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Whitecaps suffer rare setback at home as surging St. Louis City nets 3-1 win

Vancouver Whitecaps endured a rare home defeat against St. Louis City SC on Saturday at BC Place. Two goals within a span of four minutes turned the tide against the Whitecaps. The Vancouver side conceded the first goal in the third minute. Emmanuel Sabbi, who has scored five goals this season, took advantage of a misplaced pass by Daniel Edelman to score.

Simon Becher, a former Whitecaps striker, equalized for the home team in the 23rd minute after finding himself in one-on-one with goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. St. Louis extended its unbeaten streak to 13 games with a third goal in the 41st minute, scored by Tomas Totland who capitalized on Edelman's earlier mistake. The result saw the Whitecaps slip to a tie on points with LAFC and Dallas, trailing by six goals.

The Whitecaps face L.A. Galaxy in their next match, marking their third consecutive game within six days. St. Louis, meanwhile, is set to visit the Portland Timbers next.

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