Columbus Crew against Charlotte FC: Live -Mls -updates, score

The crew (7-1-3) defeated Charlotte FC (6-4-1) on May 3 on the field Lower.com with 4-2.

After midfielder Dylan Chambost Columbus had brought his first goal of 2025 to the board, the crew took the lead 2-0 in the 39-minute brand when striker Diego Rossi met a penalty that was awarded against Lieabada due to a handball call.

Charlotte scored his first goal with a penalty 10 minutes later when the crew defender Yevhen Cheberko Djibril Diani fouled into the penalty area.

Columbus entered the second half with a 2-1 lead, and striker Aziel Jackson expanded the lead in the 51st minute and found the back of the network on a shot from the tip of Charlottes Box.

Charlotte once again gave the lead with a goal from Abada in the 64th minute, but Columbus secured a two-goal victory with a header goal by Jacen Russell-Rowe.

In the minutes before the start, the crew striker Daniel Gazdag was excluded against the earthquakes in San Jose due to a week earlier. Gazdag was supposed to start the game and was replaced by striker Russell-Rowe.

The crew replaced the striker Jacen Russell-Rowe with Taha Habroune and midfielder Mo Farsi with Lassillappalainen.

The latest commitment of the Ibrahim Aliyu crew joined the game against Charlotte and replaced Diego Rossi. In addition, midfielder Amar Sejdic Aziel replaced Jackson.

Points: Crew 4-2

The striker of Crew Jacen Russell-Rowe scored the fourth goal of the crew against Charlotte with a header.

Russell-Rowe was sent a pass from the midfielder Max Arfsten, who was outside the penalty area, and found Russell-Rowe on a run in the penalty area.

Points: Crew 4-2

The announced participation for Crew against Charlotte in the Lower.com field was 20.167.

Charlotte cuts the crew's management with a goal by striker Lie Abada.

The crew goalkeeper Patrick Schulte was not in position when he tried to track down the ball that Charlotte Defender Tim Ream started in the box from top left. The ball landed near the right corner of Columbus' Tor, and Abada used a short shot that came past Schulte that was on the floor.

Points: Crew 3-2

From the top of Charlotte's box, crew striker Aziel Jackson scored a pass from midfielder Mo Farsi and again gave the crew a lead of two goals.

After Farsi fought for possession with defender Nick Scardina, Farsi sent the ball to Jackson in the middle of the box. Jacksons shot his shot from a touch and found the left corner of Charlotte's goal.

Points: Crew 3-1

Ownership: Crew (54.3%), Charlotte (45.7%)

Recordings: Crew (12), Charlotte (5)

Goal recordings: Crew (9), Charlotte (1)

Goalkeeper saves: Crew (0), Charlotte (6)

Fouls: Crew (6), Charlotte (4)

Corners: Crew (6), Charlotte (2)

The striker of Crew Jacen Russell-Rowe received a yellow card for a foul against Charlotte midfielder Djibril Diani.

Points: Crew 2-1

Less than 10 minutes after the crew achieved a penalty, Charlotte received his own for a foul in the box that was charged with the Columbus defender Yevhen Cheberko.

Striker Wilfied Zaha connected to the kick and laid Charlotte in the intermediate half in the meantime.

Points: Crew 2-1

After a Charlotte handball, the crew received a penalty kick in his own box.

Striker Diego Rossi took the kick and started the ball onto the left side of goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina, who for the second time of the game joined on the right.

Points: Crew 2-0

After a Crew Corner Kick, Charlotte striker Lie Abada was called up in his own box a handball that set up a penalty of the crew.

Points: Crew 1-0

Midfielder Dylan Chambost puts the crew against Charlotte FC in the lead with a shot of the second chance from the left side of Charlotte's goal.

The gate followed a rescue from Charlotte goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina, who dived to stop Diego Rossi's shot from the right side of Charlotte's box. Kahlinas used both hands to make the rescue and hit the ball near the left corner of the gate, which was exactly on the way of Chambost's run and made it possible for him.

Points: Crew 1-0

Charlotte's goalkeeper, Kristijan Kahlina, stayed in the game after he was rated by medical staff for a few minutes. Kahlina was checked for a concussion due to a shot by striker Diego Rossi, who hit Kahlina in the face.

Points: 0-0

The crew striker Diego Rossi had a clear shot from the left side of Charlottes Box that goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina with a diving savings stopped.

The shot was Columbus' second game, with both attempts at the destination.

Points: 0-0

The crew defender Sean Zawadzki received the first yellow card of the game for a foul against Charlotte striker Patrick Agyemang.

Points: 0-0

In a last-minute change in the start of the crew, striker Jacen Russell-Rowe Daniel Gazdag replaced. It was confirmed that Gazdag suffered a leg packaging in the previous matchup against the earthquakes in San Jose.

Crew defender Rudy Camacho and Andres Herrera are on the road with Charlotte with respective thigh injuries.

Camacho played a game because of his current injury in 2025. Herrera was available from the bank in the last two games, but missed the Matchup on April 12 against St. Louis City with a thigh injury.

According to Accuweather, it is expected to rain in Columbus until 10 p.m. Before the start, a light rain came on Lower.com Field.

Here are the crew officials against Charlotte today:

Referee: Allen Chapman
Assistant referee 1: Andrew Bigelow
Assistant referee 2: John Krill
Fourth official: Joshua Encarnacion
Var: Jose Carlos Rivero
Assistant Var: TJ Zablocki

Here is the start 11 for Charlotte against Columbus:

GK: Kristijan Kahlina
DF: Adilson Malanda
DF: Andrew Privett
DF: Tim Ream
DF: Nick Scardina
MF: Brandt Bronico
MF: Djibril Diani
MF: Ashley Westwood
FW: Lieel Abada
FW: Patrick Agyemang
FW: Wilfried Zaha

Here is the start 11 for Columbus VS Charlotte:

GK: Patrick Schulte
DF: Yevhen Cheberko
DF: Steven Moreira
DF: Sean Zawadzki
MF: Max Arfsten
MF: Dylan Chambost
MF: Mo Farsi
MF: Darlington Nagbe
FW: Daniel Gazdag
FW: Aziel Jackson
FW: Diego Rossi

From Saturday morning, the crew sits in second place in the Eastern Conference, while Charlotte is in fourth place.

Here are the five best teams in the MLS Eastern Conference:

FC Cincinnati (7-2-1: 22 points)
Columbus Crew (6-1-3: 21 points)
Philadelphia Union (6-3-1: 19 points)
Charlotte FC (6-3-1: 19 points)
Inter Miami (5-1-3: 18 points)

The English-language radio show by Crew vs. Charlotte will be on old 105.7 FM and will be available via the iheartradio app. Columbus's regular radio station, Chris Doran, will be on the call.

The Spanish radio show can be found in La Grande 103.1 FM and the La Grande Radio app, with Juan Valladares Play-by-Play.

The crew charlotte match will stream on Apple TV with a necessary subscription for MLS season pass subscriptions. Here are the Broadcast teams for tonight:

English show: Tony husband (play-by-play), Ross Smith (analyst)
Spanish show: Pablo Ramirez (Play-by-Play), Jesus Bracamontes (Analyst)

Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. May 3rd on Lower.com Field.

bmackay@dispatch.com

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