Kenny Miller struck a wonder-strike as the Vancouver Whitecaps came out victorious in a seven-goal thriller with the New England Revolution at BC Place.
Early goals from Juan Agudelo and Kelyn Rowe had the Revs in complete control after 20 minutes, but a controversial red card to Andrew Farrell changed the course of the
game.
And the Whitecaps capitalized on their numerical superiority, scoring three times before the halftime break through Camilo, Miller and Jordan Harvey.
Miller increased the lead lead in the 68th minute with a sublime goal.
Off a long Camilo cross, Miller let the ball take a bounce before hitting a well-placed volley over the head of Bobby Shuttleworth and into the net.
Second-half substitute Dimitry Imbongo pulled one back for the Revs in the 84th minute, but they could not get the equalizer.
"I'm happy to get the goals," Miller said afterwards. "You swing at it hoping it'll go in, and tonight I was fortunate enough."
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| Vancouver Whitecaps player Kenny Miller celebrates after scoring against New England Revolution Photo: Facebook |
Early goals from Juan Agudelo and Kelyn Rowe had the Revs in complete control after 20 minutes, but a controversial red card to Andrew Farrell changed the course of the
game.
And the Whitecaps capitalized on their numerical superiority, scoring three times before the halftime break through Camilo, Miller and Jordan Harvey.
Miller increased the lead lead in the 68th minute with a sublime goal.
Off a long Camilo cross, Miller let the ball take a bounce before hitting a well-placed volley over the head of Bobby Shuttleworth and into the net.
Second-half substitute Dimitry Imbongo pulled one back for the Revs in the 84th minute, but they could not get the equalizer.
"I'm happy to get the goals," Miller said afterwards. "You swing at it hoping it'll go in, and tonight I was fortunate enough."
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