Daily News | The Union will host New York City FC in the Eastern Conference final again
And if the reigning champions’ two playoff wins so far have any Union supporters a little worried, they might have cause.
But New York’s last line of defense is its finest: goalkeeper Sean Johnson. He made three outstanding saves in the first half, reminding fans on both sides of the border why he’s a near-lock to make the U.S. World Cup team next month.A sellout crowd of 19,619 tried its best to roar the home team on, in a soccer hotbed whose local team existed for 20 years before joining MLS a decade ago.
New York’s 2-0 halftime lead was so comfortable that Moralez was withdrawn at halftime for defensive reinforcement Justin Haak. And 13 minutes into the second half, Talles Magno replaced Héber — this year’s first playoff appearance for the player who scored the winning goal at Subaru Park in that conference final, after suffering what looked likeA moment later, Pereira broke free down the left side, and Montreal goalkeeper James Pantemis tripped him rushing off his line.
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