Prince Owusu nets hat trick, CF Montreal completes furious comeback to tie D.C. United
CF Montreal staged a dramatic comeback to secure a 4-4 draw against D.C. United, highlighted by Prince Owusu's hat trick. Owusu scored a penalty kick in stoppage time, followed by a goal from teenager Hennadii Synchuk to equalize. The match showcased a series of lead changes, with both teams displaying strong offensive performances.
- ▪Prince Owusu scored his first Major League Soccer hat trick, including a penalty kick in stoppage time.
- ▪CF Montreal was down 4-2 before Owusu and Hennadii Synchuk scored to tie the game.
- ▪D.C. United remains unbeaten in six straight matches despite the draw.
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Open this photo in gallery:CF Montreal forward Prince Owusu, right, scores one of his three goals against D.C. United on Saturday.Hannah Foslien/ReutersShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountPrince Owusu finished off his first Major League Soccer hat trick on a penalty kick four minutes into stoppage time, and teenager Hennadii Synchuk scored the equalizer two minutes later to rally CF Montreal to a 4-4 draw with D.C. United on Saturday night.Montreal trailed 4-2 heading into stoppage time before Owusu scored for the third time in the match and the ninth time this season.
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