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Evander, Denkey Score Stoppage-Time Goals for Cincinnati in 4-4 Tie with NYCFC
Kevin Denkey scored twice and Andrei Chirila added his first MLS goal as Cincinnati erased a three-goal deficit, with both teams extending winless streaks.
- On Wednesday night, Evander da Silva Ferreira converted a stoppage-time penalty kick to secure a 4-4 draw between FC Cincinnati and New York City FC, with Kevin Denkey scoring two goals for Cincinnati.
- FC Cincinnati rallied from a three-goal deficit against New York City, though the comeback leaves the team winless in four straight matches.
- Nicolás Fernández scored two goals for NYCFC, opening the scoring in the 20th minute before adding another in the 35th; the 26-year-old became the fourth player in team history to score at least 10 regular-season goals.
- Cincinnati defender Teenage Hadebe left the game in the 23rd minute due to injury and was replaced by Alvas Powell; Andrei Chirila scored his first MLS goal during stoppage time.
- Both clubs continue to struggle for form, with NYCFC remaining winless in five straight outings while Cincinnati faces similar offensive challenges despite the draw.
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Cincinnati tallies twice in closing minutes, earns draw vs. NYCFC
Andrei Chirila scored in two minutes into second-half stoppage time and Evander converted a penalty kick three minutes later, helping FC Cincinnati rally to a 4-4 draw against host New York City FC on Wednesday.
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Evander, Denkey score stoppage-time goals for Cincinnati in 4-4 tie with NYCFC
Evander da Silva Ferreira — known simply as “Evander” — converted from the spot in the fifth minute of stoppage time and Kevin Denkey scored two goals for Cincinnati FC in a 4-4 tie with New York City FC.
·United States
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Chirila, Evander score in stoppage time for FC Cincinnati draw
·Cincinnati, United States
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