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Whitecaps Draw Dynamo in Thomas Muller's MLS Debut
Thomas Müller was brought on in the 61st minute and had a goal disallowed as the Whitecaps missed multiple chances in a match ending 1-1, dropping them to third in the Western Conference.
- Thomas Müller made his debut for the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday and nearly scored before the goal was ruled offside, according to the match report.
- Earlier this month, Müller signed with the Vancouver Whitecaps on Aug. 6 after 17 seasons at Bayern Munich, greeted by hundreds at Vancouver International Airport.
- The Whitecaps took a 1-0 lead when Jayden Nelson was fouled and Brian White scored a penalty, but Houston equalized in stoppage time, dropping Vancouver to third, six points behind San Diego.
- Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sorensen said, "Unfortunately, it was a very narrow offside" and added, "You have little bit of a feeling that you lost the game even though you didn't."
- Looking ahead, Müller and the Vancouver Whitecaps will prepare for their next match against St. Louis at BC Place, where he will remain through 2025 with a Designated Player option for 2026.
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