The 2010 MLS season wraps up this weekend in Toronto with the 15th MLS Cup Final. The Championship features the Colorado Rapids and FC Dallas, two originial MLS teams with modest histories. The game kicks off at 8:30 ET (7:30 CT), and can be seen live on ESPN, Galavision, and of course, ESPN 3 on Xbox Live. If your'e in the Macalester, pull through Wallace 316 for the game. Also, Rip City Soccer will be covering the game live on the blog.
Showing posts with label Colorado Rapids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colorado Rapids. Show all posts
Saturday, November 20, 2010
MLS Cup Preview, an in-depth look
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MLS Cup Final Preview
We’re one day away from the 2010 MLS Final where FC Dallas will face the Colorado Rapids at BMO Field in Toronto. The game kicks off at 7:30 pm Central Time and you can follow the game online here at Rip City Soccer while you watch. We’ll be posting comments and answering questions that you guys post. For now, the authors of Rip City have gotten together and each formulated who they think will win the MLS Cup.
Country
Results: Colorado Rapids 2-1
These two teams have faced off against each other twice this year and both times they ended in draws. I predict that the dynamic duo of Casey and Cummings will pull through and win this one for the Rapids. They have the midfield help of guys like Smith and they have the defense led by Kimura to hold back Ferriera and the rest of FC Dallas.
Thug Winslow
Results: FC Dallas 3-1
I predict that Hartman and Dallas’s defense will be able to shut down Casey and Cummings. Not only that, but Dallas just plays better together as a team. They will get the ball to Ferriera and he’ll score big for them. Yet, the game will come down to the guys in the middle like Harris and Chavez for Dallas and Smith and Thompson for the Rapids.
Doddsy
Results: FC Dallas 3-2
Colorado just won’t be able to handle the flowing attack of Dallas that goes through Ferriera. But, Colorado will be able to get a few goals through Casey and Cummings. At the end of the day though, Hartman will be too much of an obstacle for Colorado.
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