MLS: Saturday Wins For Revs, Philly, Reds, Herons, Montreal, Both LA Clubs

12 games were contested on Saturday in Major League Soccer.

At Harrison, New Jersey:

Facundo Torres scored the only goal of the match in the 17th minute as Orlando City knocked off the homestanding New  York Red Bulls 1-0.

At Cincinnati: 

Thiago Almada (17') and Andrew Gutman (83') each scored once to lift Atlanta United to a 2-2 road draw with Cincinnati.

Brandon Vazquez (29') and Brenner (41') each scored once for the Orange and Blue.

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Carles Gil's goal in the 18th minute was decisive as the New England Revolution pinned a 1-0 defeat on visiting DC United.

At Chester, Pennsylvania:

Daniel Gazdag (16'), Jack Elliot (37'), Julian Carranza (53'), and Cory Burke (82') each delivered a goal as the Philadelphia Union put out the visiting Chicago Fire 4-1.

At Toronto:

Jonathan Osorio (41'), Lorenzo Insigne (79'), and Federico Bernardeschi (85') each scored once as Toronto FC snapped the visiting Portland Timbers' ten-match unbeaten streak 3-1.

At Fort Lauderdale, Florida:

Alejandro Pozuelo scored twice (39', ,84') as Inter Miami came from behind to knock off visiting New York City 3-2.

At Austin, Texas:

Sebastian Driussi scored the game winner at the death (90'+4) as Austin came back from a 3-1 deficit to upend visiting Sporting Kansas City 4-1.

At Commerce City, Colorado:

Diego Rubio's successful penalty kick (PK-41') enabled the Colorado Rapids to gain a 1-1 home draw with the Columbus Crew.

Cucho Hernandez tallied for the visiting Crew at five minutes.

At Frisco, Texas:

Jesus Ferreira scored twice (3', 41') as FC Dallas dominated the visiting San Jose Earthquakes 4-1.

At Houston:

Lassi Lappalainen scored the winning goal in the 69th minute as Montreal defeated the Houston Dynamo 3-2 on the road.

At Carson, California:

Samuel Gandsir scored twice (12', 40') as the Los Angeles Galaxy scored four goals in the first half en route to a 5-2 home domination of the Vancouver Whitecaps.

At Los Angeles:

Jesus Murillo opened the scoring in the 49th minute as the Los Angeles Football Club busted open what was a halftime stalemate and destroyed visiting Charlotte 5-0 with five players each scoring once.