a spectacular day for soccer in a nearly packed stadium, 60,000 rsl' s to mark phillips sent out with the red card. a penalty kick goal by joel a plotter. salt lake would go up 2-0 in the second half. something incredible happened in extra time. scores to make it 2-1, still too late with seconds burning. that is when we learned a valuable lesson -- do not give up on the lions. adrian vetter the equalizer, two goals in 30 seconds for the lions, and like last year' s opener, a late game -- goal tied the game. frowns became instant smiles. >> it is crazy emotion. you feel as though you have got something else, when you are gone 90 minutes, you do not feel like you will get anything. to come out with a point, you have got to be pleased. >> it was like a 12th man out there and they kept leaving us. they stayed with us and obviously helped us get those two goals. pat: lions back on the pitch friday night against chicago. i am pat clarke. jason: two big winners of the florida powerball. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. there are big rooms, tiny rooms, rooms that are - whoa. with

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