Evander's 2 goals and an assist lead Cincinnati past Montreal 3-1
MONTREAL — Evander scored twice to reach nine goals on the season and Luca Orellano also scored to help Cincinnati beat Montreal 3-1 on Wednesday night.
Cincinnati (11-5-3) had just one victory in its previous five games.
Montreal (2-12-5) fell to 0-5-3 at Saputo Stadium this season.
Evander opened the scoring just before first-half injury time when he controlled a cross from DeAndre Yedlin and slotted a left-footed finish past Jonathan Sirois. Evander added another in the 83rd, finishing Lukas Engel's pass from the center of the box to make it 3-0.
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