Team Rating — 5.67 Man of the Match — Marco Ureña Overacheiver of the Match* — Ureña Underperformer of the Match* — Andres Imperiale *Relative to season averages Player Ratings: Tarbell — 5.4 Not given a ton to do, he did make two nice saves, and two questionable decisions: a…

Team Rating — 5.17 Man of the Match — Chris Wondolowski Overachiever of the Match* — None Underperformer of the Match* — Andrew Tarbell *Relative to season averages Three things: It wasn’t as bad as it seemed. It was worse — Real Salt Lake hit the post three times, had…

Team Rating — 5.17 Man of the Match — Chris Wondolowski Overachiever of the Match* — None Underperformer of the Match* — Andrew Tarbell *Relative to season averages Three things: It wasn’t as bad as it seemed. It was worse — Real Salt Lake hit the post three times, had…

Man of the Match — Vako Team Average — 5.8 Overachiever of the Match — Shea Salinas Underperformer of the Match — Darwin Ceren *Relative to season averages Three Things: 1. Dropped points at home — If the home team scores in the first 3 minutes, you would expect them…

Man of the Match — Vako Team Average — 5.8 Overachiever of the Match — Shea Salinas Underperformer of the Match — Darwin Ceren *Relative to season averages Three Things: 1. Dropped points at home — If the home team scores in the first 3 minutes, you would expect them…

Team — 5.46 Player of the Match — Andrew Tarbell Overachiever of the Match* — N/A Underperformer of the Match* — Nick Lima *Relative to season averages The back four was back, but it could not stop the flow of away goals as the Quakes fell 3–0 in Houston. The…

Team — 5.46 Player of the Match — Andrew Tarbell Overachiever of the Match* — N/A Underperformer of the Match* — Nick Lima *Relative to season averages The back four was back, but it could not stop the flow of away goals as the Quakes fell 3–0 in Houston. The…

Since Chris Leitch took over as boss in San Jose, the Earthquakes have adapted a three man back line that has completely changed their tactical approach to matches. In Dominic Kinnear’s 4–4–2 “empty bucket,” the majority of the offense came from the wide areas. One of the two defensive midfielders…

PHOTO: ISI Photos Since Chris Leitch took over as boss in San Jose, the Earthquakes have adapted a three man back line that has completely changed their tactical approach to matches. In Dominic Kinnear’s 4–4–2 “empty bucket,” the majority of the offense came from the wide areas. One of the…