Washington — Prince Owusu completed a Major League Soccer hat trick on a penalty four minutes into stoppage time, and substitute Hennadii Synchuk scored two minutes later as CF Montreal rallied to a 4-4 draw with D.C. United on Saturday night. Montreal trailed 4-2 entering stoppage time before the two late goals. The match featured earlier goals from D.C. United's Louis Munteanu (9th minute) and Jared Stroud (28th minute), and a 51st-minute penalty by Tai Baribo after a foul by Brayan Vera. Owusu's three goals brought his season total to nine, and the draw awarded one league point to each club this week.
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This game is a reminder of soccer's unpredictability. Even in the final minutes, a comeback is possible. It's a lesson in perseverance for young athletes. Check local listings for upcoming MLS games to see this kind of action live.
Prince Owusu's hat trick and Montreal's late rally show the thrilling nature of soccer. It's not over until the final whistle. Share this with a friend who loves edge-of-the-seat sports action.
CF Montreal benefited by securing a stoppage-time comeback draw and earning a league point, while Prince Owusu recorded his first MLS hat trick and increased his season goal total to nine.
D.C. United suffered a late collapse, conceding two stoppage-time goals and dropping a potential win to finish with a single point from the match.
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Montreal's Owusu Scores Hat Trick, Secures Dramatic Draw
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