Montreal falls to Miami 1-0, keeping them winless
However, he mishit the ball and helplessly watched the effort go wide.That did not dampen Montreal’s control as just two minutes later it was Hennadii Synchuk’s turn to test Miami goalkeeper Rocco Ríos Novo. Another Owusu cross found Synchuk at the near post as the Ukrainian youth international’s spectacular backheel was stopped by Ríos Novo’s outstretched hand.Opinion: FIFA gets big bucks. How can we actually make money off soccer?It took Miami roughly 20 minutes to finally get into the game and set their own rhythm in possession.
- ▪However, he mishit the ball and helplessly watched the effort go wide.That did not dampen Montreal’s control as just two minutes later it was Hennadii Synchuk’s turn to test Miami goalkeeper Rocco Ríos Novo.
- ▪Another Owusu cross found Synchuk at the near post as the Ukrainian youth international’s spectacular backheel was stopped by Ríos Novo’s outstretched hand.Opinion: FIFA gets big bucks.
- ▪How can we actually make money off soccer?It took Miami roughly 20 minutes to finally get into the game and set their own rhythm in possession.
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Open this photo in gallery:Inter Miami CF's Micael Dos Santos Silva (16) defends against CF Montreal's Prince Owusu (9) during first half MLS soccer action in Montreal, on Saturday.Graham Hughes/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountStars Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul didn’t play, but Inter Miami still found a way to beat CF Montreal 1-0 at Stade Saputo on Saturday.Luis Suárez’ converted a penalty kick in the 81st minute as Miami (11-2-4) has now won six consecutive road games, keeping Montreal (4-10-3) winless in their last six MLS matches.Montreal came out of the game firing on all cylinders and caught Miami off guard, allowing them to control much of the ball and even produce a golden opportunity that inexplicably did not…
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