Red Bulls score 3 second-half goals in 4-1 win over Miami
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Brian White scored the first of New York’s three second-half goals and the Red Bulls beat Inter Miami 4-1 on Wednesday night.
After a turnover by Inter Miami, Omir Fernandez played a one-touch pass to White for a first-timer from the centre of the area that made it 2-1 in the 49th minute.
New York (5-6-2) has won two of its last three games after a four-game winless streak that included three losses.
Mandela Egbo gave the Red Bulls a 1-0 lead when he converted a penalty kick in the 14th minute. Juan Agudelo tied it for Miami (3-8-2) in the 39th. Agudelo has a goals in back-to-back games for the first time since April of 2017 when he played for the New England Revolution.
Benjamin Mines, a 20-year-old homegrown, and Daniel Royer added late goals.