Minnesota United FC 2 came from behind to beat Austin FC II 3-2, despite having far less of the ball. Austin dominated possession with 62% and had 16 shots to Minnesota's 12, but the visitors were ruthless in front of goal, registering three goals from just three shots on target.
Mamadou Dieng opened the scoring for Minnesota inside three minutes, but Austin hit back through Jorge Alastuey's equaliser just before the half-hour mark. Alastuey then put Austin ahead in first-half stoppage time, making it 2-1 at the break. Minnesota rallied after the interval: Luke Hille levelled in the 64th minute, and Dieng grabbed his second of the game ten minutes later to complete the turnaround.
Austin's eight shots on target were well dealt with by the Minnesota goalkeeper, who made five saves, while the hosts also missed one big chance. Expected goals told a similar story—Austin (1.65) edged Minnesota (2.28)—but the away side converted two of their three big chances to leave with all three points.
