There won’t be a four-match win streak for Atlanta United. They suffered a 2-0 loss to Charlotte FC, Charlotte’s fourth straight win at the Benz.
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Another week of no results posted. Why is this happening so often?
we are still so lacking in defense and attack, both thru the middle and out wide. and hoyos, although he stood on his head with some of those saves, is still a poor keeper…bad with his feet and unable to organize a back line. at least guz could do the latter of those like a boss.
it felt like the team was tired and did not want to be on the field, and whenever possible stopped the movement of the ball and took a rest. A truly terrible performance across the board – except for Hoyos who made some great saves to keep it from being 6-0.
If they are tired from 6 days off, they really need to fire the training staff. And that also kind of makes sense why so many of our players get soft tissue injuries so often.
3 putrid halfs since middle of KC game