Lloyd Sam was flying down the wing early and often throughout the first half of play, suggesting something just might be in the works for the Red Bulls' offense. Sure enough, it was Sam who connected with Thierry Henry, who then led a sprinting Kenny Cooper in on a wide-open goal in the 27th minute that helped the Red Bulls take a 2-1 lead:
In-Game Update: Kenny Cooper Gives Red Bulls a 2-1 Lead
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