Kelvin Yeboah scores 2 penalties late in 2nd half and Minnesota escapes with 2-1 win over St. Louis
Yeboah's first PK, in the 75th minute, came after Chris Durkin was shown the red card. Yeboah blasted a shot past Roman Bürki to the lower left zone.
With St. Louis down a man, Minnesota kept the pressure on and a foul by Jaziel Orozco set up Yeboah's second PK — a blast past Bürki to the middle right zone just before stoppage time. Yeboah has nine goals this season.
St. Louis' goal also came on a penalty, Eduard Löwen converting in the 36th minute.
Dayne St. Clair had three saves for Minnesota and Bürki stopped two shots.
Minnesota (12-5-8) ended a two-match winless streak and remains in third place in the Western Conference.
Löwen's penalty is the only score for St. Louis (9-11-4) in the last two matches.
Minnesota defeat St. Louis 3-0 earlier in the season and is 5-1-0 in the series between the two.
MLS is on a break Sunday through Aug. 8 for Leagues Cup matches.
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