Minnesota United’s inclusion in Leagues Cup includes two more matches over the next week, but the Loons were all but eliminated after its first match Tuesday. ADVERTISEMENTJuarez looked like the tonic Minnesota needed amid a seven-game winless lull in MLS play. Averaging 0.6 goals in its previous six MLS games, the Loons went back to a two-striker formation with Kelvin Yeboah and Momo Dieng. The Loons next two Phase One games are Friday against UANL Tigres, one of the top Mexican sides, and Tuesday vs. Atlante. ADVERTISEMENTIt will require mediocre play from the the rest of the 17 MLS sides for the Loons to have any chance to advance to the knockout rounds of Leagues Cup.