The Whitecaps have handled their business and the soccer gods have handled all the other results that needed to go Vancouver’s way.
“For three weeks, I don’t know how many games went our way, but it’s been probably in the double digits,” Nerwinski said ahead of Sunday’s Decision Day matchup with Minnesota United.“There’s no other way to say it. It’s improbable. It’s almost impossible. … Everything went our way to get to this point. Hopefully we can continue to make the most of it and make it worth it.
Even when the team kicked off the month of September with two straight road losses — 2-0 to San Jose and 3-1 to Colorado — Sartini said to any eye-rolling media corps that his team was actually playing well. They were just unlucky.Article content “I like to call it the Revenge Tour. It’s not really catching on, but like I think it can,” Nerwinski said with a smile.
While the Caps have been both good and lucky, the Loons have been neither. Minny is on a streak of five losses and a draw, plummeting from third place in the West to seventh place, taking just a single point from a possible 18.Article content
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