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Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 0
Bruno Damiani added two second-half goals and Philadelphia outshot Cincinnati 19-1 after a straight red card left the visitors with 10 men.
- On Wednesday, the Philadelphia Union defeated FC Cincinnati 5-0 at Subaru Park, extending their unbeaten streak since the World Cup break. Bruno Damiani secured his first MLS hat trick in the dominant victory.
- Playing shorthanded after defensive midfielder Obinna Nwobodo received a straight red card in the 16th minute following a video review, Cincinnati struggled defensively throughout the match.
- Philadelphia recorded 64.7% possession while outshooting Cincinnati 19-1, dominating the statistical battle. Cavan Sullivan provided three assists, while Quinn Sullivan and Milan Iloski each scored from the penalty spot.
- FC Cincinnati dropped to seventh place in the Major League Soccer Eastern Conference, with Nwobodo and Evander facing mandatory suspensions for Saturday's match against Charlotte at TQL Stadium.
- Following the defeat, FC Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan remarked, "Mentality can be a lot better." The team now prepares to recover against Charlotte after a two-game losing streak.
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Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 0
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·Pennsylvania, United States
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Damiani has 3 goals, Sullivan has 3 assists, Union beat Cincinnati 5-0 to extend unbeaten streak
CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — Bruno Damiani secured his first hat trick in MLS, Cavan Sullivan extended his goal-contribution streak to six games, and the Philadelphia Union beat 10-man FC Cincinnati 5-0 on Wednesday night to remain unbeaten since the World Cup break.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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Box Score | Philadelphia Union 5, FC Cincinnati 0
Philadelphia Union defeated FC Cincinnati 5-0 at Subaru Park on Wednesday night. Homegrown midfielder Quinn Sullivan opened the scoring in the 43rd minute, converting his first-ever penalty kick, before Quinn and his brother, Cavan Sullivan, assisted Bruno Damiani in first-half stoppage time to double the Union’s lead, becoming the third
·Chester, United States
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right0Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution89% Center
Bias Distribution
- 89% of the sources are Center
89% Center
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