Callender has 6 saves, Miami beats Montreal 2-0
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Drake Callender saved all six shots he faced while Sergey Krivtsov scored in his first Major League Soccer appearance as Inter Miami earned a 2-0 win Saturday night over CF Montreal in the season opener for both teams.
Miami never trailed after Krivtsov made it a 1-0 game in the 41st minute. Gregore got an assist on the goal.
Miami also got one goal from Shanyder Borgelin, the striker’s first in MLS. The 21-year-old homegrown was Miami II’s top scorer last season with 12 goals.
Miami outshot Montreal 18-14, with seven shots on goal to six for Montreal.
Callender has five shutouts in 25 career starts, all with Miami. James Pantemis had three saves for Montreal.
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