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Cameron Harper's late goal rallies Red Bulls to 1-1 draw with Fire
Cameron Harper scored in the 86th minute, a minute after coming on as a substitute, to lift the New York Red Bulls to a 1-1 draw with the Chicago Fire. Maren Heile-Selassie had given the Fire a first-half lead.
Cameron Harper scored in the 86th minute, just a minute after coming on as a substitute, to help the New York Red Bulls rally for a 1-1 draw with the Chicago Fire on Saturday night in Harrison, New Jersey.
Harper replaced Julian Hall in the 85th minute and then used assists from Eric Maxim-Choupo and Omar Valencia to score his first goal of the season in his fourth appearance.
Fire's early lead
Maren Heile-Selassie had put the Fire ahead in the 38th minute, scoring his fourth goal of the season off assists from defender Viktor Radojević and Jonathan Bamba. The goal gave Chicago a 1-0 lead that stood through halftime. It was the first assist for Radojević in his third career start and 10th appearance.
The Fire entered the match having won six consecutive games in all competitions, their longest such run since their debut season in 1998. With the draw, they extended their MLS unbeaten streak to four games, according to the Chicago Tribune, though the Associated Press noted that the result ended a three-match winning streak in league play.
Goalkeepers featured
Ethan Horvath made four saves for the Red Bulls, who improved to 7-9-5 and snapped a two-game losing streak. Chris Brady stopped five shots for Chicago, which moved to 11-6-3. The Associated Press noted that the Fire are now 2-2-2 in their last six meetings with the Red Bulls.
Up next
The Fire travel to Seattle to face the Sounders on Saturday, with the Red Bulls hosting the Philadelphia Union the same day, as reported by the Associated Press and the Chicago Tribune.
How each outlet told it
Associated Press
Framing: Highlights Harper's late goal as the decisive action, framing the draw from the Red Bulls' rally perspective. — Neutral and factual; uses 'rallied' to describe the Red Bulls' comeback.
Facts Included:
Cameron Harper scored late in the second half after subbing in a minute earlier.
Harper replaced Julian Hall in the 85th minute then used assists from Eric Maxim-Choupo and Omar Valencia to score in the 86th.
It was Harper's first goal in his fourth appearance this season.
Maren Heile-Selassie used assists from defender Viktor Radojević and Jonathan Bamba in the 38th minute to score his fourth goal and give Chicago a 1-0 lead that stood through halftime.
It was the first assist for Radojević in his third career start and 10th appearance.
Ethan Horvath had four saves for New York (7-9-5) to help end a two-match skid.
Chris Brady saved five shots for Chicago (11-6-3), now 2-2-2 in its last six matchups with the Red Bulls.
Chicago saw a three-match winning streak in league play end.
The Fire had won six in a row in all competitions for the first time since their debut season in 1998.
Up next: Fire at Seattle Sounders on Saturday, Red Bulls host Philadelphia Union on Saturday.
Framing: Highlights Maren Haile-Selassie's goal in the Fire's draw, focusing on the Fire's offensive contribution rather than the late Red Bulls equalizer. — Neutral and factual, with a slight focus on the Fire's perspective; uses 'scored' in headline.
Facts Included:
Cameron Harper scored late in the second half after subbing in a minute earlier.
Harper replaced Julian Hall in the 85th minute then used assists from Eric Maxim-Choupo and Omar Valencia to score in the 86th.
It was Harper's first goal in his fourth appearance this season.
Maren Heile-Selassie used assists from defender Viktor Radojević and Jonathan Bamba in the 38th minute to score his fourth goal and give Chicago a 1-0 lead that stood through halftime.
It was the first assist for Radojević in his third career start and 10th appearance.
Ethan Horvath had four saves for New York (7-9-5) to help end a two-match skid.
Chris Brady saved five shots for Chicago (11-6-3), now 2-2-2 in its last six matchups with the Red Bulls.
Framing: Emphasizes the Fire's perspective as a battling draw, leaving out that the draw was a rally by the Red Bulls from behind. — Neutral and factual, with a slight emphasis on the Fire's achievements; e.g., 'battle to a 1-1 draw'.
Facts Included:
Cameron Harper scored late in the second half after subbing in a minute earlier.
Harper replaced Julian Hall in the 85th minute then used assists from Eric Maxim-Choupo and Omar Valencia to score in the 86th.
It was Harper's first goal in his fourth appearance this season.
Maren Heile-Selassie used assists from defender Viktor Radojević and Jonathan Bamba in the 38th minute to score his fourth goal and give the Fire a 1-0 lead that stood through halftime.
It was the first assist for Radojević in his third career start and 10th appearance.
Chris Brady saved five shots for the Fire (11-6-3), who extended their MLS unbeaten streak to four.
The Fire had won six in a row in all competitions for the first time since their debut season in 1998.
Ethan Horvath had four saves to help the Red Bulls (7-9-5) snap a two-match skid.
The Fire travel to Seattle to face the Sounders on Saturday.
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ClaimCameron Harper scored late in the second half after subbing in a minute earlier, helping the New York Red Bulls rally for a 1-1 draw with the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
ClaimMaren Heile-Selassie scored in the 38th minute using assists from defender Viktor Radojević and Jonathan Bamba to give the Fire a 1-0 lead that stood through halftime.