Cavan Sullivan netted a goal for the third consecutive game, making history as the first teenager with goal contributions in five straight matches. The Philadelphia Union secured a 2-0 victory over CF Montreal on Saturday night, extending their unbeaten streak to eight matches.
The 16-year-old forward scored an unassisted insurance goal in the 75th minute, marking his fourth goal of the season. The match’s first goal came in the 57th minute from Danley Jean Jacques, who found the net unassisted, also achieving his third goal of the season, tying his career best from last year over 31 matches.
Goalkeeper Andre Blake preserved the Union’s lead by stopping a penalty kick from Prince Owusu in the 68th minute. He had two saves during the match, securing his fourth clean sheet of the season and 24th in 288 career starts with the Union. On the other side, Montreal’s Sebastian Breza made six saves but has allowed at least one goal in each of his four starts this season.
With this victory, the Union improved to 4-3-4 at home, while Montreal’s record fell to 2-9-1 on the road.
Fan Take: This news highlights the emergence of young talent in Major League Soccer, which is crucial for the league’s growth and appeal. As more teenagers make significant contributions, it boosts fan engagement and raises the competitive standard of the sport in North America.
Source: www.foxsports.com
