Columbus Crew vs. Philadelphia Union: A hard-fought draw ends in a 3-3 tie
The Columbus Crew and the Philadelphia Union faced off in a thrilling match that ended in a 3-3 draw. The match was a back-and-forth affair from the start, with both teams showing aggressive offensive play.
The Columbus Crew started strong, scoring the first goal in the 4th minute through Cucho Hernández, who received a pass from D. Chambost. The Crew continued to press and managed to score their second goal in the 41st minute through M. Farsi.
However, the Philadelphia Union did not give up and managed to tie the score in the 25th minute with a goal from N. Harriel. The Union continued to fight and managed to score the tying goal in the 78th minute thanks to J. McGlynn.
Cucho Hernández scored again for the Crew in the 77th minute, but the Union responded quickly with a goal from J. McGlynn. Both teams had chances to score the winning goal, but they failed to convert.
The match was a high-level spectacle, with a total of 30 shots between both teams and a good pace of play.
The Columbus Crew had a higher percentage of ball possession (62%), while the Philadelphia Union had more shots on goal (5).
Despite the tie on the scoreboard, the Columbus Crew dominated the statistics of ball possession, shots and corners.
The match was played at the Lower.com Field in Columbus, Ohio, under the direction of referee Allen Chapman.
Substitutions columbus crew: at minute 61 D. Jones came in and D. Nagbe went out., at minute 73 M. Arfsten came in and M. Farsi went out., at minute 73 A. Jackson came in and D. Rossi went out., at minute 81 A. Matan came in and D. Chambost went out., at minute 81 T. Habroune came in and A. Jackson went out.
Substitutions philadelphia union: at minute 66 A. Bedoya came in and D. Jean Jacques went out., at minute 73 J. McGlynn came in and L. Flach went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Columbus Crew
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