Impact falls 2-1 against Philadelphia

The Montreal Impact couldn’t win a second game in a row and fell 2-1 against the Philadelphia Union on Sunday night.

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Summary

86th minute: Quioto gets a golden chance. He lifts the ball and Blake barely manages to deflect it slightly. It misses very little.

79th minute: Romell Quioto can draw the tie when he finds himself in a free kick situation, but he cannot make it happen.

65th minute: GOAL! Amar Sejdic hits the target and reduces the gap to 2-1! This is his first goal with the Impact!

60th minute: The Union continues to attack. Aaronson gets a chance, but Diop steps in to curb the threat.

49th minute: GOAL! Sergio Santos puts the finishing touches on a beautiful passing game. It’s 2-0 Union.

47th minute: Wanyama gets the Impact’s best chance in this game, but he has a goal stolen by Blake.

39th minute: GOAL! Jamiro Monteiro has a great breakthrough and unleashes a shot that gives Diop no chance. It’s 1-0 Union.

35th minute: Luis Binks gets in touch with Olivier Mbaizo. The latter writhes in pain on the field, but he is able to get up after a while and he continues the game.

27th minute: It was Zachary Brault-Guillard’s turn to get a chance, but the strike was missed again. This is the Impact’s fifth shot of the game, but none was on target.

20th minute: Another good chance for the Impact, Victor Wanyama manages to steal the ball from Warren Creavalle. However, his shot lacks precision.

16th minute: The Impact is buzzing in the Philadelphia zone. A good game is built, but Rudy Camacho misses the mark.

10th minute: Amar Sejdic gets a free kick. His strike is touched with the tips of his fingers by Andre Blake. The Union goalkeeper bangs his head against the post. He is in pain, but remains in the game.

1st minute: The Union is starting the match strong. From the first moments of the meeting, Brenden Aaronson goes with a shot on target. Clément Diop made the stop.

Different match

The two teams met on September 20 and the Union won 4 to 1.

But this meeting was special. First, the Impact took the lead in the 5th minute on a goal from Romell Quioto, but he suffered a bloody stroke and was sent off 10 minutes later.

“Things were going well even at 10, reminded Thierry Henry by videoconference on Saturday noon. We mastered the game until half-time and after that it was much more difficult for us. “

Samuel Piette maintains that it is the state of mind that made the strength of the team in this meeting with the score which does not indicate the real pace of the course. “In that game, we had a lot of intensity in what we were doing and we found it a bit against Chicago and Columbus. We were very supportive of each other to try to keep the score equal as long as possible. “