Vancouver Whitecaps

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.

David Villa Sánchez Captain David Villa bagged a brace to inspire New York City, while Vancouver Whitecaps goalkeeper David Ousted made two penalty saves.

New England Revolution coach Jay Heaps has some issues to address ahead of his team's vital game versus DC United.

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.

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.

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

Octavio Rivero struck his 10th goal of the season in Vancouver Whitecaps' win, as goalkeeper Tim Melia starred for Sporting Kansas City.

Houston Dynamo stunned Vancouver Whitecaps 2-0, while Columbus Crew were too good for New York City and Frank Lampard in MLS.

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.

Despite Frank Lampard's absence, New York City fans were treated to some elite player excellence on Sunday.