Article: WAVE 11, IMPACT 2 Not too much of a fight Montreal's strategy doesn't play well in Bradley Center

Ho-hum. Another day, another record for the Milwaukee Wave.

The Wave won its 21st consecutive regular-season home game on Saturday at the Bradley Center, and those yawns you heard came from 5,434 fans who were less than delighted with the Montreal Impact's drop-back strategy.

The Impact managed to keep the game scoreless in the first 30 minutes, but the Wave responded with some board-crashing tactics to claim an 11-2 National Professional Soccer League victory. It was far different from the last time the Wave stepped into the Bradley Center, when it poured in 25 first-half points and finished with a franchise-record 37 against defenseless Cleveland. "The good thing is we've developed two ...

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