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New England secured a 2-1 victory over Minnesota United at home, a result that the pre-match totals market had priced as genuinely likely and which now carries real weight in the Eastern Conference standings picture.
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📊 Match recap and data context
New England defeated Minnesota United 2-1 in Major League Soccer. Our model favored a New England win at 40% probability, and the pick landed. The result came despite Minnesota's strong recent form; the visitors had won four of their last five matches heading into the contest. New England, meanwhile, arrived in shakier form with just one win in five games. Both Sides to Score occurred, continuing a pattern that has materialized in 80% of New England's recent outings. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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New England v Minnesota United · Major League Soccer ·
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