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MLS: Los Angeles 1, Montreal 1 (tie)

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Published: May 12, 2012 at 6:21 PM

MONTREAL, May 12 (UPI) -- Los Angeles' David Beckham scored in the 62nd minute Saturday and the Galaxy salvaged a 1-1 tie with Montreal.

After being frustrated by Impact goalie Donovan Ricketts, who finished with six saves, the Galaxy drew even on a trademark free kick goal from Beckham, who found the top right corner of the net on the shot from the right side.

Los Angeles improved to 3-5-2 with the draw, breaking a two-game losing streak.

Ricketts preserved the tie for Montreal (3-5-3) in stoppage time when he punched away a volley from Marcelo Sarvas.

Davy Arnaud scored on an assist from Nelson Rivas in the 8th minute for the Impact.

Topics: David Beckham, Donovan Ricketts, Davy Arnaud
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