Houston Dynamo

Sebastian Giovinco In-form Dallas moved ahead of Sporting KC by a point in the west thanks to Saturday's 2-1 victory against 10-man LAFC.

Houston's attackers were expected to come through for their side, but it was the defensive players who made the real difference Saturday, writes Jon Arnold.

Philippe Senderos Mauro Manotas and Philippe Senderos scored in second-half stoppage time to earn Houston Dynamo a point against Los Angeles FC.

Chicago Fire Clint Dempsey scored a hat-trick, including two goals in the final five minutes, as Seattle Sounders stole a 4-4 draw at Portland Timbers.

Sporting KC An undermanned Sporting Kansas City survived a first-half red card to defeat misfiring Houston Dynamo 2-0 in the MLS on Friday.

Toronto travel to Philadelphia Union on Saturday looking to build on last week's drought-ending win.

Vancouver Whitecaps held on for a 4-3 win over Toronto FC, while Colorado Rapids had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Columbus Crew.

LA Galaxy Landon Donovan became the MLS' all-time leading goalscorer on Sunday to complete an emotional week for the Los Angeles Galaxy forward.

New England New England continued their fine MLS form on Saturday, while the New York Red Bulls were held.

Bradley Wright-Phillips New York Red Bulls dismantled Montreal Impact 4-0, while LA Galaxy and Seattle Sounders shared the spoils in Sigi Schmid's first game.