Boychuk's second-half goal earns Montreal Roses FC 2-1 NSL win over Ottawa Rapid FC
Tanya Boychuk's second-half goal earned Montreal Roses FC a 2-1 win over Ottawa Rapid FC in Northern Super League action Saturday.
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Roses FC get 1st home victory, still undefeated in NSL play
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Boychuk scored at the 70-minute mark to break a 1-1 tie.
Latifah Abdu had the other goal for Montreal (3-0), which outshot its opponent 15-4 and 5-1 in on-target shots.
Delaney Pridham had the lone goal for Ottawa (1-2), opening the scoring 40 minutes into the first half.
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