Bernier converts 2 penalty kicks, DiVaio also scores 2 goals as Impact beat Revolution, 4-2
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Patrice Bernier converted two penalty kicks in the first half and Marco DiVaio also scored twice as the Montreal Impact beat the New England Revolution 4-2 Sunday night.
Montreal (13-7-6), playing short-handed for the final 85 minutes after goalkeeper Matt Reis was issued a red card, extended its unbeaten streak to four matches (3-0-1). Reis was penalized for a hand tackle on DiVaio while attempting to retrieve a loose ball in the penalty box.
Diego Fagundez and Kelyn Rowe scored for New England (10-10-7), which snapped a three-match unbeaten streak (2-0-1).
Bernier’s second penalty kick put Montreal ahead 2-1 in the 33rd minute after the Revolution’s Jose Goncalves received a yellow card for pushing Felipe Martins down inside the penalty box. DiVaio extended the lead in first-half stoppage time and made it 4-1 with his 17th goal in the 55th minute.
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