Impact Earn First Road Point with 1-1 Draw at DC

The game-tape from the Montreal Impact at D.C. United game won’t be used for any instructional purposes, I can assure you of that. The final line was Impact 1 United 1.

Montreal drew with DC 1-1

The first half was a quite “blah,” boring 45 minutes of soccer. There was a lot of back and forth possession and a bunch of offsides calls. Montreal striker, Sanna Nyassi, was flagged three separate times for it in the half! There was absolutely no rhythm whatsoever when the whistle blew for intermission.

Bernardo Corradi scored for the Impact in the 69th minute, as he headed in a nice cross from Lamar Neagle to the back post. Four minutes later, DC United’s Maicon Santos scored on a low shot, from about 30 yards out, to beat Donovan Ricketts to the near post.

The Impact had chances to take the lead late in the game but couldn’t step up. In the 87th minute, Davy Arnaud had an attempt but it went wide.

The Portland Timbers are up next on the schedule for the Impact. Kickoff on April 28th from Stade Olympique is set 2 for PM ET. With this weekend off, take time to hit me up on Twitter at @MLSinMONTREAL and give me your thoughts on the team thus far. I would love to hear from you passionate Montreal fans.

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About Dustyn Richardson

Managing editor and Houston Dynamo writer for Total-MLS. Fan of all Houston sports teams and Manchester United supporter. Still angry at Bud Selig for moving the Astros to the American League.

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