Owusu Equalizes in 59th Minute, CF Montréal Draws New England Revolution 2-2
Brayan Vera and Prince Owusu scored after halftime as Montréal ended a three-match scoreless streak and salvaged a point.
- On Saturday, MONTREAL erased a two-goal halftime deficit to draw the New England Revolution 2 to 2, with Prince Owusu scoring the equalizer in the 59th minute.
- Carles Gil opened the scoring from the penalty spot in his 200th MLS start, and Dor Turgeman doubled the lead six minutes later to give New England a 2 to 0 halftime advantage.
- Brayan Vera sparked MONTREAL's comeback with a 52nd-minute goal off an assist from Morales, ending a three-match scoreless streak. Owusu completed the comeback seven minutes later with a header from Luca Petrasso.
- The result leaves MONTREAL winless in six straight regular-season matches, though the draw provides a brief respite after the scoreless streak.
- New England visits the Houston Dynamo next Saturday, while MONTREAL takes a two-week break before its next fixture.
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CF Montreal rallies in second half to salvage 2-2 draw with New England
MONTREAL - Two goals in seven minutes helped CF Montreal salvage a point against the New England Revolution on Saturday night at Stade Saputo.
The CF Montreal came from the back to get a 2-2 null verdict against the New England Revolution on Saturday night at the Saputo Stadium.
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Owusu equalizes in 59th minute, CF Montréal draws New England Revolution 2-2
Prince Owusu scored the equalizer in the 59th minute, and CF Montréal erased a two-goal halftime deficit to draw the New England Revolution 2-2 on Saturday.
The Saputo Stadium was rubbing. After all, the CF Montreal had not scored in MLS since May 23, and he was late by two goals against Revolution. Then Brayan Vera opened the lights.
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