Charlotte FC Defeats D.C. United 3-1 with Liel Abada's Assist in MLS Action
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Charlotte FC defeated D.C. United 3-1 in an MLS match where Liel Abada assisted the winning goal, while Ran Benyamin's Dallas FC lost 5-0 to Vancouver. Abada's late impact helped Charlotte overturn an early deficit, whereas Benyamin was substituted at halftime during a heavy defeat.
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- Charlotte FC beat D.C. United 3-1 with Liel Abada assisting the decisive goal.
- Idan Tokelmuti started for Charlotte, playing 75 minutes; Liel Abada came on in the 65th minute.
- D.C. United's Thai Baribo remained on the bench for the entire match.
- Ran Benyamin started for Dallas FC but was substituted at halftime in a 5-0 loss to Vancouver.
- Vancouver scored four first-half goals, including a brace by Brian White and one by Emmanuel Savi.
- Bruno Caisedo scored the fifth goal for Vancouver in the 68th minute.
The MLS season continued with notable performances from Israeli players as Charlotte FC secured a 3-1 victory over D.C. United. Idan Tokelmuti started for Charlotte and played 75 minutes, while Liel Abada came off the bench in the 65th minute and made a decisive impact. After Luis Montaño gave D.C. United an early lead, Charlotte quickly turned the game around with goals from David Seng (64th minute) and Will Clary (66th minute). Abada then sprinted down the wing and assisted Pep Biel for the third goal in the 77th minute, sealing the win. D.C. United's Thai Baribo remained on the bench for the entire match.
In contrast, Ran Benyamin and his team Dallas FC suffered a heavy 5-0 defeat against Vancouver, led by Thomas Müller. Benyamin started but was substituted at halftime following a disastrous first half where Vancouver scored four goals, including one from Emmanuel Savi (11th minute), a brace by Brian White (23rd and 37th minutes), and an additional goal by Adiya Okampo (45+ minute). Bruno Caisedo added a fifth goal in the 68th minute to complete the rout.
The MLS action highlighted the contrasting fortunes of Israeli players abroad, with Abada contributing significantly to Charlotte's win, while Benyamin experienced a tough night in Dallas's loss.
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