Canadian Premiere League Roundup: Three second-half goals lead Cavalry over Pacific
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This article was published 22/09/2019 (2531 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
CALGARY – Oliver Minatel scored the go-ahead goal in the 66th minute as Cavalry FC downed Pacific FC 4-1 on Sunday in Canadian Premiere League action.
Minatel broke a 1-1 tie and nine minutes later Dominique Malonga put the game away with a penalty kick to make it 3-1.
Pacific’s Ryan McCurdy was shown his second yellow card of the match, leading to Malonga’s 75th-minute goal.
Jose Escalante had a pair of goals for Calgary’s Cavalry FC (7-1-4), while Terran Campbell struck in the 61st for Victoria’s Pacific FC (4-6-3).
Cavalry is currently tied with Hamilton’s Forge FC (7-1-4) for top spot in the Fall League standings.
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This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 22, 2019.