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PRESS RELEASE: September 5, 2008
MINNESOTA 1 IMPACT 1
MONTREAL – A goal from midfielder Sandro Grande on a penalty kick at the 45th minute of play led the Montreal Impact (10-10-5; 35 points) to a 1-1 tie against the Minnesota Thunder (8-11-8; 32 points) Friday at Saputo Stadium.
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NEWS BRIEF
September 2, 2008: PETER BYERS NAMED PLAYER OF THE WEEK
COMAYAGUA, Honduras - Impact forward Peter Byers was chosen United Soccer Leagues First Division Player of the Week (20th). It’s the second time this season that an Impact player receives this honour.
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PRESS RELEASE: September 4, 2008
THE IMPACT REVEALS ITS CALENDAR FOR THE CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP PHASE
MONTREAL – Winner of the preliminary round against the Real Estelí FC 1-0 on aggregate goals, the Montreal Impact presented Thursday its six-game calendar of the CONCACAF Champions League group phase, which will take the form of a round robin tournament of four groups of four teams each.
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PRESS RELEASE: September 4, 2008
THE IMPACT FACES THE MINNESOTA THUNDER FRIDAY AT SAPUTO STADIUM
MONTREAL – The Montreal Impact (10-10-4; 34 points) is playing Friday its 25th game of the season against the Minnesota Thunder (8-11-7; 31 points) at Saputo Stadium (7:57 pm, Radio-Canada, FSW, CKAC Sports, THE TEAM 990). With a win, the Impact would move up to third spot in the USL D1 standings and would have a winning record over .500 for the first time this season.
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PRESS RELEASE: September 2, 2008
IMPACT 0 REAL ESTELI 0
COMAYAGUA, Honduras – The Montreal Impact made it to the group stage of the CONCACAF Champions League Tuesday with a 0-0 tie (1-0 aggregate goals) against the Real Estelí, the Nicaraguan champion club, at Carlos Miranda Stadium, in Honduras.
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PRESS RELEASE: September 1, 2008
THE IMPACT FACES REAL ESTELI TUESDAY IN HONDURAS
COMAYAGUA, Honduras – The Montreal Impact is facing Real Estelí FC, the Nicaraguan champion team, Tuesday at Carlos Miranda Stadium, in Honduras, in the second game of a home-and-away series on aggregate goals in the CONCACAF Champions League (11 pm, Radio-Canada Television).
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PRESS RELEASE: August 30, 2008
IMPACT 2 CAROLINA 0
CARY, North Carolina – After a delay of 135 minutes due to violent thunderstorms, the longest game interruption in club history, two goals from forward Peter Byers (45th and 83rd minute) led the Montreal Impact (10-10-4; 34 points) to a 2-0 shutout against the Carolina RailHawks, Saturday, at WakeMed Park, in Cary, North Carolina. With this 10th win, the Impact moved up to 6th place in the USL First Division standings.
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