ڈيرہ غازي خان: چند روز قبل احسان الله نامي شخص کو جرگے ميں کارو قرار دے کرفوري علاقہ بدر کا حکم ديا گيا تھا، جرگہ ذرائع 
Seattle Sounders FC was seconds from ending its winless streak.
The New England Revolution had other ideas.
Diego Fagundez scored 4 minutes into extra time and New England tied Seattle, 2-2, at Gillette Stadium on Saturday in MLS.
The Sounders are winless in a club-record eight straight matches.
Saer Sene also scored for New England (5-7-4), which led early before a brace from Eddie Johnson put Seattle (7-5-5) in front before halftime.
Sene directed a pass from Blake Brettschneider into the net in the 12th minute for his team-high eighth goal of the season as New England grabbed the lead.
Johnson equalized in the 23rd minute when he reached a pass from Mauro Rosales and headed from the edge of the 6-yard box to the top-left corner.
Just over 10 minutes later, Johnson added his second of the match and seventh of the season when he reached a cross from Marc Burch and headed into the net.
Seattle held the one-goal lead into second-half stoppage time, as it closed in on its first win since May 9 against FC Dallas.
Fagundez spoiled the Sounders' plans, as the 17-year-old reached a cross from Fernando Cardenas and turned a header into the net in the dying seconds.
New England extended its undefeated streak to four matches, although the last three are ties. The Revolution return to MLS action July 8 at home against Red Bull New York.
Seattle will try to end its skid Wednesday at Real Salt Lake.
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