San Diego FC's recent performance has been disappointing, with the team experiencing a five-match winless streak in Major League Soccer (MLS). They have accumulated six red cards this season, four of which came in consecutive matches, raising concerns about discipline on the field. Coach Mikey Varas expressed frustration over what he perceives as harsh officiating but acknowledged the need for players to take responsibility for their actions. The team's struggles were evident in their latest match against Minnesota United FC, where they lost 2-1 despite an early goal from Luca Bombino. San Diego's issues have been compounded by a demanding schedule, including participation in the Concacaf Champions Cup, which may have led to fatigue and sloppiness in their play. As they look to turn their fortunes around, both Varas and captain Jeppe Tverskov highlighted the importance of smarter decision-making to avoid further disciplinary setbacks. Fans are calling for the return of former player Hirving Lozano to bolster the attack, but the club's management has indicated that they do not plan to reintegrate him into the team. With a critical match ahead, San Diego FC must address these issues to regain their competitive edge.