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Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal
Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

Hamilton Spectator

time7 days ago

  • Sport
  • Hamilton Spectator

Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Tai Baribo scored his 14th goal and rookie defender Olwethu Makhanya scored the first of his career early in the second half to lead the Philadelphia Union to a 2-1 victory over CF Montreal on Wednesday night. Baribo scored unassisted with a right-footed shot from the center of the box in the 37th minute to put the Union up 1-0. Prince Owusu took a pass from defender Joel Waterman two minutes into stoppage time and scored to tie it 1-1 at halftime. It was a career-high 10th goal this season for Owusu and his 44th in 60 career appearances. Waterman's assist was his first in 128 career appearances over six seasons with Montreal. Philadelphia went back in front five minutes into the second half on the 21-year-old Makhanya's netter. Fellow defender Kai Wagner collected his eighth assist. Andre Blake turned away three shots in goal for Philadelphia (14-5-4). Sébastian Breza had two saves for Montreal (3-14-6). The Union maintain their lead in the Eastern Conference and Supporter's Shield race by a point over FC Cincinnati, which shut out Lionel Messi and Inter Miami 3-0 Wednesday night. Expansion side San Diego FC began the day trailing the Union by a point as the leaders in the Western Conference. Baribo is two behind league leaders Messi and Sam Surridge of Nashville SC in the race for the Golden Boot Award. The Union travel to play the Houston Dynamo on Saturday. Montreal will host the Chicago Fire on Saturday. ___ AP soccer:

Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal
Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

Fox Sports

time7 days ago

  • Sport
  • Fox Sports

Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

Associated Press CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Tai Baribo scored his 14th goal and rookie defender Olwethu Makhanya scored the first of his career early in the second half to lead the Philadelphia Union to a 2-1 victory over CF Montreal on Wednesday night. Baribo scored unassisted with a right-footed shot from the center of the box in the 37th minute to put the Union up 1-0. Prince Owusu took a pass from defender Joel Waterman two minutes into stoppage time and scored to tie it 1-1 at halftime. It was a career-high 10th goal this season for Owusu and his 44th in 60 career appearances. Waterman's assist was his first in 128 career appearances over six seasons with Montreal. Philadelphia went back in front five minutes into the second half on the 21-year-old Makhanya's netter. Fellow defender Kai Wagner collected his eighth assist. Andre Blake turned away three shots in goal for Philadelphia (14-5-4). Sebastian Breza had two saves for Montreal (3-14-6). The Union maintain their lead in the Eastern Conference and Supporter's Shield race by a point over FC Cincinnati, which shut out Lionel Messi and Inter Miami 3-0 Wednesday night. Expansion side San Diego FC began the day trailing the Union by a point as the leaders in the Western Conference. Baribo is two behind league leaders Messi and Sam Surridge of Nashville SC in the race for the Golden Boot Award. The Union travel to play the Houston Dynamo on Saturday. Montreal will host the Chicago Fire on Saturday. ___ AP soccer: recommended Item 1 of 1

Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal
Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

Winnipeg Free Press

time7 days ago

  • Sport
  • Winnipeg Free Press

Tai Baribo, rookie Olwethu Makhanya lead Union to 2-1 victory over Montreal

CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Tai Baribo scored his 14th goal and rookie defender Olwethu Makhanya scored the first of his career early in the second half to lead the Philadelphia Union to a 2-1 victory over CF Montreal on Wednesday night. Baribo scored unassisted with a right-footed shot from the center of the box in the 37th minute to put the Union up 1-0. Prince Owusu took a pass from defender Joel Waterman two minutes into stoppage time and scored to tie it 1-1 at halftime. It was a career-high 10th goal this season for Owusu and his 44th in 60 career appearances. Waterman's assist was his first in 128 career appearances over six seasons with Montreal. Philadelphia went back in front five minutes into the second half on the 21-year-old Makhanya's netter. Fellow defender Kai Wagner collected his eighth assist. Andre Blake turned away three shots in goal for Philadelphia (14-5-4). Sébastian Breza had two saves for Montreal (3-14-6). Thursdays Keep up to date on sports with Mike McIntyre's weekly newsletter. The Union maintain their lead in the Eastern Conference and Supporter's Shield race by a point over FC Cincinnati, which shut out Lionel Messi and Inter Miami 3-0 Wednesday night. Expansion side San Diego FC began the day trailing the Union by a point as the leaders in the Western Conference. Baribo is two behind league leaders Messi and Sam Surridge of Nashville SC in the race for the Golden Boot Award. The Union travel to play the Houston Dynamo on Saturday. Montreal will host the Chicago Fire on Saturday. ___ AP soccer:

