St. Louis City SC Ties MLS Record with Fourth Consecutive Shutout

Eduard Löwen's free-kick goal secures a 1-0 victory over an injury-depleted Seattle Sounders team.

St. Louis City SC achieved their fourth consecutive shutout to start the MLS season, matching a league record set by the 2007 New York Red Bulls and 2012 Vancouver Whitecaps.
Eduard Löwen scored the match's only goal in the 15th minute with a precise 25-yard free kick following a Seattle defensive miscue.
Backup goalkeeper Ben Lundt made his first MLS start and recorded a clean sheet, replacing injured starter Roman Bürki, who broke a bone in his hand during training.
Seattle Sounders, missing key players including Jordan Morris, Paul Arriola, and Pedro de la Vega due to injuries, managed only one shot on goal despite controlling 65% of possession.
The Sounders were denied a late penalty in stoppage time after a video review determined the ball had hit midfielder Obed Vargas' hand before he was fouled.