Impact get 1-1 tie vs DC United, Drogba red-carded, Bernardello scores in debut

Playing down one man , that happened to be Didier Drogba, for over 15 minutes and being down 1-0 since the 20th minute was definitely going against the Montreal Impact at RFK Stadium. Dominated by the home team, it might shock to see Montreal come back home with one point.

Dismal Stats

Les stats du match #DCvMTL #IMFC pic.twitter.com/GpxvMUapCG

— KAN Football Club (@KanFootClub) August 1, 2016

On one side, D.C. United dominated possession and had more than enough scoring chances to kill off the game. On the other side, well, the Impact worked hard.

Drogba sees Red

predictable for some

Predictable Red card for Drogba #IMFC #DCvMTL #MLS https://t.co/gMgWkNnbiC

— Syd F. (@Solambey) August 1, 2016

but seems harsh for others. You be the judge

Quite possibly the dumbest red card of the season. Drogba gets sent off. LOOK WHERE THE REF IS!!! pic.twitter.com/GXcvwTABW3

— Total MLS (@TotalMLS) August 1, 2016

Bernadello: A goal and a bell ring

Quite a goal for the Argentinean first minutes

Hernan Bernardello 1st goal of the season with the Montreal Impact. Welcome to the team @HBernardello5 #IMFC #MLS pic.twitter.com/vT1QiNoJHD

— Peter Alper (@peteralper99) August 1, 2016

1642 Montreal still celebrated the Impact goal with the honorary bell ring but with a much smaller and travel-friendly bell.

Stay tuned for more post-game coverage.