Klauss runs the ball all the way to goal!Ģ-0 for #AllForCITY before half. Klauss surged forward, beating Baldissimo and Tommy Thompson to the loose ball before quickly getting a shot away that beat Marcinkowski before the goalkeeper could get set. Klauss missed the mark, sending the ball right into Michael Baldissimo, but the big Brazilian conjured up a goal anyway. Late in first-half stoppage time, striker João Klauss tried to bring some flair with a no-look pass towards Rasmus Alm. It turned out to be all the new kids on the block needed, but Bradley Carnell’s team seems to only have one speed.

looking to become the first expansion team in MLS history to win their first four matches. The winger kept his run going to take a touch, then somehow guided the ball past Miguel Trauco and goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski. That interception missed, and Nicholas Gioacchini pounced. John Nelson’s 34th minute cross wasn’t well-struck, but San Jose center back Rodrigues made a bizarre attempt to chest the ball out of trouble. That broke a record set (or should we say, invented) by the 2009 Seattle Sounders, who won the first three games as they joined MLS.Ī fairly even game at Citypark was broken open by yet another glaring mistake that St. The league’s 29th team, and 21st expansion side, became the first ever to win the first four competitive games of their existence after rolling to a 3-0 win over the San Jose Earthquakes. No one’s ever started an MLS season like St.

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