St. Louis City head coach David Critchley stressed the necessity for his team to be more ruthless following a 2-1 defeat against Minnesota United. Kevin Yeboah's penalty brace overturned Eduard Lowen's initial goal for St. Louis. The team was reduced to 10 men after Chris Durkin's red card. While St. Louis dominated possession and metrics, Critchley pointed out the importance of converting chances into goals and the risk of allowing good teams to linger, leading to defeats. They face a challenging match against Nashville SC next.
I thought we were brilliant on both sides of the ball. I know we had a lot of it in the first half, but we do have to be more ruthless.
We have to score more goals in these moments and really put teams to bed. They came out a little passive in the first half, and we had such high field tilt.
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