Burke gets Philadelphia going in 2-0 win over Chicago
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CHICAGO – Corey Burke and Jakob Glesnes scored goals nine minutes apart and the Philadelphia Union blanked the Chicago Fire 2-0 on Saturday for its first win of the season.
MLS 2020 goalkeeper of the year Andre Blake came up with a late save to record his 40th-career shutout.
The Union (1-2-1) now have won five of their last six matches against the winless Fire (0-3-1).
Burke’s rocket found the back of the net following a perfect pass from Jamiro Monteiro at the 51st minute. It was Burke’s 15th-career goal with a third of them coming against the Fire.
At the 60th, Glesnes scored his second-career goal when he re-directed a pass from Kai Wagner with his right shoulder past helpless keeper Bobby Shuttleworth.
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