Crew hang on late to hand Whitecaps rare loss

Crew hang on late to hand Whitecaps rare loss

Diego Rossi scored the go-ahead goal in the 21st minute and the Columbus Crew held on for a 2-1 victory over visiting Vancouver to hand the Whitecaps their first defeat in 12 matches.

Nigerian star who adores Real Madrid's Mbappe makes MLS history with Columbus Crew - Soccernet NG

Nigerian forward Ibrahim Aliyu found the back of the net for Columbus Crew in their 2-1 Major League Soccer victory over Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday night, Soccernet.ng reports. Aliyu opened the scoring for the home team – his second for the season – on the road to Columbus Crew registering a crucial win that ended a run of six winless games. The 23-year-old attacker's early strike for Columbus Crew sent his name into the club’s record books…

Columbus Crew secure a 2-1 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Crew defender Mohamed Farsi (23) jokes around during warm-ups before the match Saturday. Credit: Macy Erickson | Lantern Photographer Referees lead the Columbus Crew and Vancouver Whitecaps onto the field before the match Saturday. Credit: Macy Erickson | Lantern Photographer Crew forward Ibrahim Aliyu (11) celebrates his early goal against Vancouver during the match Saturday. Credit: Macy Erickson | Lantern Photographer Crew players celebrate t…

Vancouver Whitecaps' record MLS unbeaten run snapped at 11 games by Columbus Crew

Every road has its bumps. The Vancouver Whitecaps are still the best team in the MLS West, but their club-record undefeated streak is over. The Caps, hampered by international absences and injuries, went down 2-1 to Wilfried Nancy’s Columbus Crew on Saturday evening in Ohio. It was just the Caps’ second league loss of the […] The post Vancouver Whitecaps’ record MLS unbeaten run snapped at 11 games by Columbus Crew appeared first on Canadian Soc…

The Pitch: Columbus Crew's Lower.com Field Continues Honored MLS Stadium Tradition

Columbus Crew’s Lower.com Field Continues Honored MLS Stadium Tradition After opening the first soccer-specific stadium in the United States in 1999, the Columbus Crew are coming full-circle on a league-honored infrastructure tradition, as they prepare to debut the dazzling new 20,000-seat Lower.com Field in the city’s downtown arena district, with