US EditionCrew double up Charlotte FC, vault into first place in Eastern Conference
- The Columbus Crew defeated Charlotte FC 4-2 in a soccer match on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio, moving to first place in the Eastern Conference.
- Columbus took the lead after Dylan Chambost scored at 25 minutes, followed by Diego Rossi's penalty goal at 39 minutes caused by a foul from Charlotte's Liel Abada.
- Charlotte responded with Wilfried Zaha's early first-half penalty and goals from Aziel Jackson and Abada, but Columbus sealed the win with Jacen Russell-Rowe's header in the 81st minute.
- Columbus improved to a 7-1-3 record leading the conference, while Charlotte's record dropped to 6-4-1, with key moments including Chambost's left-footed shot and Kahlina's failure to stop Rossi's penalty.
- This victory strengthens Columbus Crew's position atop the Eastern Conference and demonstrates their balanced attack despite Charlotte narrowing the score multiple times.
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The Daily Advance
Columbus Crew top Charlotte FC 4-2 to maintain Eastern Conference lead
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Dylan Chambost scored the game's first goal and helped lead a balanced attack by the Eastern Conference leading Columbus Crew who beat Charlotte FC 4-2 on Saturday.
Jackson Progress-Argus
Crew double up Charlotte FC, vault into first place in Eastern Conference
Dylan Chambost scored his first MLS goal to help the Columbus Crew to a 4-2 win over visiting Charlotte FC on Saturday to move into first place in the Eastern Conference.
Six goal showdown sees Columbus Crew edge out Charlotte FC 4-2
The Columbus Crew welcomed Charlotte FC to town for the first time this season in proved a fiery matchup between both sides. Columbus came into this match looking to improve their positioning in the Eastern Conference against one of the most dangerous defenses in the league. The outcome never disappoints when these two teams play, and fans were in for a treat once the ball started rolling at Lower.com Field. Slippery conditions made for a very i…
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