG. The visitors' goalkeeper made five saves from an expected 3.4 against them, finishing with a 60 per cent save percentage and performing 0.4 goals above expected. Chris Penso oversaw proceedings as the match remained competitive throughout. Both teams leave with a point apiece, though Minnesota's shot volume suggests missed opportunities in the final third.