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More Major League Soccer action continued on Saturday with multiple games on the schedule. Here is what went down.

Fixtures:

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FULL-TIME - Colorado 0-1 Orlando City, Real Salt Lake 2-0 D.C. United

It's a night to forget for the Rapids who registered only two shots on target and same goes for D.C. United with only one on target.

One to watch this season.

VAR has had their say and pulled it back to 2-0 inside America First Field.

GOAL! 88' - Real Salt Lake 3-0 D.C. United

And the match has virtually been put to bed by RSL. It's Ariath Piol who bags the third of the night by remaining composed and finding the bottom left corner.

GOAL! 77 - Real Salt Lake 2-0 D.C. United

The hosts have doubled their lead courtesy of 18-year-old Zavier Gozo. What a moment for the Utah-born forward.

Match winner Markus Anderson had this to say to fans after his late, late, late, winner.

And it's also a moment to remember for Nick Rimando

He has spoken.

Your latest stat report, courtesy of MLS Communications.

FULL-TIME! - Chicago 0-2 Nashville, Houston Dynamo 1-3 Montreal, Minnesota 2-4 San Diego, Sporting KC 2-4 FC Dallas, Austin 2-1 NY Red Bulls.

Key results for second place San Diego over third place Minnesota, while Nashville dug deep to stay on pace with the top four in the East. Elsewhere, FC Dallas piled misery on 10-man Sporting.

GOAL! 90+1' - Sporting KC 2-4 FC Dallas

It's a consolation goal for the 10-man hosts, this time arriving via Santiago Munoz.

Looking back on what happened earlier, Real Salt Lake grabbed the lead at home via Johnny Russell's first for the club.

Meanwhile, Orlando City found the net thanks to a drilled shot from Martin.

GOAL! 90+2' - Minnesota 2-4 San Diego FC

It's now done and dusted inside Allianz Field with Iloski netting in stoppage time to make it four goals via two scorers for the visitors.

Some other stats from tonight's fixtures...

GOAL! 82' - Sporting KC 1-4 FC Dallas

Acosta is the latest to bag a brace tonight, with the game virtually done and dusted in Kansas City.

And don't forget about the late shows, too.

GOAL! 75' - Chicago 0-2 Nashville

Make that another for the men in yellow.

This time it's Sam Surridge who doubled the lead for Nashville with the club's third effort on target.

Latest from Allianz Field...

GOAL 75' - Minnesota 2-3 San Diego FC

Someone else is on the scoresheet now! Milan Illoski joins the action for the visitors who could be on their way to three huge road points.

GOAL 66' - Minnesota 2-2 San Diego

It's the big man again, but this time the goal arrives a little easier. Dreyer nets his second of the night after scoring from the penalty spot.

The latest from Sporting KC v FC Dallas...

GOAL! 69' - Sporting KC 1-3 FC Dallas

No slowing down from the visitors as Bernard Kamungo piles misery on the 10 men.

RED CARD! - Khiry Shelton (Sporting KC)

Things later turned worse for the visitors, with Shelton sent walking after a second yellow and over 30 minutes to go.

GOAL! 59' Sporting KC 1-2 FC Dallas

It's all turned around at Children's Mercy Park with Luciano Acosta scoring the first penalty of the evening.

Tonight's games really had it all, huh?

GOALS! Houston 1-3 Montreal

Jalen Neal managed to extend the lead for the visitors but a clean sheet is off the table following Ondrej Lingr's goal at the other end.

That's the latest at Shell Energy Stadium.

GOAL! 56' Chicago 0-1 Nashville

Guess who.... it's Hany Mukhtar with the opener as per usual for the men in yellow.

GOAL! Austin 2-1 NY Red Bulls

Brandon Vazquez redeems himself after the own-goal by turning things back in favour of the hosts.

We still have more to come tonight... buckle up!

