Thierry Henry of Red Bulls defends against Amobi Okugo of...

Thierry Henry of Red Bulls defends against Amobi Okugo of Philadelphia Union at Red Bull Arena on April 16, 2014 in Harrison, N.J. Credit: Getty Images / Mike Stobe

Thierry Henry and Lloyd Sam scored second-half goals to give the Red Bulls their first win of the season, 2-1 over the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday night.

Eric Alexander helped set up both goals, contributing on Henry's tally in the 57th and lofting a cross 10 minutes later for Sam to head inside the right post.

Sebastien Le Toux converted an 80th-minute penalty kick after Ibrahim Sekagya was ejected for an intentional handball in the penalty area, and New York finished the final 12 minutes with 10 men.

It was only the second time this season the Red Bulls had scored more than one goal in a game and the third straight match in which Philadelphia had allowed two goals.

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