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SDFC looks to fix ‘little things’ after missing bid to set MLS expansion marks
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Times of San Diego
San Diego FC came into its final regular-season home match Saturday with a chance to become the winningest expansion franchise in MLS history.
The San Jose Earthquakes, however, had other ideas, and left Snapdragon Stadium with a 1-0 victory.
SDFC midfielder Onni Valakari leaps to avoid collision Saturday in loss to San Jose at Snapdragon Stadium.
By contrast, San Jose took five shots, including one that found the back of the net.
For the full match, San Jose managed 27% possession.