Wondolowski’s penalty in 95th gives Quakes tie
Chris Wondolowski’s penalty kick five minutes into added time gave the host Earthquakes a 2-2 draw against the Philadelphia Union.
The Quakes’ Shea Salinas drew the penalty against Philadelphia’s Joshua Yaro.
With his 10th goal of the seasons, Wondolowski became the first player in MLS history to score at least that many in eight consecutive seasons.
Valeri Qazaishvili gave San Jose (9-10-6) a 1-0 lead in the third minute before the Union (8-11-6) responded with goals by Jack Elliott in the 35th and Roland Alberg in the 55th. Deltas draw: In NASL action, Patrick Hopkins tapped in Jackson’s redirection off a Dagoberto corner kick in the 60th minute, but gave up the lead on a penalty kick 12 minutes later as the San Francisco Deltas settled for a 1-1 draw with North Carolina FC at Kezar Stadium. San Francisco (8-4-8) is in second place in both the NASL’s fall standings and combined standings. More MLS: Diego Rubio scored on a blast off Graham Zusi’s corner kick in the 42nd minute and host Sporting Kansas City beat FC Dallas 2-0 to move back atop the Western Conference standings . ... Nicolas Hasler scored his first goal of the season off a header to give MLS-leading Toronto FC the lead for good in a 3-1 victory over Chicago that ended the Fire’s 11-game home unbeaten streak . ... Ignacio Piatti scored twice for the second straight game and the host Montreal Impact beat Real Salt Lake 3-1 for their fourth victory in a row . ... D.C. United took advantage of Jared Watts’ own goal to beat the host Colorado Rapids 1-0. Colorado goalkeeper Tim Howard was unable to reach Watts’ wayward back pass from 40 yards out in the 27th minute . ... Giles Barnes scored in the 67th minute and host Orlando City tied the Columbus Crew 1-1 to keep its slim playoff hopes alive . ... Fredy Montero and Yordy Reyna scored in the first half to help the host Vancouver Whitecaps beat the Houston Dynamo 2-1. English Premier League: Freescoring, tight at the back and confidence oozing, Manchester United might already be the team to beat in the EPL after back-toback 4-0 wins sent a powerful early-season message to its rivals.
Swansea was on the end of United’s power and new-found clinical edge, with Eric Bailly scoring in the first half before Romelu Lukaku, Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial all netted goals within a four-minute span from the 80th minute.
Also, Liverpool relied on a scruffy goal scored by Sadio Mane after a defensive mix-up to beat Crystal Palace 1-0. More Europe: U.S. national team forward Christian Pulisic scored one goal and set up another as Borussia Dortmund opened its German Bundesliga season with a 3-0 rout at Wolfsburg . ... Newcomer Girona was minutes away from beating Atletico Madrid in a debut in the Spanish league until Atletico scored twice after the sending off of Antoine Griezmann to salvage a 2-2 draw.