Sean Zawadzki made a corner kick in the third minute of the second half-stop time to leave the Columbus crew on Saturday with the host Philadelphia Union 2-2.
Zawadzki was a remote mission to throw a fisk by Diego Rossi playing less than 30 seconds. Dylan Chambost received his second assistance (7-1-4, 25 points), which was 5-1-1 in the last seven games.
Frankie Westfield, 64. minute union (7-3-2, 23 points) to 2-1 to raise the first MLS goal scored. Tai Baribo had a goal and help for Philadelphia, who won the last three games.
BARIBO scored a goal in the 45th minute, but Max Arfsten tied the union’s union bench quickly before responding quickly. Danley Jean Jacques pulled out the depths of the box, the religious and goalkeeper Patrick Schultte.
While the crew was involved, Baribo took the ball to Westfield for a strike at the 11th MLS match.
Baribo, the league took the lead with seven goals, but six came in the first three games. He chose a perfect time to break his collapse.
The game was initiated by the goalkeeper Andrew Rick with a long output from the left wing and scored a leading cross outside his right foot to make Baribo score his eighth goal.
Repeats showed that Sullivan could be called offside, but the game was not reviewed.
Arfsten scored his third goal with a left -foot shot from the middle of the box from the help of Chambost.
Philadelphia’s Jamaican international goalkeeper Andre Blake could not play because of the knee injury, so 19 -year -old Rick made the third MLS the third MLS and the ninth career of the season.
The match turned into a home for the crew Midfielder Daniel Gazdag. With the union’s four plus seasons, the goal leader of all time was traded on April 1.
This season had two goals and two assists in six games for the unit, but he did not contribute to one score in four crew matches.
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