Minnesota United drew 1–1 with San Diego FC in an MLS encounter where the visitors controlled proceedings despite failing to convert their dominance into victory. San Diego dominated possession at 67 per cent and generated 1.47 xG, with Anders Dreyer finding the net, yet their goalkeeper made crucial saves to keep the scoreline level after conceding 2.25 xG. Minnesota, operating in a compact 5–4–1 shape, absorbed pressure effectively and capitalised on limited opportunities; Tomas Chancalay equalised as the hosts registered 0.93 xG from 14 shots, eight of which troubled the San Diego goalkeeper. The visitors' shot conversion proved inefficient—only two of 13 attempts on target—while Minnesota's goalkeeper made a decisive save percentage of 50 per cent from two shots faced. Tim Ford oversaw a match defined by San Diego's territorial superiority and Minnesota's defensive resilience and clinical finishing. The draw leaves both sides seeking momentum in the MLS campaign.