MLS: Hoops Make History With Scoreless Draw; RSL and Reds Go Scoreless, Too; Philly Top Revs In Foxborough; Thierry Henry's Maiden MLS Goal Powers Red Bulls; Rapids and Wizards Get Shutout Wins; Sounders Come Back To Douse Fire

Seven games made up the Saturday Major League Soccer schedule.

At Columbus, Ohio:

FC Dallas set a new MLS record with their 10th straight game without a defeat as they held the home standings Columbus Crew to a 0-0 deadlock.

At Toronto:

Goalkeeper Nick Romando racked up his 10th shutout of the MLS season, helping Real Salt Lake battle hosts Toronto FC to a 0-0 stalemate. 

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Jack MeInerney (82') and Justin Mapp (90') scored late as the Philadelphia Union came from behind to defeat the New England Revolution 2-1 on the road, snapping their six-game winless streak. 

At Harrison, New Jersey:

Dane Richards scored at 45 minutes and Thierry Henry scored his first MLS goal at 62 minutes as the New York Red Bulls blanked the visiting San Jose Earthquakes 2-0. 



At Commerce City, Colorado:

Three goals scored in the first half----by Jamie Smith (2'), Omar Cummings (15'), and Conor Casey (23')----enabled the Colorado Rapids to dominate the visiting Houston Dynamo 3-0. 



At Carson, California:

Davy Arnaud (11') and Jimmy Conrad (68') each tallied once as the Kansas City Wizards knocked off the Los Angeles Galaxy 2-0 on the road. 



At Seattle:

Fredy Montero scored twice (36', 90'+1) as the Seattle Sounders came from behind to defeat the visiting Chicago Fire 2-0 to stretch their unbeaten MLS streak to seven games (four wins and three draws).