Daniel Ríos Scores in Stoppage Time as Montreal Draws 1-1 With NYCFC
CF Montreal rallied to a 1-1 draw with New York City FC when Daniel Ríos scored two minutes into second-half stoppage time.
An ABC News report stated that Daniel Ríos scored two minutes into second-half stoppage time to rally CF Montreal to a 1-1 draw with New York City FC at Citi Field. The result left the two sides level at the final whistle.
The report described the goal as a rally by Montreal, and it did not state the score before Ríos scored. Because the summary gives no earlier scoreline, the sequence of the match cannot be reconstructed from it alone.
The headline of the ABC News report says the goal came "in stoppage time," while the summary specifies that it was scored in the second half, two minutes into the added time. The two descriptions agree, and no other account of the timing was available to this newsroom for comparison.
According to the summary, the match took place at Citi Field, where the teams finished level at 1-1. The summary identifies Ríos as the scorer of the goal that produced that result. It does not identify the goal scored by New York City FC, which the scoreline implies.
The summary contains no further details on the match, including the minute in which stoppage time began, the names of other players, or comment from either club. Readers seeking those particulars will need the full ABC News report.
No byline appeared on the source, so attribution for this account rests with ABC News as the publishing outlet. The Federal Chronicle has not independently confirmed the goal beyond the reporting cited here.
Sources: ABC News: Daniel Rios scores in stoppage time to rally Montreal to 1-1 draw with NYCFC.