Everyone all around the world will be watching MLS on Saturday.
Portland Timbers Vs. Chicago Fire, 2012 MLS: Own Goal Gets Timbers Win
For more on the game, be sure to check out Fire blog Hot Time in Old Town and Timbers blog Stumptown Footy.
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San Jose Earthquakes Vs. Columbus Crew, 2012 MLS: Alan Gordon Earns Quakes A Point
Gordon finally beat Gruenebaum in the 90th minute when he took a nice pass from Wondolowski and fired it off the crossbar. The ball bounced back to him, though, and Gordon connected with a fly scissor kick to find the net and get the Quakes a point.
Read Article >Chivas USA Vs. LA Galaxy, 2012 MLS: Goats Get First SuperClasico Win In Five Years
Just as it looked like the Galaxy were gaining control of the match, Chivas got free and made the deciding play. Perk and Juan Agudelo collided on a Chivas cross, allowing the ball to fall for Correa. The Goats’ striker knocked the ball at goal, where it struck Junior Lopes’ arm. The referee showed Lopes the red card he deserved and Correa had a penalty. It actually took two penalties because the first once was called back for encroachment, but Correa made the second chance to seal the win for Chivas.
Read Article >Colorado Rapids Vs. Sporting Kansas City, 2012 MLS: SKC Blows 2-0 Lead
FC Dallas Vs. Philadelphia Union, 2012 MLS: A Brutal Match Ends In A Draw
DC United Vs. Toronto FC, 2012 MLS: Poor, Poor TFC
Montreal Impact Vs. New York Red Bulls, 2012 MLS: Referee The Star In 2-1 NY Win
The one thing that Elfath did get right was sending off Victor Palsson. He showed the Red Bulls player an early yellow card for a really poor tackle and then sent him off just before the hour mark when he was late and clumsy with another tackle. The second yellow card wasn’t for the most malicious of tackles, but Palsson had been walking the tight rope all match.
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Vancouver Whitecaps Vs. Seattle Sounders, 2012 MLS: Cascadia Cup Starts With A Great One
That only served to set up Montero’s heroics. Just before stoppage time, Montero took a pass from Johnson, cut it back to create some space and fired a shot that caught Cannon flat-footed from about 18 yards out. It was his third goal in two career games at Vancouver and his fifth goal in three career Cascadia Cup matches.
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