Montreal continued on the front foot during the second half, imposing themselves in the Revolution’s half and finding the back of the net in less than 10 minutes. When you believe in a project, you’re able to do good things. “That is why ‘process’ is a very meaningful word to me. “This is 'process.' The fact they were able to work since last year and up to this moment is proof,” said coach Wilfried Nancy. Tonight, was different as they seemingly created dangerous chances each time they attacked. Such a consistent offensive display has been something that Montreal has sorely missed, going through short bursts of extreme attacking potency and then taking their foot off the gas. Another breakthrough five minutes before halftime when Mathieu Choinière played Lassi Lappalainen into space who then squared it for Quioto, doubling their lead. Montreal continued to increase the pressure, buoyed by a sold-out home crowd. This was Kamara’s 135th goal in his MLS career, putting him alone at third place all time. Just before the half-hour mark, Quioto created space on the left side of the box before sending a low cross into Kamara who made no mistake. As the half wore on, Montreal gradually began to impose their tempo on New England’s (8-8-10) low block. Kei Kamara scored once for Montreal with Romell Quioto claiming another brace and Matko Miljevic closing out with a penalty.īoth sides got off to a cautious start with neither wanting to produce an error that would lead to them conceding. We needed this type of game for confidence.” “You have to send a message to other teams and say, 'If you come here, it's not going to be easy' and I think we did very well in that regard. “We wanted to come out strong and have a good game and that’s crucial if you want to be a dangerous team and host a playoff game,” said midfielder Samuel Piette. Montreal (14-8-4) now enjoys a seven-game unbeaten run, posting five wins and two draws in that period. MONTREAL - CF Montreal all but secured a playoff berth following a dominant 4-0 victory over the New England Revolution on Saturday at Stade Saputo.

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