FC Cincinnati came from behind twice to beat San Jose Earthquakes 4-2 in an MLS match that turned on a frenetic final ten minutes. The hosts trailed at 1-2 with just over half an hour remaining, then scored three times between the 80th and 90th minutes.
Daniel Munie put San Jose ahead in the 26th minute, and Bryan Ramírez levelled seven minutes later. Timo Werner restored the Earthquakes' lead in the 56th minute, but Tom Barlow equalised in the 80th and Evander put Cincinnati in front two minutes afterwards. Ayoub Jabbari added the fourth in the 90th minute.
The scoreline reflected a match Cincinnati dominated. They had 60% possession, 21 shots to San Jose's 12, and 11 attempts on target to two, with the San Jose goalkeeper making seven saves. San Jose led twice, but Cincinnati's pressure told late, with five big chances to their opponents' three.
