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Emmanuel Latte Lath scores 2 goals in MLS debut, helps Atlanta beat Montreal 3-2 in season opener

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Emmanuel Latte Lath stole the spotlight in his MLS debut by scoring two goals, leading Atlanta United to a thrilling 3-2 victory over CF Montreal in their season opener. The game, held on Saturday night, was a showcase of talent and determination from both sides. Edwin Mosquera's last-minute goal in the 85th minute not only secured the win but also underscored the team's resilience. Latte Lath's outstanding performance is a significant boost for Atlanta United, which aims to build on its previous successes this season. This match reflects the excitement surrounding Major League Soccer's growing popularity and competitiveness.

The victory sets a positive tone for Atlanta United as they embark on their season journey. Meanwhile, CF Montreal will need to reassess and improve after a tough loss. Overall, this season opener was a testament to the thrilling nature of soccer in the MLS.

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