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VANCOUVER — This time the Vancouver Whitecaps want to finish what they start when they play Minnesota United FC on Wednesday at BC Place Stadium.

When the Whitecaps first played Minnesota back in June they led 2-0 at halftime and looked to have the match under control. But Minnesota battled back with a pair of goals for a 2-2 draw.

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“Any time you feel like you should have won you have unfinished business,” said Vancouver midfielder Brek Shea. “We want to go out and win.”

On paper the game is a mismatch. The Whitecaps (12-9-5) head into Wednesday’s game sitting third in Major League Soccer’s Western Conference standings with 41 points. Vancouver is 7-3-3 at home and trails first-place Portland by three points.

Minnesota (7-14-5) is 10th in the 11-team West with 26 points and is 1-8-2 on the road. The expansion team has allowed 20 more goals than the 33 they have scored.

The Whitecaps are on a two-game win streak and are unbeaten in their last four matches (3-0-1). Still, Shea said it would be dangerous for Vancouver to become complacent against Minnesota.