Mount Royal Soccer · Apr 3, 2017
Impact feel frustrated after 2-2 tie vs Chicago Fire
Mike DiNovo-USA TODAY SportsIt was a first for many actors involved in the 2-2 tie between the Montreal Impact and the Chicago Fire.
It was the beginning of the Bastian Schweinsteiger era in Chicago with the German midfielder scoring the first goal of the game, using his head literally and figuratively.
On the opposite end, Ballou Jean-Yves Tabla was starting his first MLS game in his young career and was a few minutes away from being credited with the game winning goal.
Solignac would crush the Impact's hope with a last minute game tying goal. In between, Matteo Mancosu gave Montreal a 2-1 leads thanks to an excellent cross for newcomer Chris Duvall, the de facto right back.