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FC Cincinnati Outplayed in Game 2 From First Touch to Final Whistle, Fall 4-0
Columbus Crew even the MLS Cup first-round series with a 4-0 win, holding a 19-1 shot advantage and capitalizing on a red card to FC Cincinnati.
- On Nov. 2, Columbus Crew's 4-0 win at Lower.com Field tied the series 1-1, with Game 3 scheduled for Nov. 8 in Cincinnati.
- After losing Game 1 on Oct. 27, Columbus faced elimination in the MLS Cup first-round best-of-three series, with the winner advancing to the Eastern Conference semifinal against No. 3 seed Miami or sixth-seeded Nashville.
- After Kubo's dismissal in the 38th minute, Dylan Chambost scored a free kick in the 41st minute, and Andrés Herrera and Jacen Russell-Rowe added second-half goals.
- The victory kept Columbus Crew in the postseason, avoiding elimination with their 4-0 win; Game 3 is scheduled for Nov. 8 at TQL Stadium, Cincinnati.
- Statistically, the Crew dominated with 19-1 shots, while Roman Celentano was evaluated for a head injury but finished with five saves, and Rudy Camacho debuted in the 81st minute.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Max Arfsten had a goal and two assists and Dylan Chambost scored in the first half Sunday night to help the Columbus Crew avoid elimination from the Copa América playoffs…
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Max Arfsten, Crew rock FC Cincinnati to force Game 3
The Columbus Crew and FC Cincinnati will play a decisive third match in their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series after Max Arfsten scored and had two assists in the host Crew's 4-0 victory on Sunday.
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