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Perez grabbed his 4th goal
of the season.

Fabian Castillo scored FC Dallas’ fastest MLS goal 29 seconds into a 3-2 victory over Toronto FC that ended a three-match winless streak.

Castillo’s curled in his second after ten minutes and Blas Perez capitalised on a defensive error to make it 3-0 before lightning struck and the game was suspended for 206 minutes.

Following the resumption Sebastian Giovinco scored twice, including a nonchalant free kick, to make it 3-2 but Dallas held on to win five hours and six minutes after kick off.

Clint Dempsey returned for Seattle Sounders and they returned to winning ways, 3-1 at Colorado Rapids.

Lamar Neagle scored twice, either side of Gabriel Torres’ equaliser for Colorado, but Obafemi Martins stole the show, sliding home after beating two men with a spectacular first touch.

Kamara sealed victory
with a delicate lob

Columbus Crew ended Orlando City’s unbeaten away record with a dominant 3-0 win that saw them leapfrog Adrian Heath’s side into fourth place in the Eastern Conference.

Federico Higuain’s flick opened the scoring before Rafael Ramos saw red for a rash tackle leaving Justin Meram and Kei Kamara to seal victory.

Portland Timbers beat New York City 1-0 thanks to Dairon Asprilla’s first MLS goal and Adam Kwarasey’s goalkeeping heroics.

The loss completed a disappointing weekend for City, who drew 1-1 with Philadelphia Union on Thursday after Charles Sapong’s 86^th minute volley cancelled out Mehdi Ballouchy’s curling effort.

Charlie Davies and Teal Bunbury helped New England Revolution come from behind to win 2-1 against Philadelphia after Cristian Maidana’s stunning 30-yard free kick gave Union a half-time lead.

New York Red Bulls moved top of the Eastern Conference as goals from Sacha Kljestan, his first for the club, and ex-Leeds striker Mike Grella saw off San Jose Earthquakes 2-0.

Mattocks' strike maintained Caps'
three point lead in the Western Conf.

Omar Gonzalez’s stoppage time winner helped LA Galaxy beat Sporting Kansas City 2-1 after Krisztian Nemeth’s chip had cancelled out Baggio Husidic’s opener for LA.

Real Salt Lake’s unbeaten start ended in a 1-0 defeat to Vancouver Whitecaps– Sebastian

Saucedo and Jamison Olave saw red either side of Darren Mattocks’ 80^th-minute header.

DC United and Houston Dynamo drew 1-1 as Ricardo Clark’s 65^th minute finish cancelled out Chris Rolfe’s thunderous first-half free kick.

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