The MLS season started last night with two matches, one in Seattle and the other in Houston. The home teams posted wins, with Dynamo defeating the San Jose Earthquakes, and the Seattle Sounders beating Minnesota United.

Minnesota United Upsets Sporting Kansas City, Advances to the MLS Cup West Finals

At the BBVA Stadium, Dynamo recorded a 2-1 victory over the guests from San Jose. Memo Rodriguez and Maxi Urruti were the scorers for the hosts, with both goals coming in the best possible moment for Houston.

Rodriguez netted six minutes before halftime, shocking the guests and not giving them enough time to respond.

LAFC suffered a heartbreaking loss against UANL Tigres in the CONCACAF Champions League finals, losing the advantage to suffer a 1-2 defeat.

Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers Sign a Four-Year $12 Million Deal

Bob Bradley’s team didn’t have the strength to defend a 1-0 lead reached in the 61st minute, allowing two goals in 12 minutes, to see the Mexicans winning the title, and preventing FC from being the first MLS team to win the trophy.

It was a devastating ending of a dream run for the blacks and gold, who were looking very good in

Two MLS teams appeared in the CONCACAF Champions League this Wednesday night, and both posted narrow wins. However, LAFC advanced to the semifinals, following their win over Cruz Azul, 2-1, while Atlanta ended its competition, defeating Club America, 2-1.

Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns Negotiation a Big Deal

The game at Exploria Stadium, which was the home of LAFC in this matchup, ended with the American side coming back from the deficit to earn a very significant win. Unlike other quarterfinal pairs, this one had just one leg due to the interrupted competition several months ago.

According

The Columbus Crew are the new MLS Cup champions, beating Seattle Sounders in the finals, 3-0. A convincing win over the previous champions was Crew’s signature on one of the best seasons in their history.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Hold Off Giants’ Last Push, Record a Win in New York, 25-23

The Crew was unstoppable in the finals, rolling over the guests from Seattle in the opening 45 minutes. They would score twice in that part of the match, indicating that the trophy would move from West Coast to Ohio.

Lucas Zelarayan was the one who made it all possible for Columbus

Seattle Sounders survived a scare against the Minnesota United, eliminating the conference rivals and reaching the MLS Cup Playoff finals. Gustav Svensson’s stoppage-time goal propelled the reigning champions in their second consecutive finals, fourth over the past five years.

Washington Redskins Retire Name And Logo

The Sounders made a magnificent comeback from a two-goal deficit, scoring three times in the last 15 minutes.

Svensson netted in the third minute of the stoppage time, following one corner-kick that saw him delivering a header that brought tears to Minnesota’s players and indescribable joy among the hosts. It is safe to