FULL-TIME! - New England 0-1 Cincinnati, Philadelphia Union 2-1 Charlotte and Columbus Crew 2-1 Vancouver

It's all over for the following teams. The respective leaders in the East scraped by at the death, while the leaders in the West stumbled on Saturday.

GOAL! 90+8' Philadelphia Union 2-1 Charlotte FC

It's not over until it's over for Philly. Markes Anderson ensures his side earns all three points after a late winner.

GOAL! 38' Minnesota 2-1 San Diego FC

The visitors may have still been celebrating that wondergoal, and Kelvin Yeboah pounced to bury the lead for Minnesota.

GOAL! 78' - Philadelphia Union 1-1 Charlotte

We have a late equalizer in Philly, but it's courtesy of the visitors. Wilf Zaha does what he does best and finds the bottom left corner to tie it up.

Still thinking about this...

GOALS! 30' and 32' - Houston Dynamo 0-2 Montreal

It's a quick-fire double for Montreal on the road, as Prince Owusu stays upright in the box for the first and later heads home a second.

GOAL! 23 '- Austin 1-1 New York Red Bulls

We have another own goal, this time it's from Brandon Vazquez of Austin and New York Red Bulls rejoice.

GOALS! 11' - Minnesota 1-1 San Diego FC and Sporting KC 1-1 FC Dallas

Both games are tied now!

San Diego have clawed back into the game against Minnesota after Anders Dreyer scored from inside the centre circle.

And a team move from Dallas led to one Petar Musa tying things up against Sporting KC.

GOALS! 8' - Minnesota 1-0 San Diego FC and Sporting KC 1-0 FC Dallas

Now we have tonight's first own goal, with Christopher McVey of San Diego the unlucky player.

Elsewhere, it's Magomed Suleymanov with the opener after converting at the back post for Sporting.

GOAL! 6' - Austin 1-0 New York Red Bulls

A corner kick has lead to the opener in Austin, with Guilherme Biro's bullet finding the back of the net early on.

Meanwhile, our other evening fixtures are underway now. A reminder of who is facing who:

HALF-TIME | New England 0-1 Cincinnati, Philadelphia Union 1-0 Charlotte FC and Columbus Crew 2-1 Vancouver Whitecaps.

Early goals followed by late goals. Lots to come in the second half.

How do you think these fixtures will end? Let us know in the comments below.

As we are minutes away from out 8:30 p.m. games, here is a reminder of the two late shows to come tonight both at 9:30 p.m. EST.

GOAL! 45+2' - Philadelphia Union 1-0 Charlotte FC

Perhaps we spoke too soon. It's Jesús Bueno with the opener after his rocket effort deflects off a player and in.

Time to give our attention to the 'keepers! What a stop by Charlotte's David Bingham.

Meanwhile at the Club World Cup opener in Miami...

GOAL! 26' - New England 0-1 Cincinnati

The opener has arrived inside Gilette Stadium after Ahoueke Steeve Kévin Denkey scores his first in MLS.

Some slick artwork coming out of Real Salt Lake.

GOAL! 23' - Columbus Crew 2-1 Vancouver Whitecaps

A mistake from Tristan Blackmon gifts the hosts the ball and Diego Rossi takes the chance comfortably while inside the box.

Meanwhile, Inter Miami are officially underway in the Club World Cup!

Things remain all square elsewhere in the United States, but we don't expect it to stay that way for long.

GOAL! 6' - Columbus Crew 1-1 Vancouver Whitecaps

Well, that didn't last long. It's Daniel Rios who turns things all square between these two with the visitors' first attempt. Buckle up for a night of goals, perhaps?

GOAL! 2' - Columbus Crew 1-0 Vancouver Whitecaps

We have an early goal in one of today's biggest ties. Ibrahim Aliyu has the Crew on the board against Vancouver after playing out the back beautifully.

It's a moment to remember for Ale Bedoya.

How do you spell it?

