Vancouver Whitecaps beat Seattle Sounders FC 2-0 in MLS, with their shared 4-2-3-1 formations producing contrasting levels of control and attacking output. Vancouver held 57% possession and recorded 19 shots, using the ball more effectively while restricting Seattle to five attempts and no shots on target. The Whitecaps placed six efforts on target and generated 1.61 xG, compared with Seattle’s 0.67, reflecting their stronger presence in dangerous areas without overstating the margin of the scoreline. Thomas Muller scored one of Vancouver’s two goals and provided the clearest individual contribution listed, while the identity of the other scorer was not included in the data. Seattle’s goalkeeper faced six shots on target and posted a 66.67% save rate, with 0.55 goals saved above expected despite conceding twice, suggesting the defeat could have been heavier. Seattle’s 43% share of possession left their attacking midfield line with limited influence, whereas Vancouver translated territorial control into repeated efforts and a deserved away victory. Vancouver strengthened their head-to-head record with a disciplined win.