Lorenzo Insigne scored the lone goal to lift visiting Toronto FC to a 1-0 win against the New England Revolution on Sunday. The victory was Toronto’s first on an opponent’s pitch since a 2-0 triumph against Charlotte FC on August 27, 2022. The Revolution controlled the play and took advantage of early giveaways by Toronto to spend time in the attacking third but couldn’t get one by goalkeeper Sean Johnson. In the sixth minute, Johnson

Goalkeeper Brad Stuver made five saves as Austin FC earned an improbable 0-0 draw Saturday night at Seattle despite being outshot 23-3. Austin (0-1-1, 1 point) didn’t even attempt a shot until the 74th minute, when Jhojan Valencia’s looping attempt from 25 yards bounced once before settling in Seattle goalie Andrew Thomas’ arms. That was one of two saves for Thomas. The Sounders (0-1-1, 1 point) nearly won their home opener in second-half stoppage time

Dejan Joveljic scored his second goal of the season, Joseph Paintsill added his first goal and assist in MLS and the visiting LA Galaxy cruised to a 3-1 victory over the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday evening. Riqui Puig also added his first goal of the campaign for the Galaxy (1-0-1, 4 points), who have won four of the last five MLS meetings with their California Clasico rivals. Mark Delgado provided the feed on Pantsill’s

Mateusz Klich scored on a penalty kick and Kristian Fletcher scored in the 82nd minute as visiting D.C. United rallied from a two-goal deficit to earn a 2-2 tie with the Portland Timbers on Saturday night. Alex Bono finished with one save for D.C. United (1-0-1, 4 points). They played without star striker Christian Benteke, who was a late scratch after picking up an injury during pregame warm-ups. Santiago Moreno had a goal and an

Teal Bunbury scored on a penalty kick in the 90th minute for Nashville SC to pull out a 1-1 draw with the host Colorado Rapids on Saturday night at Commerce City, Colo. Nashville (0-0-2, 2 points) registered its first goal of the season. The late goal put a damper on the home opener for Colorado (0-1-1, 1 point). Shaq Moore’s header resulted in an own goal when the ball went into the Nashville net in

Tani Oluwaseyi scored in the 90+5 minute to rally Minnesota United to a stunning 1-1 tie with the Columbus Crew in St. Paul, Minn., on Saturday in the Loons’ home opener. Playing past the allotted four minutes of stoppage time, Oluwaseyi caught goalkeeper Patrick Schulte off the line at the right post and placed the ball past him to the far corner to keep Minnesota unbeaten (1-0-1, 4 points). Dayne St. Clair made five saves

Sean Johnson made seven saves and Toronto FC kept their first clean sheet in nine months in a 0-0 draw at defending Supporters’ Shield holders FC Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon in both teams’ season opener. Under new coach John Herdman, Toronto was outshot 17-8 overall and 7-2 in efforts on target but limited Cincinnati to only a couple clear-cut opportunities. After conceding an Eastern Conference-worst 59 goals last season while finishing with the league’s worst

Antony scored two goals and the Portland Timbers dominated play with a 4-1 victory over the visiting Colorado Rapids on Saturday night in the season opener for both teams. Eryk Williamson added a goal and an assist for the Timbers, who played crisp soccer in Phil Neville’s debut as coach. Portland’s other tally was on an own goal by Colorado’s Sam Vines. Chris Armas’ debut as Rapids’ coach didn’t go as well as Colorado trailed

Dante Sealy scored in the fourth minute of stoppage time, and FC Dallas stunned the visiting San Jose Earthquakes with a 2-1 victory Saturday night in Frisco, Texas. In a match that looked destined to end in a fourth consecutive 1-1 draw between these Western Conference foes, the promising Sealy came through late. After missing some key chances at times Saturday, Sealy controlled the ball on a late Dallas surge, then sent it low and