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Brenner scored in the 73rd minute and visited FC Cincinnati, scoring a 2-2 draw against the New England Revolution on Sunday in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
Roman Serentano made five saves for FC Cincinnati (7-7-4, 25 points) and is unique to New England to be an accurate measure of revenge for the revolution. Benefited from the goal (6-5-7, 25 points). FC Cincinnati made a 5-1 decision to New England in the US Open Cup match on May 11th, with a 3-2 retreat just 10 days later.
Dylan Borrero and Gustavo Bou each scored a goal, and Djordje Petrovic made three saves for Revolution, extending his undefeated streak to 10 games (4-0-6).
Bou gave Revolution a 2-1 lead with a backheel kick in the 54th minute and achieved a feat in the next minute with the Emmanuel Boaten cross header. .. Bou's goal was the fourth in the last six games.
Petrovich temporarily maintained his advantage by stopping twice every 69 minutes. The first occurred after a bias by Revolution Defender Brandon Bai, and the second was a save of a point blank shot from FC Cynthinaty's top goal scorer Brandon Basquez.
Brenner continued to skyrocket in his score by training his tie in the 73rd minute. The MLS Player of the Week scored a fifth goal in the last three games after shooting a shot from the left side of the box that defeated Petrovich.
New England began scoring 30 minutes after Sebastian Ledget secured ownership of the ball between the two FC Cincinnati Defenders. Lletget chose to keep his place before feeding the charging Borrero. Borrero fired a blast on his left foot from inside the box, aiming for a second goal in his last three games.
FC Cincinnati built a tie only 11 minutes after Luciano Acosta's cross glanced at the head of revolutionary defender Henry Kessler.
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