Stefan Karajovanovic scores early, Wanderers beat Forge 2-0

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HALIFAX - Stefan Karajovanovic scored just 12 minutes into the match, and HFX Wanderers FC went on to beat Forge FC 2-0 on Friday in Canadian Premier League play.

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HALIFAX – Stefan Karajovanovic scored just 12 minutes into the match, and HFX Wanderers FC went on to beat Forge FC 2-0 on Friday in Canadian Premier League play.

Peter Schaale doubled the lead for the Wanderers (4-6-5) in the 62nd minute.

Forge FC (8-6-1) had seven shots, but only one on target as they had their four-game unbeaten streak halted.

Christian Oxner earned the clean sheet for Halifax, which halted a five-game winless streak.

Forge, based in Hamilton, was looking for a CPL-best ninth win of the season, which would have moved the club into a tie for first with Pacific FC and Cavalry FC.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published September 3, 2021.

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