Cincinnati overcomes two red cards in 1-1 tie with Red Bulls
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CINCINNATI (AP) — Brandon Vázquez scored in the 20th minute and FC Cincinnati held on for a 1-1 draw with the New York Red Bulls on Saturday, despite losing two players to red cards in the second half.
Vázquez’s ninth goal of the season gave Cincinnati (7-7-5) the lead, but Lewis Morgan scored the equalizer for the Red Bulls (9-5-6) in the 29th minute on a penalty kick. It was also Morgan’s ninth goal.
Cincinnati lost Allan Cruz in the 58th minute when he picked up a second yellow card. Luciano Acosta was sent off in the third minute of stoppage time for violent conduct.
Cincinnati outshot the Red Bulls 10-8 with a 4-3 advantage in shots on goal.
Carlos Coronel had three saves for New York. Roman Celentano saved two for Cincinnati.
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