PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ezekiel Alladoh scored the winner in the 97th minute, one minute after Neil Pierre equalized the match, as the Philadelphia Union rallied from two goals down to beat Atlanta United 3-2 on Saturday in stoppage time.
With goals in the 96th and 97th minutes, the Union became the first team to score both the game-tying and game-winning goals in consecutive minutes of second-half stoppage time since the LA Galaxy did so on July 14, 2018.
Pierre headed in a pass from Kai Wagner in the 96th minute to equalize before Alladoh finished with his left foot from the center of the box off another Wagner assist in the 97th to seal the win for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia scored three unanswered goals after falling behind 2-0 despite playing with a man advantage for more than an hour.
Atlanta went down to 10 men in the 27th minute when Enea Mihaj was shown a red card, but Miguel Almirón gave United the lead three minutes later.
Tristan Muyumba extended Atlanta’s advantage in the 66th minute, scoring from outside the box off an assist from Alexey Miranchuk to make it 2-0.
Philadelphia found the back of the net when Milan Iloski scored from the center of the box to pull within a goal in the 73rd minute.
Up next
Atlanta: Have two weeks off before visiting the New York Red Bulls on Aug. 15.
Philadelphia: Host Cruz Azul in Leagues Cup group stage play on Thursday.
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