MLS ROUNDUP Morgan lifts Red Bulls
Toronto Lewis Morgan scored three goals in the first half and the New York Red Bulls cruised to a 4-1 victory over Toronto on Saturday. Aaron Long scored the other goal for New York.
Jesus Jimenez scored for Toronto (0-1-1) in the home debut of coach Bob Bradley.
Revolution 1, Dallas 0: Carles Gil scored the pivotal goal in the Revolution’s victory.
Kansas City 1, Dynamo 0:
Remi Walter’s goal led Sporting Kansas City over Houston. Union 2, Montreal 1: Alejandro Bedoya and Daniel Gazdag scored in a threeminute span early in the second half to help Philadelphia.
Earthquakes 3, Crew 3: Francisco Calvo scored the equalizer in the seventh minute of second-half stoppage time for San Jose in a draw.
D.C. United 1, Cincinnati 0: Bill Hamid delivered a sevensave shutout while Ola Kamara scored in D.C. United’s win.
Orlando 0, Fire 0: Pedro Gallese had five saves to help Orlando City earn a draw.
Minnesota 1, Nashville 1: Hassani Dotson scored the equalizer for Minnesota.
Rapids 3, Atlanta 0: Diego Rubio had a goal and an assist and William Yarbrough notched five saves to power Colorado.
Whitecaps 0, NYC FC 0: Thomas Hasal made four saves for his third career MLS shutout in Vancouver’s draw.
Salt Lake 1, Sounders 0: Bobby Wood scored just after halftime to lift Salt Lake.
Galaxy 1, Charlotte 0: Charlotte FC made a record-breaking home debut, setting an MLS attendance mark of 74,479 in a loss to the L.A. Galaxy.