Columbus Crew

Toronto Toronto FC opened their 2015 MLS campaign with a victory on the road on Saturday, with a raft of debutants shining for Greg Vanney's side.

There are no undefeated teams remaining the MLS this season after New England Revolution condemned New York Red Bulls to their first loss.

Seattle Sounders MLS Cup champions LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders provided countless memories last season and they are set to add to those when the two teams meet on Sunday.

Vancouver Whitecaps coach Carl Robinson wants his team to grow up ahead of their vital fixture against Seattle Sounders.

New England Revolution continued their good start to the MLS season, while Houston Dynamo and Sporting Kansas City played out a thriller.

New York Red Bulls New York Red Bulls are the only undefeated team remaining in the MLS in 2015 but United States international Sacha Kljestan is refusing to look too far ahead.

LA Galaxy The Los Angeles Galaxy pinched a 2-1 win late at home to Sporting Kansas City, while the Seattle Sounders won at the Colorado Rapids.

There was late drama as FC Dallas defeated Los Angeles Galaxy, while a brace from Clint Dempsey was not enough for Seattle Sounders.

Montreal Impact held LA Galaxy to a scoreless draw, keeping Vancouver Whitecaps on top in the West.

Frank Lampard Didier Drogba took his tally to seven goals following Saturday's brace, while David Villa netted a 95th-minute penalty for New York City.