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A copy of the MMSI Registration or FCC Ship Station License is required along with the vessel master or owner's signature on the completed programming form. Please submit the form below for programming at the time of purchase. This report by The Canadian Press was first published in French on March 18, 2023.**As the FCC requires all units sold in the US to be programmed by a qualified technician. Uhre broke away from defenders Rudy Camacho and Waterman to latch onto a superb pass from Gazdag and scored his second goal of the game.Īfter Carranza was sent off for a second yellow card, Montreal missed several chances in the box before finally escaping with the win. The Gazdag-Uhre duo played the ball back to the Montreal side in the 60th minute. Daniel Gazdag found Uhre on the edge of the box, and he hit the target with a low shot. Some sloppy passing allowed the Union to get the ball back. The Quebec goalkeeper shut down Alejandro Bedoya, Jack Elliott and Uhre in the space of three minutes before the referee blew the whistle to end the half.īut Sirois was unable to do anything when his team came back on the field to start the second half. Quietly, the Union managed to establish their rhythm and had several chances to score late in the first half, but Jonathan Sirois found a way to put his stamp on the game. The best chance came from the foot of Mason Toye, who saw his volley narrowly miss the target. Quioto, the team's top scorer last year, did not miss the opportunity, lobbing the ball into the top corner.īuoyed by the goal, the bleu-noir were more insistent in the first quarter of the game, but did not add to their lead. The energy of the 23,352 fans at Olympic Stadium quickly gave Montreal a boost, as they scored their first goal of the season after just three minutes of play.Ĭhoinière's shot hit defender Jakob Glesnes' left hand in the penalty area, giving the Montrealers a penalty.
The Montreal club will be able to rest during the international break before returning to action on Saturday, April 1, against the Whitecaps in Vancouver. Mikael Uhre almost made it 2-0, but the Union (2-2-0) suffered their first defeat in seven meetings with the Montreal team since the start of the 2020 season. Quioto also ended CF Montreal's 273-minute goal drought when he took a penalty to open the scoring. In the end, we got the three points and made our fans happy."ĬF Montreal fans cheer on their team following a goal during second half MLS soccer action against the Philadelphia Union in Montreal, Saturday, March 18, 2023. Before the game, you can do a lot of planning, but on the day of the game, things can turn out differently. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. "We found solutions with the four changes at the end," he said. Losada made four changes to create more chances in attack, and the result was positive.
It was a red card for Julian Carranza in the 69th minute after a hard tackle on Joel Waterman that opened the door for the Bleu-Noir. I don't even know what the explanation is," he said. It's not good for our league when a goal is disallowed after a check, and then it's allowed after another check. "I have to say that I have never witnessed a situation like this. The one thing he did know, however, was that he had never experienced a similar situation in his career. When he appeared before the media, Union head coach Jim Curtin still did not know what happened on the goal.
At the end of the day, we are happy that the goal was awarded." "We also have access to technology, so we had no choice but to complain. "There was a player on the line on the right, and the video referee didn't see it," said defender Victor Wanyama.
The image had initially escaped referee Nima Saghafi's notice during the first review. The referees clarified the situation after the game, confirming that it was Union defender Kai Wagner, positioned in the right corner of the pitch, who put Offor onside for the goal. In a bizarre sequence that only seems to happen in MLS, Offor had his goal disallowed after a video replay check before finally being awarded after another check. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham HughesĪll the celebration would not have happened without Chinonso Offor's first goal in a CF Montreal uniform in the 90th minute of play. CF Montreal's Romell Quioto (30) celebrates his goal against the Philadelphia Union during first half MLS soccer action in Montreal, Saturday, March 18, 2023.
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