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02/28 20:41 CST Judd, Bouda score goals, Werner makes MLS debut for Earthquakes
in 2-0 win over Atlanta
Judd, Bouda score goals, Werner makes MLS debut for Earthquakes in 2-0 win over
Atlanta
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) --- Preston Judd and Ousseni Bouda each scored a goal on
Saturday night to help the San Jose Earthquakes beat Atlanta United 2-0.
Judd gave San Jose a 1-0 lead in the 24th minute. Following an Atlanta turnover
in its defensive half, Jamar Ricketts raced to the left corner of the 18-yard
box and lobbed a cross to the front post, where Judd skipped a header into the
net.
Designated player Timo Werner, a 29-year-old forward acquired in late January,
made his MLS debut when he subbed on for Judd in the 61st minute.
On the counter-attack in the 79th minute, Werner played a cross from the right
side to a charging Bouda for a half-volley finish from point-blank range that
made it 2-0.
The Earthquakes (2-0-0) had just 45% possession but outshot Atlanta 13-8, 6-1
on target.
Daniel De Sousa Britto --- known simply as "Daniel" --- had a save and recorded
his second consecutive shutout.
Lucas Hoyos had four saves for Atlanta (0-2-0). The 36-year-old Hoyo replaced
41-year-old Brad Guzan, who retired at the end of last season after making 225
appearances over the club's first nine MLS seasons.
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