Inside Inter Miami: Messi on fire, team rolling, Suarez's struggles and more
Inside Inter Miami: Messi on fire, team rolling, Suarez's struggles and more

Miami Herald

time16-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Miami Herald

Inside Inter Miami: Messi on fire, team rolling, Suarez's struggles and more

Lionel Messi is on fire. He's scored two or more goals in five consecutive MLS league matches. At age 38, Messi continues to defy belief and his latest surge is carrying Inter Miami back into contention not just for the postseason, but perhaps a repeat Supporter's Shield triumph. The latest episode of Inside Inter Miami reviews the team's recent three victories including a huge win over Nashville SC, which snapped its 15-game unbeaten streak. Our hosts Michelle Kaufman and Andre Fernandez dive into how the team has improved since just before the FIFA Club World Cup with reactions from players. We also look at how Messi continues to play through each tough test. We look at the team's success despite struggles for superstar Luis Suarez and we get reaction from coach Javier Mascherano about how to handle the situation. We also look at the seemingly done deal to reunite Messi with superstar Rodrigo De Paul on Inter Miami as well as Messi's pending contract extension. And we look back at the Club World Cup, including its stunning finale with Chelsea crushing Paris St.-Germain. Remember, you can watch this show on YouTube and on our site at The podcast is available on Spotify, Apple podcasts, and most other platforms where you listen to your pods. Thank you for watching and listening, and enjoy!

Dynamo begin key stretch with visit from Whitecaps
Dynamo begin key stretch with visit from Whitecaps

Canada News.Net

time16-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Canada News.Net

Dynamo begin key stretch with visit from Whitecaps

(Photo credit: Jamie Sabau-Imagn Images) Houston Dynamo coach Ben Olsen said his team is living on the edge. The Dynamo fell off that edge Saturday night at Real Salt Lake when they gave up a set-piece goal late in the first half that held up in a 1-0 loss, which put them out of the Western Conference playoff table. That makes Wednesday night's visit from the Vancouver Whitecaps vital if Houston is to regain a spot in the conference's top nine. 'Every game for the rest of the season is big because that is where we are living,' Olsen said after the defeat at RSL. 'That was also echoed to the players and we will get back to work.' The Dynamo (7-10-5, 26 points) are on that edge Olsen mentioned because they haven't been able to marry good possession numbers with production. They rank ninth in the league in possession but are only 18th in goals (28) and 21st in goals allowed (35). This could be a big week for Houston's postseason hopes. After playing the West's third-place side in Vancouver, they remain home Saturday night for Supporter's Shield leader Philadelphia. Meanwhile, the Whitecaps (11-5-5, 38 points) are trying to work their way out of their first slump of the season. A 3-0 loss on Saturday night at Colorado was their fourth in five fixtures and again exposed a defense that has lost its shape in this stretch. Although Vancouver is still tied for seventh in MLS in goals allowed at 25, 13 of those have come in the four losses. That also includes a 3-0 defeat on July 4 at the Los Angeles Galaxy, who have won only three times in 22 matches. 'I think it's very important that we look at what is our identity as a team,' said Whitecaps coach Jesper Sorensen. 'That's what's going to make you the team that you want to be. I think that we, right now, lack what we were good at in the beginning of the season.' This is the fourth of five straight matches away from home for Vancouver.

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