Kishori Jeevan Badwal scored his first MLS goal as hosts Vancouver Whitcaps on Sunday night extended his unbeaten line in 11 matches with a 3–0 win against Seattle sounders.
Daniel Rios and Damir Cralach also scored for the MLS-Living Whitcaps (10–1-5, 35 points), which are 6–0-5 during their run.
While whitcaps entered the short-handing in the Cascadia Cup Shodown, in which nine players away for international duty and many others, including Badwal, suspected after a gastrointestinal disease, the Cruz Azul for the previous weekend, the last weekend, was shed by the team’s journey to the Maxico City for the previous weekend.
The red cards were issued by referee Ricardo Fiero three minutes ago in the second half by referee Ricardo Fiero to deny the goal-scoring opportunities to Soundlers Defenders Nahau Tolo and Jonathan Bell.
Noaho had no complaint with sounders in the 52nd minute with sounders, practically dealt with Mathius Leboarda outside the top right corner of the 18-yard box. The same call cannot be said for the second call, as Bell inadvertently kept the heel of Emmanuel Sabbi at a distance of about 20 yards from the net.
Whitcaps opened scoring in the 40th minute. Edier Ocampo sent Jean Cloud Nagando to a pass to the left of the penalty area. Nagando cut a pass on the middle of the pitch, where Badwal pressed the sounders into the net with one-timer. The 19 -year -old Badwal was starting his second career.
Rios helped win with a 20-yard strike in the upper left corner of the net in the 70th minute.
Cralach, who came to Badwal Midway through the second half, scored from a penalty spot in the 88th minute, when Sabbi was tried by Joao Paulo of Seattle.
The wide of the right post was missing with both efforts of quality scoring in the first half to the sounders. The first Alex came from the top of the 6-yard box in the second minute from the top of the box at a volley. The second 31st minute came on a 15-yard shot by Pedro de la Vega from the left side of the penalty region.
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