at 1:20 from an italian prospective it's only a yellow card because of frustration... it's not a red, also it's not thad hard of a kick lol, i like the athmosphere of this match!👋

To be fair, neither team seemed to care about playing good soccer right from the start...

@@johnmcgimpsey1825 but on the other hand to be fair to the players they had no one really doing their job as a ref at the game....

@@mattnav8 I disagree. Watching it back, I think Fischer set his standard at the beginning and stayed consistent. Foul selection was tight, counted 32 split about evenly, 6 appropriate cautions (4 MNU, 2 AFC). Other than throwing more cards, not sure what he should have done. Sometimes teams just want to kick each other. Certainly neither team seemed to want to shoot.

@@johnmcgimpsey1825 could of been more consistent you must not watch much of the sport. Can’t be inconsistent and give one team a break every time while the other team gets penalized eventually one team will be slighted and the game will lose control prime example. If he wanted to give cards out could have gave a couple to Austin in multiple situations when he decided not to but In similar situations would card a Minnesota player. Ratio says otherwise too so run along Fischer ya bum I know this is just your dumb burner account

It's a lot of games left to be played. But if they don't start back getting W's they will either barely make the playoffs dropping to the 7th seed or dropping to 9th playing in the play in game.

They play better when their best players aren't injured or on international duty

Having owen Wolff makes the red card non existent.

100% SPA (tactical foul). Dotson had a bad touch then made a silly hold. You didn't see him complain...

@@johnmcgimpsey1825 incorrect, it's just a coming together, nothing tactical about it, he knew nothing about it. There was no hold. Just because a player realises there's no reason in complaining doesn't mean anything.

They were definitely yellows though.

@@randogg7815 The second one wasn't even a foul. You can't run into a player, fall and demand a foul. MLS seem to have their own yellow card rules which can be best described as "make it up as you go".

@@noeldown1952that’s most definitely a foul, he lost the ball and denied a counter attack, which will always result in a yellow no matter what, ref got both calls correctly, sometimes fouls are unlucky.

Because the season already ends in early December. Also it's not but so MLS players that actually play in those tournaments.

I was at the game. It actually happened 3-4 times, including after the game was done.

@@MrMmills81 I was there to. It was a great game.

It’s just that the Ref carried Austin