Montréal – Chicago Fire

Kei Kamara scored twice and Zachary Brault-Guillard added another for Montreal (17-9-5) while Xherdan Shaqiri scored twice from the penalty spot for Chicago (9- ...

The next game, something (is) going to happen again and that’s one of the reasons I love this game.” He then fired a low hard shot across the 'keeper and restored Montreal’s two-goal lead in the 44th minute. Despite being nowhere near the ball, defender Joel Waterman took down Duran, who drew his second penalty of the game. In the 38th minute, Montreal goalkeeper Sebastien Breza threw himself into Fire forward Jhon Duran, who had been played through, and conceded a penalty. “My role coming in here was to assist, not just on the field, but assist the guys off the field too.” After a timid start from both teams, the home side would break through in the 21st minute.

Kei Kamara scored twice and Zachary Brault Guillard added a goal in the 44th minute to help CF Montreal beat the Chicago Fire on Tuesday night.

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Kei Kamara scored twice and added an assist for CF Montreal in a 3-2 win against the visiting Chicago Fire on Tuesday.

Shaqiri converted on a penalty kick for the second time to bring Chicago to within one in the 57th minute. Duran was fouled in the penalty area by Breza, who collided with Duran in the box after the forward directed a shot through the goalmouth and past the far post. Shaqiri connected from the spot to cut the deficit to 2-1. [Zachary Brault-Guillard](https://www.espnfc.com/soccer/player/_/id/282483/Zachary-Brault-Guillard) contributed a goal and an assist to the victory, which assured second-place Montreal (17-9-5, 56 points) of no worse than a top-four finish in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference. Brault-Guillard forced a turnover outside the box and got the ball over to Kone. [Ismael Kone](https://www.espnfc.com/soccer/player/_/id/325001/Ismael-Koné) sent a pass into the box through the legs of Fire defender [Miguel Navarro](https://www.espnfc.com/soccer/player/_/id/285613/Miguel-Navarro) to Kamara, who got his heel on the ball to send it by goalkeeper [Gabriel Slonina](https://www.espnfc.com/soccer/player/_/id/286774/Gabriel-Slonina).

Despite a good fight, the Fire came up short against the second-placed CF Montréal, effectively putting the playoffs out of reach.

He also was slow to make changes, and the first substitutes weren’t introduced until the 80th minute. Jhon Espinoza (NR) — Espinoza made a brief cameo and had 4 touches. Brian Gutiérrez (6.5) — Guti was relatively dangerous in this game, but was unable to imprint his name on the scoresheet. Jhon Durán (8) — While Shaqiri will get the plaudits thanks to his goals, Durán was the real star of the game. Rafa Czichos (5.5) — The Fire were a bit of a mess defensively in key moments during the first half, and as the leader of the back line Czichos will have to take responsibility for that. Andre Reynolds II (6.5) — A natural full-back, Reynolds is growing into his role as a winger. As previously mentioned, he had that lapse in communication in the first half, which left Kei Kamara wide open in front of goal, but apart from that, he was solid defensively. The 37-year-old left-back was deployed as a central midfielder, lining up in arguably the most difficult position on the field against one of the top attacking teams in MLS. Mauricio Pineda (6) — Playing through illness is never ideal, but with a plethora of midfielders unavailable, that’s exactly what Pineda had to do tonight. Miguel Ángel Navarro (5.5) — Navarro was a good attacking presence in this game, but he lacked the end product that is necessary and couldn’t connect any crosses. He wasn’t responsible for any of the goals, but he didn’t do anything, in particular, to stand out, either. Carlos Terán (6) — Terán had a relatively indifferent game tonight.

A brace from Kei Kamara gave the Montrealers the lead (21', 29'), then the teams exchanged two quick goals via Xherdan Shaqiri (39', penalty) and Zachary Brault ...

I would have liked to have been a little more relaxed at the end of the game. Women's National Team Will Face 2022 UEFA Women's Euro Runners-Up Germany at DRV PNK Stadium on November 10](https://www.oursportscentral.com/services/releases/u-s-womens-national-team-will-face-2022-uefa-womens-euro-runners-up-germany-at-drv-pnk-stadium-on-november-10/n-5881294)- Inter Miami CF [Last Week around the Leagues](https://www.oursportscentral.com/services/releases/last-week-around-the-leagues/n-5881192)- OSC Original by Fran Stuchbury My job is to score goals and I'll always do that. So, I definitely had a little bit of revenge on my mind. "Last game against Chicago left a bitter taste in my mouth as I couldn't finish the match and I had started off so well. But I like to challenge the players when we win and right now, I have a few to give on how we conceded our goals" A brace from Kei Kamara gave the Montrealers the lead (21', 29'), then the teams exchanged two quick goals via Xherdan Shaqiri (39', penalty) and Zachary Brault-Guillard (44'). MONTREAL - In its third game in 10 days, CF Montréal recorded its 17th win of the season on Tuesday night, winning 3-2 over the Chicago Fire under heavy rain at Stade Saputo. But I want us to have a little more control in these types of games. -Brault-Guillard scored his fourth goal and second in as many games. "The toughest part of tonight's match was coming from our last game and knowing what position we were in. In the second half, the Fire were the only club to find the back of the net thanks to a second penalty from the Swiss international (57').

Kei Kamara scored twice and Zachary Brault-Guillard added another for Montreal (17-9-5) while Xherdan Shaqiri scored twice from the penalty spot for Chicago (9- ...

He then fired a low hard shot across the 'keeper and restored Montreal’s two-goal lead in the 44th minute. Shaqiri scored a minute later on a penalty kick to pull Chicago within one. Ismaël Kone sent a low shot into the box that was redirected by Kamara into the net to put Montreal up 1-0.