La Raza de Monterrey fell 12-11 against the Baltimore Blast and dropped to third place in the overall standings in Major League Soccer U.S. Fast.

The defeat puts the numbers of Monterrey in nine wins by eight defeats with three more games left in the regular schedule; two visits to Philadelphia and Milwaukee 7 and March 14 respectively and as a local face on 21 Rockford .

The orange box was put up on the scoreboard early on a goal by most recent reinforcement of the team, Ibrahim Kante, who finished off a powerful shot to beat Sagu, so that race was at the end of First Quarter a lead of 2 - 0.

Baltimore's reaction came in the second period and Machel Millwood's goal tied it at two points apiece.

But the new race was put up on the board with a shot from long distance run by Victor Quiroz, which totaled three points and put the marker back into favor now 5-2.

Then came deconcentrations from Monterrey that were exploited by the Blast, who despite missing a shoot-out and a penalty, specifically two other scoring opportunities, which at halftime and had a lead of 6-5 over LA RACE.

For the third quarter, Baltimore took off even more on the scoreboard when Max Ferdinand took advantage of a Mexican team defense fails, then the board noted 8-5 friendly locals.

Dyachenko and then scored the U.S. team extended their lead 10-5.

Then came a violent entry Sagu on Genoni Martinez and Brazilian goalkeeper was ejected, forcing the Blast to use a substitute goalkeeper.

Shawn David scored for Monterrey La Raza and went 10-7 on the scoreboard.

It seemed that the reaction could go to LA RAZA, however Max Ferdinand scored again for the Blast and the distance was again five points on the board 12-7.

Genoni Martinez pulled on a free kick and went Monterrey new account now 12-9.

With five minutes left in the party, was expelled RACE Joseph Bontti who accumulated two yellow cards and one blue, entering Victor Quiroz place to meet the goal of Monterrey.

Subtracting two minutes into the game clock, Evan Mc went to LA RAZA Neley a single point on the scoreboard that was placed 12 to 11, but not enough time for the reaction that would give the victory to the team.

LA RAZA travels tonight to Philadelphia, where on Sunday March 7 visit to the Kixx in the Liacouras Center from 15:00 am (Monterrey time).

LA RAZA Photo / Hector Perez www.hectorperezphoto.com