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By SportSignals Match Desk · Football analysis desk ·
Cincinnati dominated possession, created twice as many big chances, and led until the 83rd minute, yet could not hold on against a Seattle side that has won once in their last ten matches. That is a coaching issue worth examining closely.
No minute-by-minute record was captured for this match, so the shape of it is not drawn.
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📊 Match recap and data context
Cincinnati and Seattle Sounders drew 1-1 in an MLS match that saw our model's pick for a Cincinnati win at 52% probability miss the mark. Both teams found the net, extending Cincinnati's recent run of both-teams-to-score results to five consecutive matches. Seattle's form has been poor, with one draw and four losses in their last five outings, yet they managed to equalize on the road. Cincinnati's tendency to play in tight contests continued here, with neither side able to break through for a winner. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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Cincinnati v Seattle Sounders · Major League Soccer ·
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