Новости за 23.10.2017

MONTREAL — Kelyn Rowe scored in stoppage time to give the New England Revolution a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Impact on Sunday in their regular-season finale. Rowe, a late substitute, put a shot from 30 yards out just under the bar behind goalkeeper Max Crepeau moments after Montreal’s Matteo Mancosu tied it with a

LONDON — Adrian Peterson’s second game in Britain was remarkably similar to his first — and the Arizona Cardinals are soon going to need much more from him on a consistent basis. Peterson rushed for 21 yards on 11 carries in the Cardinals’ 33-0 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, three weeks and

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The New York Jets refused to go down quietly. After their fourth-quarter meltdown Sunday against the Miami Dolphins, there was some angry shouting in the locker room behind closed doors. Quarterback Josh McCown said defensive tackle Muhammad Wilkerson was rallying his teammates. But it was Dolphins’ rally that will be remembered

SEATTLE — Nicolas Loderio scored two goals, Will Bruin had his third in the past two games and the Seattle Sounders beat the Colorado Rapids 3-0 on Sunday in the regular-season finale to wrap up the No. 2 playoff seed in the Western Conference. The defending MLS Cup champion Sounders (14-9-11) avoided this week’s knockout

FRISCO, Texas — Roland Lamah scored twice, Mauro Diaz had a goal and two assists, and FC Dallas beat the 10-man Los Angeles Galaxy 5-1 on Sunday. FC Dallas (11-10-13) needed at least a tie and some help to make the playoffs, but the San Jose Earthquakes’ win over Minnesota United eliminated the defending Supporter’s

CHESTER, Pa. — C.J. Sapong had two goals and set Philadelphia’s single-season goals record and Fabrice-Jean Picault and Ilson Pereira also scored twice to help the Union beat Orlando City 6-1 on Sunday in a season-ending game with no playoff implications. Ilsinho, racing toward the top of the box, put away a low cross from

ATLANTA — Atlanta United set a pair of attendance records Sunday but failed to secure a first-round bye in the playoffs when Sebastian Giovinco scored on a brilliant free kick in the 84th minute, giving Toronto FC a 2-2 tie and the most points ever in a Major League Soccer season. Josef Martinez scored his

MINNEAPOLIS — Having gone backward during a three-and-out on their first drive at Minnesota, the Baltimore Ravens got the ball right back after the latest interception by their ball-hawking defense. The next setback came two plays into the ensuing possession, proving to be a much bigger problem. Mike Wallace, after catching a 9-yard pass on

CHICAGO — Rookie safety Eddie Jackson turned a painful anniversary into a record-setting afternoon. He scooped up a loose ball and corralled a tipped pass. And with two long touchdown returns, he made NFL history. Jackson became the first player to score multiple defensive TDs of 75 yards or more in a game, leading the

MINNEAPOLIS — Protesters kneeled outside of U.S. Bank Stadium before the Minnesota Vikings’ game against the Baltimore Ravens. About 50 people took part in the demonstration Sunday while the national anthem played inside the Minneapolis stadium. The protesters say they want to raise awareness about shootings by police officers. Organizer Mel Reeves says the protest

SANTA ROSA, Calif. — For one Sunday, the fires that ravaged Santa Rosa and wiped out thousands of homes were an afterthought at Snoopy’s Home Ice. In an ice rink built by Peanuts cartoon creator Charles Schulz, hundreds of 7- and 8-year-olds gathered to play the annual Great Halloween Jamboree tournament. It’s a daylong hockey

PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns guard Eric Bledsoe vented his frustration with the struggling team on social media Sunday, tweeting: “I Dont wanna be here.” The Suns dropped to 0-3 on Saturday night with a 130-88 loss at the Los Angeles Clippers, their second blowout loss of the season. On Wednesday night at home, they lost

Days after the NFL declined to change its rule on the national anthem, about two dozen players protested around the league Sunday. Associated Press journalists counted 22 players protesting during the anthems in some way before day games. Some took a knee, others sat on the bench, stayed in the tunnel or raised a fist.

QUEBEC CITY — Brianna Decker scored twice to help the U.S. women’s hockey team open its pre-Olympic exhibition schedule with a 5-2 victory over Canada on Sunday. Hilary Knight, Annie Pankowski and Alex Carpenter also scored for the Americans. Meghan Agosta and Jillian Saulnier scored for Canada. The teams will meet again Wednesday night in

RICHMOND, Va. — Bernhard Langer made a 15-foot eagle putt on the par-5 18th hole Sunday to overcome a mediocre round and win the Dominion Energy Charity Classic, the first event in the PGA Tour Champions’ Charles Schwab Cup Playoffs. Langer, even par for the day before getting to the easiest hole on The Country

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — No one around the No. 9 Notre Dame football team will take offense if you say the defense is responsible for the Irish’s climb in The Associated Press Top 25. That certainly includes head coach Brian Kelly and members of his powerful offense that is taking advantage of the turnovers produced