MLS: Red Bulls, Citizens, Impact, Galaxy, Hoops, DCU (In Audi Field Debut), Loons, Lions (Who Snapped 9-Game Losing Streak) Garner Saturday Wins; Goose Eggs For Rapids And Dynamo In Suburban Denver

Nine games were contested in Major League Soccer on Saturday.

At Harrison, New Jersey:

Marc Rzatkowski scored twice (72', 79') as the New York Red Bulls came from behind to upend visiting Sporting Kansas City 3-2.

At New York:

Julius Medina (80') and Anton Tinnerholm (90') each scored a second-half goal as New York City blanked the visiting Columbus Crew 2-0.

at Montreal:

Saphir Taider (8') and Ingnacio Piatti (74') each scored once as the Montreal Impact blanked the visiting San Jose Earthquakes 2-0 for their fifth win in their last six starts.

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Second-half stoppage-time goals from Dave Romney (90'+2) and Chris Pontius (90'+3) enabled the Los Angeles Galaxy to come from behind to upend the New England Revolution 3-2 on the road.

At Frisco, Texas:

Kellyn Acosta scored the winning goal in the 74th minute as FC Dallas defeated the visiting Chicago Fire 3-1.

At Washington:

Paul Arriola scored twice (69', 80') as DC United, with Wayne Rooney making his MLS debut coming off the bench, defeated the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1 in their inaugural match at Audi Field.

At Minneapolis:

Miguel Ibarra scored the winning goal in the 68th minute as Minnesota United held off visiting Real Salt Lake 3-2.

At Orlando, Florida:

Dom Dwyer scored the game winner at 48 minutes as Orlando City snapped their franchise-record nine-match losing streak by holding off visiting Toronto FC 2-1.

At Commerce City, Colorado:

The Colorado Rapids and visiting Houston Dynamo battled to a 0-0 stalemate.