How old were they?

Kekuta Manneh

MF · Born December 30, 1994

Age in each playoff game

1. 2014 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 29, 2014), Vancouver Whitecaps vs FC Dallas 1–2: 19 years, 303 days
2. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 1, 2015), Vancouver Whitecaps vs Portland Timbers 0–0: 20 years, 306 days
3. 2015 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 8, 2015), Vancouver Whitecaps vs Portland Timbers 0–2: 20 years, 313 days
4. 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 26, 2017), Columbus Crew vs Atlanta United 0–0 (3–1 pens): 22 years, 300 days
5. 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs (October 31, 2017), Columbus Crew vs NYCFC 4–1: 22 years, 305 days
6. 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 5, 2017), Columbus Crew vs NYCFC 0–2: 22 years, 310 days
7. 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 21, 2017), Columbus Crew vs Toronto 0–0: 22 years, 326 days
8. 2017 MLS Cup Playoffs (November 29, 2017), Columbus Crew vs Toronto 0–1: 22 years, 334 days

Age in each season

1. 2013 (Vancouver Whitecaps): 18 years, 62 days to 18 years, 301 days
2. 2014 (Vancouver Whitecaps): 19 years, 68 days to 19 years, 300 days
3. 2015 (Vancouver Whitecaps): 20 years, 66 days to 20 years, 299 days
4. 2016 (Vancouver Whitecaps): 21 years, 67 days to 21 years, 298 days
5. 2017 (Columbus Crew, Vancouver Whitecaps): 22 years, 63 days to 22 years, 296 days
6. 2019 (FC Cincinnati): 24 years, 62 days to 24 years, 280 days
7. 2020 (New England Revolution, FC Cincinnati): 25 years, 61 days to 25 years, 314 days
8. 2021 (Austin): 26 years, 107 days to 26 years, 312 days