Maxime Crepeau had his third shutout in 13 starts this season and the Vancouver Whitecaps tied the San Jose Earthquakes 0-0 on Friday night.
Vancouver (3-7-8) has played five consecutive draws — the longest stretch in the MLS since the Chicago Fire tied six straight in 2014. San Jose (5-7-7) extended its league-best unbeaten run to eight matches — with just two wins.
Crepeau dove to his left to deflect Jeremy Ebobisse’s shot from distance off the post in the 62nd minute.
San Jose goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski had his third shutout of the season.
WATCH | Whitecaps, Earthquakes play out scoreless draw:
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Vancouver earns fifth straight draw and sits 12th in the MLS Western Conference standings following their match in San Jose. 0:29
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