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Too many missed opportunities as Sounders drop two points at home - Vimarsana News

Too many missed opportunities as Sounders drop two points at home

Jane Gershovich / Sounders FC Communications SEATTLE — The stage was all set. The Seattle Sounders had their biggest in-stadium crowd of the season — including a reasonably packed Brougham End — and a broadcast television audience to boot. The Sounders entered the match on a roll that seemed nearly as sustainable as it was impressive. Their opponent was another in an ever-growing line of challengers for their status as marquee team in MLS. Not that they needed it, but a win would have put an emphatic stamp on the start of Seattle’s season and sent them into their final game before the...

Brian Schmetzer on a full Brougham End: 'Things are starting to get back to normal' - Vimarsana News

Brian Schmetzer on a full Brougham End: 'Things are starting to get back to normal'

Brian Schmetzer on a full Brougham End: ‘Things are starting to get back to normal’ Vaccinated sections should come close to doubling capacity. Share this story Photo by Jeff Halstead/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images It will be a sight not seen in well over a year, when the Seattle Sounders emerge from the entry tunnel this Sunday to take on Atlanta United. A packed supporters section will greet the Sounders in full voice for the first time since March 7, 2020 when they played the Columbus Crew to a 1-1 draw. Shortly after, the MLS season was halted due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Having fans back in Lumen Field stands was a welcome change - Vimarsana News

Having fans back in Lumen Field stands was a welcome change

Max Aquino / Sounder at Heart SEATTLE — At some point last year, it was a common dream to imagine a sort of V-Day moment. A day when we’d all collectively celebrate the end of this pandemic with a parade, fireworks, hugging everyone we saw on the street and, heck, maybe a soccer game. It was fun to imagine, a sort of light at the end of a very dark tunnel. But almost as soon as the reality of the pandemic set in — when we realized that this wouldn’t be just a two-week pause while the world settled down — the reality of the vaccine rollout started to become clear. There wouldn’t be...