Match to Forget: Drake Callender conceded from an acute angle in the early going before eventually being beat a second time later in the match.
Moment of the Match: Heber needed only 12 minutes to double NYCFC’s lead, giving Nick Cushing’s squad some breathing room to close out the home victory. Man of the Match: Maxi Moralez scored the opening goal for NYCFC and also finished the match with the most chances created (3) and with three duels won. (Maxi Moralez 12′, Heber 73′) Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Sejdic and fellow center mid Matheus Rossetto’s poor positioning allowed the Galaxy to outnumber the Atlanta defense and score the game’s only goal. Match to Forget: Atlanta United midfielder Amar Sejdic jumped forward as Atlanta United gave up a header in the middle of the field in the seventh minute. Moment of the Match: Kevin Cabral scored his first goal of the season by punching the ball in inches away from the goal line in the seventh minute. The Uruguayan won 8 duels and made three tackles to preserve the shutout. Man of the Match: New Galaxy signing Gaston Brugman made sure Atlanta United would have no chance to equalize. (Kevin Cabral 7′, Dejan Joveljic 90+6′) Jayne Kamin-Oncea-USA TODAY Sports Match to Forget: Andrew Tarbell’s error on the opening goal easily could’ve been avoided and ended up hurting Austin FC’s chances in the final scoreline. Moment of the Match: Tom Barlow’s goal in the 65th minute proved to be the deciding goal between the two teams, capping off a seven-goal thriller in Austin. Man of the Match: Sebastian Driussi was the best player on the field in Texas on Sunday night, scoring two goals, creating the most chances (3), and also completing the most dribbles (3). (Sebastian Driussi 45′, 69′, Ethan Finlay 81′) – (Serge Ngoma 14′, Dru Yearwood 26′, Cameron Harper 51′, Tom Barlow 65′) Erich Schlegel-USA TODAY Sports Here is a closer look at this weekend’s MLS results: FC Cincinnati and Nashville SC shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw at TQL Stadium. Petrovic was stellar, helping Bruce Arena’s side avoid defeat in Columbus and at least walk away with one point.Įlsewhere, the Philadelphia Union edged Orlando City 1-0 at Exploria Stadium thanks to Daniel Gazdag’s 10th league goal of 2022. Steve Birnbaum’s consolation goal could not help Chad Ashton’s squad about a third league defeat out of the past four matches.ĭjordje Petrovic stole the show for the New England Revolution, making six saves in a scoreless draw with the Columbus Crew on Saturday.
Quioto added a second goal before halftime for the Canadian club. Quioto needed only one minute to open the scoring at Audi Field, making Donovan Pines pay after the centerback’s sloppy error in the back. United, using a first-half brace from Romell Quioto to earn a 2-1 victory. Maxi Moralez opened the scoring in the first half thanks to Castellanos’ assist before Heber iced the club’s fourth-straight victory with a second-half finish off the bench.ĬF Montreal snagged three points on the road at D.C. New York City FC gave Valentin Castellanos a winning send-off as the defending MLS Cup winners defeated Inter Miami 2-0 at Yankee Stadium. Arango set up Bale in the dying stages of the match, watching as the Welsh international slid home a left-footed effort into the bottom corner. Arango’s strong season continued as the in-form forward broken the deadlock with his ninth goal of the season. Tom Barlow and Cameron Harper both scored in the second half as the Red Bulls jumped to third place in the Eastern Conference with the result.Ĭristian Arango and Bale celebrated goals as LAFC downed Sporting KC 2-0 at Children’s Mercy Park, remaining top of the Western Conference for another weekend. Gerhard Struber’s squad scored two goals in each half to pick up three points against one of the top teams in MLS this season. The New York Red Bulls rebounded nicely from last weekend’s Hudson River Derby loss to NYCFC by downing Austin 4-3 at Q2 Stadium. A massive win for the New York Red Bulls, strong performances from Toronto FC’s new signings Lorenzo Insigne and Federico Bernardeschi, and Gareth Bale’s first MLS goal highlighted Week 22 in Major League Soccer.
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