TORONTO – Tennis fans across Canada have rallied to TSNs expanded coverage of the 2014 US OPEN, with audiences up 24% through the opening week compared to last year.* This year TSN has more than doubled its unique hours of US OPEN coverage with the launch of its five national feeds – delivering 300+ hours of live content. Over the tournaments opening week, more than nine million Canadians have tuned in for US OPEN coverage across TSNs five feeds and RDS. Other audience highlights from the opening week of the US OPEN include: • Thursdays US OPEN PRIMETIME telecast featuring Milos Raonic and Genie Bouchard was the most-watched US OPEN opening week telecast ever• Genie Bouchards match against Ekaterina Makarova on Monday attracted an average audience of 755,000 viewers on TSN and RDS – with 1.9 million unique viewers tuning to watch some part of the match• Milos Raonics marathon fourth round match against Kei Nishikori attracted an average audience of 448,000 viewers on TSN and RDS – with 1.9 million unique viewers across Canada tuning in to watch some part of the match Expanded programming on TSNs five national feedsIn addition to its exclusive live coverage of the US OPEN, opening week programming on TSNs five national feeds included the addition of the following new programming: • Eight NCAA College Football games, including multiple options for fans in the traditional Thursday night and Saturday afternoon windows• The return of ESPN College GameDay to TSN• NASCAR Sprint Cup qualifying and practice• Three BPL games in the Saturday 10 a.m. ET window, allowing fans to choose their favourite match• Multiple windows in which fans could choose from five unique live events happening at the same time• The addition of more ESPN programming, including a Keith Olbermann special looking at the 25th anniversary of Pete Roses lifetime ban from baseball US OPEN on TSN Canadians can continue to follow expanded coverage of the US OPEN on TSNs five national feeds all the way to the finals. 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Jonny Steele put the game away with two minutes left in regulation, giving the Red Bulls (8-6-4) their first win since defeating Los Angeles on May 19. They were 0-2-1 during that span, which included a three-week hiatus. "It was huge for us," said first-year coach Mike Petke. "I think todays game was vital. I wont say the must-win thing, but it was a very vital game. If we dominated like the way we did, thats a positive step to get back to the mentality we had before the break." The Red Bulls moved within one point of first-place Montreal in the Eastern Conference. Houston (6-6-5) remained winless in its last seven matches, going 0-4-3. "Were just making too many mistakes and those mistakes punish you," Dynamo coach Dominic Kinnear said. "Overall, our play has been good, but sometimes it comes down to what youre doing in both boxes. You go through things like this in the MLS, but just because youve done it before doesnt mean Im not worried and upset." Espindola, who had two goals in the season opener, got behind the defence after Aleexander fed him with a perfect lead.dddddddddddd He made a solid 20-yard run with the ball, then touched a left-footed shot past goalkeeper Tally Hall for Espindolas fourth of the season. Steele then put the game away in the 88th minute. He took a return pass from Thierry Henry and buried it hard into the upper right corner of the goal. It was Steeles second goal of the season. "We were playing very hard and we got some good chances," Steele said. "We had our chances in the second half and we capitalized. If you keep a clean sheet, then you have a good chance to win." Steele took a kick to the face from Kofi Sarkodie in first-half stoppage time and received a cut to the chin that required five stitches. "But nothing was going to keep me off the field today," Steele said. Petke credited the play of his two goal scorers. "If you would have told me before the season that Fabian and Jonny would be front-line starters for us at this point, I would have said, Probably not," Petke said. "The two of them work so hard. They epitomize what hard work means. They got rewards for their hard and work and it was good for them." Luis Robles made three saves for his fifth shutout of the season. "It was a real important win for us," Cahill said. "We needed to bring back some stability. We hadnt won in a while. But I felt confident from the start. I knew we had the upper hand. I didnt feel like they could hurt us as long as we played with discipline." The Dynamo failed to score a goal for their third straight game. "Its been a difficult time for us and things have been going against us," Giles Barnes said. "Its a game of inches. ... Once we get one, then things will open up for us." ' ' '