Revolution, Wizards draw 1-1

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts (AP) - New England defender Darrius Barnes conceded an own goal in the final minutes to give the Kansas City Wizards a 1-1 draw with the New England Revolution in the Superliga club tournament Wednesday.

In Wednesday's other match, Santos earned its first point of the tournament in a scoreless draw with Atlas, which is yet to score or give up a goal.
The defending champion Revolution dominated most of the game despite playing a man short for the last 55 minutes after Michael Videira was sent off when his elbow to the head of Aaron Hohlbein earned him a red card.

Kenny Mansally and Videira missed chances in the first half before New England took a 1-0 lead in the first minute first-half stoppage time. Mansally chipped a ball over the head of a Kansas City defender to Kheli Dube, who easily beat keeper Kevin Hartman.

Barnes deflected Hercules Gomez's shot past goalkeeper Matt Reis in the 85th minute to concede the draw.

Both teams could advance to the second round. The Revolution host Atlas of Mexico on Sunday, while the Wizards are at home against Santos Laguna of Mexico.

In the second game of the doubleheader, the two Mexican teams played a 0-0 tie.

New England has four points after a win and tie in Group B of the tournament, which matches four teams from Major League Soccer with four teams from Mexico's Primera Division. The Wizards have two ties for two points.

Atlas dominated the play for most of the first half that featured few scoring chances. But Santos Laguna defender Christian Sanchez and Atlas striker Hebert Alferez both left after cracking heads in a violent collision early in the game.

Santos' Jorge Estrada had the two best opportunities. His shot at the near post in the 61st minute was turned away by keeper Jose Francisco Canales, and Estrada, after a setup from Vicente Vuosos, narrowly missed during second-half stoppage time.

"It was a complicated game, a very congested game, and neither team could generate many chances," Atlas captain Hugo Ayala said. "We know we have to win no matter what Sunday to continue in the tournament."

The Superliga matches four teams from Major League Soccer with four teams from Mexico's Primera Division.