Philadelphia Union

Sporting KC Sporting Kansas City scored two goals in stoppage-time to stun Philadelphia Union 3-2 in MLS on Sunday.

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.

New England A second half comeback saw the in-form New England Revolution overcome Philadelphia Union 2-1 away from home.

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.

The Vancouver Whitecaps secured an automatic spot in the semi-finals, while the New York Red Bulls clinched the 2015 Supporters' Shield.

MLS saw 17 goals in three games as Andrea Pirlo made his debut, DC United extended their lead in the East and Vancouver Whitecaps won.

A derby awaits New York Red Bulls, while Western Conference rivals LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders are set to lock horns.