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The 86th and 91st Minute Collapses in Austin: What It Actually Means For the Sounders’ Season

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The Seattle Sounders are riding a “healthy little losing streak” right now, and Wednesday night’s defeat in Austin was a gut punch that felt all too familiar. Losing by conceding in the 86th and 91st minutes after fighting back plain hurts.

The Uphill Battle

Our boys started the match falling behind early, making the trip to Austin an uphill battle from the first whistle. But you gotta hand it to them, they dug deep and clawed one back, getting themselves level. The momentum seemed like it could shift, especially when Seattle had a good look to take the lead in the 80th minute. We were on the cusp, right there, with a chance to flip the whole script. But the effort was tipped over, and we couldn’t find that go-ahead goal.

When the Wheels Fell Off

That missed opportunity in the 80th minute felt like a turning point, and not in our favor. From there, the wheels completely came off the wagon. Conceding in the 86th minute was tough, but then to give up another one in the 91st? That’s soul-crushing for any fan watching. This back-to-back late collapse means our Sounders are officially rocking a “healthy little losing streak,” and let’s be real, it’s a rough look. It has us all wondering how long it’ll take to get back to proper “soccering form.” The mood around the Emerald City is definitely restless after that one.

We’re all hoping our Sounders can shake this off fast. They’re clearly working their way back, and so are we fans in our own way, staying ready to rate every performance. But these late game collapses gotta stop. We’ll be back in a couple days for another round of ratings, so let’s hope the next match brings us something to cheer about. Come on, Seattle, let’s turn this around!

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Originally reported by Sounder at Heart.

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