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Impact Can't Dig out of Hole vs. Philadelphia

October 11, 2020 - Major League Soccer (MLS)
Club de Foot Montreal News Release


CHESTER, Pennsylvania - The Montreal Impact lost 2-1 against the Philadelphia Union, Sunday, at Subaru Park. The home team took a 2-0 lead thanks to Jamiro Monteiro (39') and Sergio Santos (48'), but Amar Sejdic (65') cut the lead in half for the Impact, a score that nevertheless held until the final whistle. The Montreal Impact will play its next game on Wednesday at 7:30pm EDT (TVA Sports, 98,5, TSN 690) against the New England Revolution, at Red Bull Arena, in Harrison, New Jersey.

GAME NOTES

Amar Sejdic scored his first career MLS goal.

Mason Toye got his fisrt MLS start with the Impact.

Ballou Tabla played his first minutes of the season.

The Impact put an end to a 254-minute sequence without conceding at home for the Union.

GOALS

PHI - Jamiro Monteiro (Ilsinho) 39'

PHI - Sergio Santos (Ilsinho, Brenden Aaronson) 48'

MTL - Amar Sejdic (Romell Quioto) 65'

CAUTIONS

MTL - Samuel Piette 55'

PHI - Olivier Mbaizo 58'

MTL - Victor Wanyama 59'

MTL - Jorge Corrales 71'

PHI - Alejandro Bedoya 76'

PHI - Matt Real 90'+3'

LINEUPS

MTL - Gk-Clément Diop; D-Jorge Corrales, Luis Binks, Rod Fanni, Rudy Camacho, Zachary Brault-Guillard (Clément Bayiha 84'); M-Amar Sejdic, Victor Wanyama, Samuel Piette; F-Bojan (Ballou Tabla 56'), Mason Toye (Rommel Quioto 51')

Subs not used: James Pantemis, Jonatham Sirois, Joel Waterman, Karifa Yao, Shamit Shome, Tomas Giraldo

PHI - Gk-Andre Blake; D-Kai Wagner, Mark McKenzie, Jack Elliott, Olivier Mbaizo (Matt Real 61'); M- Warren Creavalle (Sergio Santos MT), Alejandro Bedoya, Brenden Aaronson, Jamiro Monteiro, Ilsinho (Anthony Fontana 72'); F-Kacper Przybylko

Subs not used: Joe Bendik, Matthew Freese, Aurélien Collin, Matej Oravec, Andrew Wooten, Michee Ngalina

THIERRY HENRY

"We have to learn as fast as possible how to deal with different moments. We saw a Philadelphia team that only played the long ball. We managed to come back to the score. Logically, we could have got the draw. The team didn't give up."

LUIS BINKS

"We deserved at least the draw. We had two big chances in the second half. We made it hard for ourselves to get something out of the game. It's never easy to transition from a back four to a back five but that is part of football. One minute you play with someone, the next there is an injury or something else. We know how each other play. I think Columbus and Philadelphia are very good teams in our league. Today we played well but we weren't good enough in the final third and in our own box."

SAMUEL PIETTE

"I think that opportunism is what made the difference tonight. We had chances in the second half. I think that they had two chances in the entire game and they scored. We pushed until the end, but little things made the difference. We have to watch tonight's game and analyze what we did right and wrong. There were some good things tonight. Now, we only have two days to get ready for New England and it will be a very important game."


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