Lazers Beat Kansas City in Overtime, 3-2

Chris Chueden scored his second goal of the game on a power play 1:31 into the third overtime Wednesday night to lift the Lazers to a 3-2 Major Indoor Soccer League victory over the Kansas City Comets.

Chueden’s goal broke an 82-minute scoreless stretch after Kansas City’s Damir Haramina tied the score, 2-2, in the first quarter. Gus Mokalis also scored for the Lazers.

Los Angeles goalkeeper David Brcic set a team record with 27 saves, including 13 in overtime, to enable the last-place Lazers (14-32) to avoid a season series sweep by the Comets (24-21).

Jan Goossens, who returned for the Comets after missing four games with an Achilles’ tendon pull, assisted on a goal by Charley Greene to extend his consecutive-game scoring streak to 43, dating back to last season.