Quakes’ Wondolowski 1 goal from MLS record

Bradley Wright-Phillips became the first MLS player to score at least 20 goals in three seasons and the visiting New York Red Bulls stayed a point back in the Supporters’ Shield race with a 3-1 victory over the Earthquakes on Saturday night.

Chris Wondolowski scored for the Quakes in the 83rd minute to increase his career total to 144 — one behind Landon Donovan for the league goals record. Wondolowski also made it nine straight seasons with at least 10 goals.

Atlanta United held its lead in the league standings with a win earlier Saturday, but the Red Bulls (20-7-5) stayed firmly in the Shield race. Each team has two games to go.

The Earthquakes (4-20-8) lost their six straight.

 In other MLS games, George Bello, 16, scored his first professional goal and host Atlanta United stayed in front of the Supporters’ Shield race with a 2-1 victory over the New England

Revolution . ... Toronto FC lost 2-1 at home to the Vancouver Whitecaps and was eliminated from playoff contention. Toronto (9-16-6) had made the past two Cup finals, losing to Seattle in 2016 and then beating Seattle in 2017 for their first title . ... Saphir Taider scored on a penalty kick and had two assists to help the host Montreal Impact beat the Columbus Crew 3-0. The sixth-place Impact (13-15-4) remained alive in the Eastern Conference playoff race. Columbus (13-10-9) remained fourth, needing one point in its last two matches to secure a spot . ... Fabrice-Jean Picault scored twice in the first half and added a late assist in Philadelphia’s 5-1 victory over visiting Minnesota United . ... Johnny Russell scored in the 83rd minute and Sporting Kansas

City clinched a playoff spot with the 1-1 draw with the visiting LA Galaxy . ... Adama Diomande scored twice and Los Angeles FC clinched a playoff spot in its expansion season with a 3-0 victory over the host Colorado Rapids . ... Santiago Mosquera and Victor Ulloa scored back-to-back goals in the second half and FC Dallas beat visiting Orlando City 2-0 . ... Sebastian Blanco had a first-half assist and scored back-to-back goals in the second half to power visiting Portland past Real Salt Lake 4-1.

English Premier League: Manchester United erased a two-goal deficit to beat Newcastle 3-2 at Old Trafford. Substitute Alexis Sanchez headed home the winner in the 90th

minute . ... Eric Dier led thirdplace Tottenham past Cardiff 1-0 . ... Gylfi Sigurdsson scored a spectacular goal to help Everton defeat Leicester 2-1.

More Europe: Cristiano Ronaldo, facing trouble from the law and sponsors over a rape allegation in Las Vegas, scored both goals in a 2-0 win over Udinese that kept Juventus perfect in Italy’s Serie A . ... A late goal lifted Alaves past Real Madrid 1-0 in the Spanish league, extending the European champ’s goal drought to four matches for the first time since 1985. Madrid lost top forwards Gareth Bale and Karim Benzema to injuries during the match . ... Lille moved within five points of French league leader Paris Saint-Germain by beating Saint-Etienne 3-1.