After a disappointing 3-2 loss at Sporting Kansas City, on March 17, the Quakes are unable to move up in this weeks rankings. See where the media thinks the Quakes fit amongst the rest of the league.
Soccer America No. 14:
“Put a scare into SKC before falling in first road test of the year. Vako got his second goal in as many games and has notched seven in 15 MLS appearances.”
ESPN No. 11:
“The Quakes clearly don't have a problem scoring, with six goals in two matches. That those six goals have delivered only three points might mean they have a problem on defense.”
MLS No. 14:
“San Jose came back to earth a bit after losing a slugfest in Kansas City. They've got concerns on the defensive side of the ball, but five goals in two games to start the year is a good sign, as is getting Chris Wondolowski on the board.
Wondo Watch
Chris Wondolowski scored an incredible stoppage time goal Saturday night, number 135 of his career, moving him into and moving into sole possession of second place on the all-time MLS goal scorers list.
The Quakes return home this weekend to face Landon Donovan and Club Leon in an international friendly. San Jose plays their next, home, MLS match Saturday, March 31 vs NYCFC.
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