Ten games were contested on Saturday in Major League Soccer.
At Atlanta:
Hector Villalba's equalizer in the second minute of second-half stoppage time lifted Atlanta United to a 1-1 home draw with Orlando City. Kaka scored for the Lions in the 40th minute.
At Foxborough, Massachusetts:
Kei Kamara scored twice (38', 85') and Juan Agudelo once (89') as the New England Revolution dominated the visiting Philadelphia Union 3-0.
At Harrison, New Jersey:
Daniel Royer scored twcie (PK-23', 89') as the New York Red Bulls demolished the visiting Montreal Impact 4-0.
At Frisco, Texas:
Fredy Montero scored twice (49', 67') as the Vancouver Whitecaps picked up their first-ever road win over FC Dallas by demolishing the Hoops 4-0.
At Houston:
Mauro Manotas (37') and Juan Cabezas (81') each scored once as the Houston Dynamo remained unbeaten at home after coming back from a pair of one-goal deficits to gain a 2-2 draw with the Portland Timbers. Diego Valeri (13') and Sebastian Blanco (43') each scored once for the Timbers, who saw a third goal, scored at 55 minutes by Fanendo Adi negated by a late offside call.
At Kansas City, Kansas:
Latif Blessing scored the game-winning goal in the 51st minute as Sporting Kansas City held off the visiting Chicago Fire 3-2.
At Minneapolis:
Christian Ramirez (7'), Abu Danladi (40'), Jared Jeffrey (OG-58'), and Miguel Ibarra (90'+1) each scored once as Minnesota United embarrassed visiting DC United 4-0.
At Sandy, Utah:
Ola Kamara scored twice (15', 60') as the Columbus Crew gained a 2-2 road draw with Real Salt Lake. Joao Plata (PK-50') and Jefferson Savarino (53') each scored once for the hosts.
At San Jose, California:
Nick Lima scored the only goal in the 59th minute as the San Jose Earthquakes defeated the visiting Colorado Rapids 1-0.
At Carson, California:
The Los Angeles Galaxy, in Sigi Schmid's first game in his second stint as their head coach, battled the visiting Seattle Sounders to a 0-0 stalemate.
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