St. Louis ends Montreal's 5-game unbeaten run with 2-0 victory

MONTREAL (AP) — Conrad Wallem and Marcel Hartel each scored as St. Louis snapped Montreal’s five-game unbeaten run on Saturday night with a 2-0 win.

St. Louis (6-17-7) is unbeaten in its last two games.

Montreal (5-16-9) has just 11 points in 16 home games this season.

Wallem opened the scoring in the 11th minute from close range. João Klauss’ shot was deflected to the feet of Wallem, who controlled it with his right foot and sent in a well-placed finish with his left.

Hartel scored in the 55th on a slotted finish after Klauss’s beautiful pass.

Roman Bürki recorded his fourth clean sheet of the season.

Montreal had a good scoring chance late in the first half when Prince Owusu was left alone in front of the goal, but Bürki made the stop. Newly acquired designated player Ivan Jaime had a shot off the crossbar in the second half.

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CF Montreal's Brandan Craig (5) and St. Louis City's Joao Klauss (9) go up for the ball during the second half of a MLS soccer game in Montreal, Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. (Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press via AP)

CF Montreal's Fabian Herbers, bottom, slides in on St. Louis City's Celio Pompeu (12) during the second half of a MLS soccer game in Montreal on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. (Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press via AP)

St. Louis City's Marcel Hartel (17) reacts after scoring against CF Montreal during the second half of a MLS soccer game in Montreal on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025. (Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press via AP)

MADRID (AP) — A Turkish Airlines flight made an emergency landing Thursday at Barcelona’s international airport after a passenger created an in-flight wireless network whose name contained a bomb threat, an airlines spokesperson said.

As the Turkish Airlines TK1853 flight from Istanbul was approaching its destination at Barcelona-El Prat Airport, “it was detected that a passenger established an in-flight internet access point and set the network name to include a bomb threat,” the spokesperson, Yahya Üstün, said. As a result, the plane, an Airbus 321, made an emergency landing.

The airline said the return flight would operate normally.

Spain’s Civil Guard police force said it had investigated the incident, and that no explosive was found on-board. It added that the airport was operating normally.

FILE - Turkish Airlines airplanes are parked at Ataturk International Airport, in Istanbul, Friday, April 5, 2019. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis, File)