Expansion Team Shatters MLS Records
In a stunning display of dominance, San Diego FC capped off the best expansion season in MLS history with a convincing 4-1 victory over the Houston Dynamo. Led by a brace from Anders Dreyer and a goal and assist from Amahl Pellegrino, San Diego finished the regular season atop the Western Conference with 60 points.
Dreyer Shines as San Diego Secures Top Spot
Striker Anders Dreyer was the star of the show, scoring two goals to propel San Diego to the win. The 24-year-old Danish forward has been a revelation for the expansion side, tallying 15 goals and 8 assists over the course of the season.
"Anders has been incredible all year," said San Diego head coach Michael Carrick. "He's a special talent, and it's been a privilege to watch him develop and lead this team."
Impressive Turnaround for Expansion Club
San Diego's remarkable campaign is a testament to the club's savvy roster-building and coaching staff. After finishing 11th in the Western Conference last season, the team has engineered a complete turnaround, securing a playoff berth and finishing atop the standings.
"This is just the beginning for San Diego FC," Carrick said. "The fans have been incredible, and we're excited to keep building on this success in the years to come."
TL;DR
- San Diego FC caps historic expansion season with dominant 4-1 win over Houston Dynamo
- Anders Dreyer scores two goals as San Diego finishes atop the Western Conference
- Expansion club completes remarkable turnaround after 11th-place finish last season
- San Diego sets new MLS records for best expansion team performance