The podcast team laments the Peru World Cup Qualifying loss, talks Minnesota Aurora FC, and then recaps the positives from the Loons v Paderborn.

It's International Break time, so the pod looks back on the European leagues, looks forward to international matches, and at the recent stumbles by Minnesota United FC

Minnesota Aurora kicks off with its inaugural match this Thursday and Wes called up director of soccer, Matt Privratsky to try to give insight into how the team will play and who the players are.

Minnesota United had three game days in one week as they beat Clint "Old Dutch" Irwin's Rapids in the Open Cup and lost to Seattle. Again.

Corey is away so Mark, Wes, and Rodrigo talk about the 1-0 loss at home for Minnesota United against Cincy.

Minnesota United went to LAFC and lost, but we got to see full Bongi on display, so that was good.

Minnesota United put the spanking on the Chicago Fire with a 3-0 win. The pod discusses this and whether Robin Lod should just be our starting striker.

Minnesota United scored not one, not two, but THREE goals IN A SINGLE GAME! The pod looks at what happened in the win over Colorado and talk about the reserves team. They preview the Mingos Open Cup Match and Chicago Fire on the weekend.

The pod talk about the unveiling of Minnesota Aurora's inaugural kits and Minnesota United's sad loss to Austin FC.

Without Wes, the pod turns to Jeffrey Bissoy to talk about World Cup Qualification and the Draw. Then they talk about the Minnesota United loss to Seattle.