While all eyes are on Miami later tonight, don't forget the Seattle Sounders are also at the Club World Cup.

We're not done yet! Buckle up for some more evening action as MLS continues with three more games.

New England face Cincinnati, Philladelphia Union welcome Charlotte and Columbus Crew host Vancouver Whitecaps.

Your stat of the match courtesy of MLS Communications.

Well now that we can breathe, how about that result? Let us know your favourite moment in the comments below.

FULL-TIME - St. Louis 3-3 LA Galaxy

Are you not entertained?! Two magicial Marco Reus assists, two Gabriel Pec goals, one St. Louis slip and a hat-trick from João Klauss sees things end all square.

GOAL! 90+5' St. Louis 3-3 LA Galaxy

And it's a hat-trick for João Klauss to save his side at the death potentially. He makes a run into the box and slices the ball diagonally into the top left corner off the post.

Ahead of a monumental fixture in Columbus, here's Wilfried Nancy with MLS Countdown.

The Crew face Western Conference leaders Vancouver Whitecaps at 7:30 p.m. EST.

GOAL! 87' - St. Louis 2-3 LA Galaxy

It's taken one literal slip-up for the next goal.

Jayden Reid falls trying to control a back pass and Pec pounces to calmly turn things in favour of the visitors.

We've got shades of Gerrard's slip over at Energizer Park...

It's picturesque in Colorado tonight.

A reminder we will also bring you Inter Miami's opener at the Club World Cup later on tonight.

After our three 7:30 p.m. matches, the following teams are in action at 8:30 p.m. EST. Keep checking back here for more of the biggest updates!

Burki won't want to see this one.

What are some of your favourite back heel moments in football? Let us know in the comments below. 👀

It's great to see Marco Reus back doing what he does best. Isn't it?

GOAL! 52' St. Louis 2-2 LA Galaxy

Admin really can't keep up. It's Matheus Nascimento's first goal for the Galaxy after Reus again created the move forward. Game on!

SECOND HALF UNDERWAY AND A GOAL! 47' St. Louis 2-1 LA Galaxy

Well ,that didn't take long for the hosts, but we've got another João Klauss goal following a giveaway in midfield.

A look at what the Union will wear tonight. Dizzy.

HALF-TIME | St. Louis 1-1 LA Galaxy

We're all square after 45 minutes of drama in St. Louis. One goal each, with plenty to come next.

When baseball meets football.

GOAL! - 41' - St. Louis 1-1 LA Galaxy

Admin spoke too soon. In the blink of an eye, Marco Reus's swift movement leads to teeing up Gabriel Pec for the equalizer.

It's his second of the season, his first arrived back in March.

Meanwhile, LA Galaxy will certainly want this opportunity back...

A look at the threads Austin FC will wear later on tonight. Striking green!

GOAL! 35' - St. Louis 1-0 LA Galaxy

We finally have an opener! It's João Klauss who delivers once again for the hosts after some slick link-up play in the box.

Just over two hours until the next batch of MLS games begins. Here is who will hit the pitch at 7:30 p.m. EST.

Looking at the early stats, things remain calm at Energizer Park. Galaxy is the more involved side, but St. Louis is keener to open the scoring.

Who do you have winning tonight? Let us know in the comments below.

One of our early MLS fixtures sees the LA Galaxy eye back-to-back wins in their visit to St. Louis.

Goalkeepers Novak Mićović and Roman Burki each grab attention with early stops.

Meanwhile, for those Inter Miami fans, the Herons kick off the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup later today. We'll have the match coverage for you later on.

A handful of clubs hit the pitch this evening (and afternoon, in some places), including respective conference leaders Philadelphia Union and Vancouver Whitecaps.

A reminder of how the table looks in the East.

And a reminder of how the table looks in the West.

Happy Saturday, OneFootballers!

Welcome back to another round of Major League Soccer action and, as per usual, you can keep up with everything from around the grounds here on our live blog.