Hosei Kijima scores first goal in MLS as St. Louis beats Earthquakes 2-0
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ST. LOUIS (AP) — Hosei Kijima scored his first goal in MLS, Eduard Löwen also scored a goal and St. Louis City beat the San Jose Earthquakes 2-0 Wednesday night to snap a nine-game winless skid.
Löwen, on the left side, slipped a shot between a pair of defenders, past the outstretched hand of goalkeeper Will Yarbrough and into the net to give St. Louis (4-7-10) a 1-0 lead in the 28th minute.
Kijima scored on a volley off a set piece to make it it 2-0 in the 41st. Indiana Vassilev lofted a perfectly-placed free kick over a line of defenders to a charging Kijima for the tap-in finish.
San Jose (3-16-2) has lost seven games in a row and is winless — with just one tie — in 10 straight.
Yarbrough finished with six saves for the Earthquakes.
Roman Bürki, who stopped one shot, had his sixth shutout of the season for St. Louis.
St. Louis had 57% possession and outshot San Jose 23-7, 8-1 on target.
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