Kévin Denkey scores in his first MLS playoff game to give Cincinnati a 1-0 win over Crew
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CINCINNATI (AP) — Kévin Denkey scored in his first MLS playoff game to give Cincinnati a 1-0 victory over the Columbus Crew on Monday night to begin a three-game series.
Cincinnati, which is in the playoffs for the fourth straight season, plays Game 2 at Columbus on Sunday.
Denkey scored in the 78th minute. Ender Echenique sent a cross in front of the goal that was deflected at the back post by Alvas Powell. Denkey settled the loose ball in front of the net and sent it over goalkeeper Columbus goalkeeper Patrick Schulte.
Nine of Denkey’s 16 goals this season have been game winners.
Roman Celentano made three saves to earn the clean sheet for Cincinnati.
Schulte made a huge save of Brenner’s strike in the final minute of the first half to keep it scoreless.
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