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Los Angeles FC were level at half-time, then scored three times in 20 minutes after the interval. Austin goalkeeper Brad Stuver made eight saves and still could not hold them off.
3–1
Houston Dynamo turned a two-goal deficit into a 3-2 half-time lead inside 13 minutes, yet were outshot 17 to 10 and conceded to Gabriel Pirani four minutes from time.
3–3
Real Salt Lake had 22 shots and 1.99 expected goals, but Jasinski's stoppage-time equaliser earned San Jose Earthquakes a 1-1 draw in Sandy.
1–1
The league leaders had 3.77 expected goals to 0.47 and put 11 shots on target to one. Only Stefan Cleveland, with six saves, kept the margin from growing.
4–0
The goalkeeper's match rating of 9.1 was the highest on the pitch, and Kaick's 63rd-minute goal ended a run of four Seattle wins in the last five meetings.
1–0
Philadelphia Union came from 1-0 down at the break to beat Chicago Fire 3-1, outshooting the home side 19 to eight once Elliott was sent off in first-half stoppage time.
1–3
Fifth-placed Chicago are without a suspended starter and a player out with a cruciate injury, and they face a Philadelphia side that has not lost in ten matches and has scored 31 goals in that time.
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Two goals before half-time and a red card for Bartlett on 68 minutes shaped a lopsided night: New York had 75% of the ball and 2.73 expected goals to DC United's 1.23, yet left without a point.
2–1
Columbus Crew scored twice in three minutes after the hour to beat Charlotte FC, whose goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina faced 14 shots on target. Charlotte managed two of their own.
3–1
FC Cincinnati had the shots, the corners and the higher expected goals. The Revolution had Dor Turgeman, a clinical first hour and Matt Turner, who made seven saves.
2–3
Colorado Rapids put 11 shots on target to San Jose's three, yet Romney's second-half equaliser meant the Earthquakes left Commerce City with a point.
1–1
Two goals in three minutes from 70' erased Portland Timbers' two-goal lead. The 3-3 draw leaves 30th-placed Kansas City with a point and Portland 19th.
3–3
Hany Mukhtar scored in stoppage time to complete a three-goal margin for the Eastern Conference's top side, who had 5.22 expected goals to Austin's 1.11.
1–4
Vancouver Whitecaps arrive at Soldier Field eight points clear of 10th-placed Chicago Fire, with the best defensive numbers of the two sides by some distance.
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