The Montreal Impact edged ahead of their Canadian rivals Toronto FC in the MLS Eastern Conference final on Tuesday night but they had to wait for their victory. The match was delayed 30 minutes after it was discovered that the penalty areas were two yards short of regulation size. “Obviously, it’s the first time that it’s happened to us,” the Montreal Impact owner, Joey Saputo, told ESPN. Unfortunately the referees got here a little bit late whether it was traffic or traffic around the stadium. The second leg takes place next Wednesday in Toronto, where both teams are hoping to reach their first MLS Cup.

Source: The Guardian November 23, 2016 04:19 UTC