Fire misfires vs. Mutiny Gets shut out during shootout

From: Chicago Sun-Times | Date: May 9, 1999| Author: LEN ZIEHM | Copyright information

Mutiny 2 Fire 1

TAMPA, Fla. Major League Soccer's controversial format for determining winners in games tied after 90 minutes wasn't kind to the Fire on Saturday night.

Mutiny goalkeeper Scott Garlick was brilliant in the extra session, blocking attempts by Jesse Marsch, Tom Soehn, Frank Klopas, Manny Lagos and Jerzy Podbrozny to give the Tampa Bay Mutiny a 2-1 victory at its new home of Raymond James Stadium. "The shootout was disappointing," Fire coach Bob Bradley said. "(Fir...

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