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Opara helps Earthquakes beat Revolution 2-0
Apr 18, 2010 - 4:09 AM SANTA CLARA, Calif.(AP) -- Rookie Ike Opara scored in his second consecutive match and Chris Wondolowski tallied his first goal of the season as the San Jose Earthquakes beat the New England Revolution 2-0 Saturday.Opara's goal, headed home off a corner kick from Bobby Convey in the 72nd minute, helped the Earthquakes (2-1-0) get above .500 for the first time since the franchise was re-established in 2008.
Preston Burpo turned aside a couple of close-range headers in the first half for New England (2-2).
Ryan Johnson split two New England defenders with a perfect pass from inside the penalty box. Wondolowski, starting because three San Jose forwards were sidelined by hamstring problems, ran onto the ball and scored from point-blank range.
- MLS UPDATE
NEW ENGLAND 0
SAN JOSE 2 FINAL
Apr 17 11:58 PM - MLS UPDATE
NEW ENGLAND 0
SAN JOSE 2 0:00 LEFT, 2ND HALF
Apr 17 11:54 PM - MLS UPDATE
NEW ENGLAND 0
SAN JOSE 2
SAN JOSE GOAL: Ike Opara in the 72nd minute
Revolution 0, Earthquakes 2 72'Apr 17 11:36 PM - MLS UPDATE
NEW ENGLAND 0
SAN JOSE 1
SAN JOSE GOAL: Chris Wondolowski in the 57th minute
Revolution 0, Earthquakes 1 57'Apr 17 11:22 PM - MLS UPDATE
NEW ENGLAND 0
SAN JOSE 0 HALFTIME
Apr 17 10:54 PM
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