Jacken Russell-Rowway scored three first half goals of hosts Columbus Crew in a 3–1 victory at Atlanta United on Wednesday.
Rowe made his first debut with goals in the 32nd and 42nd minutes since May 24, when Andres Herera took the crew (9-3–7, 34 points) to a 1-0 lead in the 23rd minute.
Columbus has won two directly since the six-match win, while Atlanta (4–10–5, 17 points) with three direct necklaces, all on the road, are leading in the opposite direction with a combined 9–1 score.
Five strips have won nine road matches (0-7-2) this season and there are two more competitions before returning home on 16 July.
A bright place for Atlanta was a target of 3–1 in the 56th minute in the 56th minute, but the crew rude to move forward 6–1-4 at home.
The hastime score may not be sufficient indication of how prominent the crews were. He benefited in shots, 14–3, and target shots, 7–1.
The Philadelphia Union’s all-time lead goal-scorer Daniel Gajdag, which was acquired in April, continued his first crew score after 11 matches, but he was denied excellent savings in the initial half by Brad Guzan twice and had another shot on an open net by Lennon.
While he earned his second columbus assistance on the first goal of Russell-Rowway, the crew hopes that he will break his target against his former team on Sunday.
Fortunately for the crew, he had other scorers and met Harera Dylan Chambost on board after a long lead pass, which got his team-Secretary seventh assistance.
Russell-Ro increased the lead when his low-angle shot defeated Gujan on the right post. He chased from the left to make it 3–0 with a shot through Gajan’s feet. He has seven goals.
After the break, Atlanta settled and Lennon pokeed in a loose ball after a corner. The score was initially rejected, but a review revealed that the ball had crossed the line completely.
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