Tuesday, March 22, 2016

The Caps won in excellent form over a modest playing Seattle



Once again, we have the always exciting and much contested Cascadia Derbies played with such passion and all-around competition- minute by minute whenever these three squads meet.

It looks like this campaign has been a little rough for the Cascadia squads struggling in their first matches and in this one between the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Seattle Sounders.

The element of having a rough start with both of these colossi displaying a 0-2 record, the outlook of this game was going to be a much-disputed one and booth of them seeking that elusive first win of this new campaign.

With both squads ready, to shake off the negativity started this campaign, the table was serve in the always-majestic Century Link Park in Seattle ready to witness another mano a mano between these two Cascadia foes.

Ready to start another heated and much disputed match in an afternoon filled with lots of excellent football from both squads as well out of this world plays.

For the hosts in the Seattle Sounders, so far for Manager Sigi Schmidt cannot explain how this slow start has suddenly hit this club considered in all of MLS circles as an elite one.

The Caps coming too with a slow start and seeking that elusive first win, Carl Robinson the Manager of the Vancouver Boys was ready to generate a series of play and display a very energetic and dynamic football against the Rave Greens.

Still the overall winners were the fans that came to see how these titans went at it and almost hit themselves with the water bucket, as every minute of play and with a fighting stance demonstrated by both squads.

At the end, this match went into full gear, exposing many flaws in the Seattle backfield and its frontal attack, something that needs to be work on by its Manager Sigi Schmidt if they do not want to continue into that negative skid.

Will be putting his squad into strenuous work sessions and correct the mistake’s, this off course if they want to contend in this campaign and not throw it away, despite having some absences in their office attack.

Very well for the Caps a win in the road and one as important as the Seattle one, edging their south of the border rivals and winning round one in the always contested Cascadia Cup and Derbies.

The win for the Canadians will be a shoot of optimism for the Boys of Carl Robinson who has a squad to compete with as well the addition of Blas Perez into this offensive scheme will became a lethal one to opposing defenses.

Exposing the Caps power, that last campaign almost netted them several trophies among one of them the Supporters Shield and left out of the MLS Cup finals, considered ultimate favorites.

For now round one will be for the Vancouver Whitecaps in the always exciting and nail biting Cascadia Derbies, exposing their powerful attack and prospects of being an all-around contender once again in this campaign.

At the end, this first one of the Cascadia Derbies will give you a preview of what has to come ahead in this edition of Major League Soccer.


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