Jackson Hopkins Scores 1st MLS Goal for DC United in 1-1 Tie with Montreal
- Jackson Hopkins scored his first goal in MLS for D.C. United in a 1-1 tie against CF Montreal.
- D.C. United ended a five-game road losing streak with this match, marking their first positive result away from home this season.
- Hopkins scored in the 28th minute with a low shot from the penalty arc, giving D.C. United a 1-0 lead.
- Montreal remains winless in regulation in 16 games across all competitions, with Luca Petrasso equalizing in the 41st minute.
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