In a game that saw two enough speeds, the Columbus Crew scored three unanswered goals in a interval of 18 minutes, with a 2–0 starting 2–0 in the 4–2 road win over FC Cincinnati at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati on Saturday night.
Columbus (11–3–8, 41 points) scored two goals late in the first half, with one in the third minute of the stoppage time, the match was tied 2–2 in Halftime to tie 2–2.
The crew took a 3–2 lead on its goal of an FC Cincinnati in the 59th minute, before the match added a goal in snow time.
After delay in the match for 56 minutes due to serious weather, FC came out of the gate to take command of Cincinnati (13-6-3, 42 points). Both midfielders Pavel Bucha and Evander gave Cincinnati an initial lead of 2–0 in the first five minutes.
The target of the Ewender was his 13th of the season, and it tied the FC Cincinnati Club Record of four consecutive games with a goal. It was a right-foot shot from the right half location outside the box, with only a required target percentage of four percent.
Despite the slight control of the match through the first 41 minutes, Columbus scored the next four goals to score three points.
Crew’s all-star forward, Diego Rossi scored his 11th goal of the season with a right-foot shot from the center of the box to start Columbus’s return.
In the 59th minute of the second half, things deteriorated for FC Cincinnati, when All-Star Defender Miles Robinson scored his goal to give Columbus a 3–2 lead.
FC Cincinnati was expected to tie the match in the final 30 minutes, but the crew goalkeeper Patrick Shult kept him away from the scoreboard in the second half, which made two savings.
The Cincinnati goalkeeper Roman Celesso did not have a savings and allowed all four Columbus goals.
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