Thomas Müller kassiert erste Niederlage im Duell mit Timo Werner in der MLS
Im Aufeinandertreffen der ehemaligen deutschen Nationalspieler in der Major League Soccer musste Thomas Müller eine Niederlage gegen Timo Werner hinnehmen.
Mit den Vancouver Whitecaps erlitt Müller im Duell mit Werners San Jose Earthquakes die erste Saisonniederlage in der MLS. Der Vizemeister unterlag den Earthquakes mit 0:1 (0:1).
Durch diese Niederlage verloren die Whitecaps die Tabellenführung in der Western Conference an den weiterhin ungeschlagenen Los Angeles FC.
Müller und Werner kamen nur als Joker zum Einsatz
Beide Spieler, Müller und Werner, wurden erst im Laufe der Partie eingewechselt. Nach dem Führungstreffer für San Jose durch Beau Leroux (45.+2) kurz vor der Halbzeit, kam Müller zu Beginn der zweiten Hälfte ins Spiel. Werner wurde in der 54. Minute eingewechselt.
Der frühere Bundesligaprofi Sebastian Schonlau blieb bei Vancouver ohne Einsatz.
Thomas Müller Suffers First MLS Defeat Against Timo Werner
In a Major League Soccer clash featuring former German international players, Thomas Müller's team fell to a defeat against Timo Werner's side.
With the Vancouver Whitecaps, Müller's team suffered their first seasonal loss in the MLS against Werner's San Jose Earthquakes, losing 0-1 (0-1).
This defeat caused the Whitecaps to surrender their lead in the Western Conference standings to the still undefeated Los Angeles FC.
Müller and Werner Only Entered the Game as Substitutes
Both Müller and Werner were introduced as substitutes during the match. Following San Jose's opening goal by Beau Leroux (45.+2) just before halftime, Müller came on at the start of the second half. Werner was substituted in the 54th minute.
Former Bundesliga professional Sebastian Schonlau remained on the bench for Vancouver.
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