Chicago shocks United in stoppage time to steal 2-1 win
By THOMAS FLOYD
WASHINGTON - After 89 forgettable minutes Saturday in a match seemingly destined to end in a scoreless draw, D.C. United and the Chicago Fire more than made up for lost time with as dramatic a final act as one will see in MLS all season.
United went ahead via an 89th minute penalty kick from Dwayne De Rosario, only to watch Chicago notch goals from Sebastian Grazzini and Diego Chaves in stoppage time to steal a 2-1 win at RFK Stadium.
Soccer By Ives @ Oct 15, 2011 9:36 PM EDT | Blog Profile
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