Recap: New England Revolution vs Montreal Impact 11/20/2020

The 2020 Audi MLS Cup playoffs have got off to a thrilling start The New England Revolution Is at the top Montreal effect Thanks to Golazo from death, 2-1 in a play-off round match between the two sides at Gillette Stadium on Friday Gustavo Bow.

Carls Gill With the first goal of the match for New England in the 38th minute, the Reves took a 1-0 lead in the second half, thanks to a clutch leveler from Montreal. Rommel Quito. But Bowe sent New England into a fantastic long strike with the final matches and brought the Montreal season to a heartbreaking end.

The Reves had very good chances in the first half and found Gill’s progressive courtesy as he hit home a beautiful first time volley from the feed from Bow.

But the effect came back in the 61st minute Amar Sezdik Sent a free kick into the box that went back to the accident area Rudy Camacho Into the path of charging Quito. Honduran cashes home huge equalizer with huge finish neatly placed beyond New England goalkeeper’s outstretched arms Matt Turner.

Leveler set up a back-to-back finish as the shoulders shifted chances to find the winning goal. When Gill was found in the 76th minute, the Revs had close chances Teal Bunberry Wide open in the box to see the goal with the Montreal goalkeeper Clement Diop His line of charging. But Curling made an effort on the Bunbury crossbar.

New England hit twice for the winner before full time as Bow had a wide shot trickle in the 86th minute and Gill was denied by a wide save from Diop shortly afterwards. Adam Busca The second half came within inches of the dramatic winner, which was bound for a goal with a snap header, but was turned down by Diving Diop, who deflected the shot from the post and was able to get Montreal in extra time. .

The final heroes of the Montreal goalkeeper before the final whistle are quenched by a stunning winner from the bow, as Argentina pushed the laser strike home from a distance into the bottom corner, sending the Philadelphia Union or the Reves in a dramatic manner to counter. Toronto F.C.

Objectives

• 38 ‘- NE – Carles Gill | See
• 61 ‘- MTL – Rommel Quito | See
• 90 ‘+ 5 – NE – Gustavo Bow | See

Three things

• Large image: What a start to this year’s post season. Give Impact credit for his hard work with the acronym lineup, but in the end, Bruce Arena’s distinctive rematch ends with another heartbreaking end to another playoff victory. They had to work hard for it, but the Reves were a deserving winner with a strong overall performance. New England have kept all three of their designated players healthy and fit, and the Gill and Bow duo have shown what significant improvement as they look to turn dramatic success into a post-season run.
• Moment of the match: It was a late winner from Bow, which was a beautiful ending in the biggest moments.

• Man of the Match: Scoring a game-winner in the 95th minute is usually a good way to get honors. Bow is also an option for this.

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