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The Whitecaps have won just twice in eight games, but remain atop the MLS Western Conference after a 0-0 draw vs. the team chasing them

The Vancouver Whitecaps held St. Louis City to a 0-0 draw on the road, maintaining their narrow lead atop Major League Soccer's Western Conference standings. The result extended St. Louis's unbeaten streak to a league-record 21 matches. Vancouver created multiple first-half scoring opportunities through Brian White and Mathias Laborda but failed to convert, leaving the match scoreless at the final whistle.
St. Louis pressed in the second half, forcing Vancouver goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka into three key saves. Whitecaps captain Ryan Gauld made a crucial defensive stop on Tomas Totland on the game's final play. The draw leaves Vancouver in first place with 52 points, just one ahead of St. Louis, as the Whitecaps prepare for an upcoming match against Austin FC.
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