Montreal’s Sirois, Nashville’s Willis stellar in scoreless draw
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MONTREAL (AP) — CF Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois finished with four saves and Joe Willis stopped both shots he faced for Nashville SC in a scoreless draw on Saturday night.
Sirois finished with his third clean sheet of the season for Montreal (3-7-4).
Willis posted his third shutout this season for Nashville (3-4-7) with two of them coming in his last three outings.
It was a completely different match in the second meeting between the clubs this season. Sam Surridge had his first career hat trick to lead Nashville to a 4-1 victory at home on May 4.
Nashville, which joined the league in 2020, leads the series 5-1-3.
Nashville stays on the road to play FC Cincinnati on Wednesday. Montreal will host D.C. United on Wednesday.
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