Taxiarchis Fountas and Ola Kamara scored goals as D.C. United rallied from a two-goal deficit to notch a 2-2 tie against host Inter Miami CF on Saturday night.

Leonardo Campana and Damion Lowe scored goals for Inter Miami (3-6-2, 11 points), who is winless in their past three matches (0-2-1).

D.C. United (4-5-1, 13 points) is 2-1-1 over their last four outings.

The match started 75 minutes late due to a fierce storm in the area. It continued to rain throughout the match.

D.C. United tallied the tying goal in the 74th minute as Russell Canouse fed Kamara, who sent a right-footed shot past Miami goalie Drake Callender. The goal was Kamara’s fifth of the season.

Miami had a 10-9 edge in shots and put seven on target to D.C. United’s five.

D.C. United goalkeeper Bill Hamid had five saves while Miami’s Callender made three.

D.C. United’s Chris Durkin was sent off with a red card in the first minute of the second-half stoppage time after receiving his second yellow card of the match. That left Inter Miami with a man-advantage for the final six minutes but they weren’t able to take advantage.

Inter Miami took a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute when Ariel Lassiter sent a left-footed cross in front of the goal to Campana, whose right-footed shot caromed off Hamid and into the net. The goal was Campana’s sixth of the season.

Miami doubled the lead 14 minutes later off a corner kick. Jean Mota sent it toward the middle of the box and Lowe was ready and snapped a one-hop header into the right corner of the net for his first MLS goal.

But D.C. United answered in the third minute of first-half stoppage time as Michael Estrada’s touch pass off his leg set up Fountas, who sent a right-footer into the right corner. It was the fifth goal of the season for Fountas, all coming in the past four matches.

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Adalberto Carrasquilla and Darwin Quintero scored goals and the Houston defense rose to the occasion despite playing the final 55-plus minutes a man down as the Dynamo defeated visiting Nashville SC 2-0 on Saturday in a Western Conference match.

The Dynamo (4-4-3, 15 points) snapped a three-match MLS losing streak and won for the first time in three all-time contests against Nashville.

Steve Clark had two saves to earn his third clean sheet of the season and the 47th of his nine-year MLS career.

The Dynamo grabbed the lead on Carrasquilla’s goal in the 16th minute, which came on a rebound of a blistered shot by Jose Guillermo “Memo” Rodriquez, which was saved by Nashville goalkeeper Joe Willis.

Willis was forced to drive to his right to stop Rodriquez’s shot, and the ball deflected to Carrasquilla, who kept his right-footed shot low and into its target in the lower left side of the net.

Houston’s Adam Lundqvist was assessed a red card in the 35th minute when he slid into Nashville midfielder Alex Muyl, forcing the Dynamo to play the final 55 minutes a man down on a sweltering evening.

Quintero added to the Houston advantage in the 53rd minute on a penalty kick after Fabrice-Jean “Fafa” Picault was knocked down in the box on a breakaway by Willis. From the spot, Quintero went to the right after faking the Nashville keeper to the left.

Nashville nearly found the goal three minutes later when C.J. Sapong leaped to head a corner kick that bounced off the top of the crossbar and out of play.

Nashville (4-4-3, 15 points) has won just once in its past five matches and has recorded consecutive MLS victories just once since September 2021.

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Luciano Acosta scored the tiebreaking goal in the 85th minute, and visiting FC Cincinnati took advantage of two glaring Chicago Fire mistakes to match a franchise’s single-season record with their fourth victory in a row, winning 2-1 on Saturday night.

Two minutes after Chicago’s Jhon Duran leveled the match off a Xherdan Shaqiri corner, Acosta recorded his fifth goal for Cincinnati (6-5-1, 19 points), which won six games in its inaugural 2019 MLS season, but only four in each of the last two.

Acosta converted after teammate Brandon Vazquez pressured Fire goalkeeper Gaga Slonina, who turns 18 on Sunday, into a lazy pass that found the Cincinnati midfielder, who then positioned himself for the go-ahead strike.

Cincinnati also benefited from Chicago defender Rafael Czichos’ own goal in the 33rd minute.

Roman Celentano made four saves for Cincinnati.

The Fire (2-5-4, 10 points), losers of four in a row and winless in seven straight, owned a 18-9 advantage in overall shots and 5-3 on target, but still have not scored more than one goal in a game during their current 0-5-2 league rut.

For a solid 10-minute stretch leading just past the half-hour mark, Chicago applied consistent pressure at the Cincinnati end. However, its biggest offensive moment of the night came via an unfortunate misplay by the Fire. Czichos headed a long entry ball back toward Slonina, who moved forward to play it, but was too far out of position as it went well over his head and into the net.

MLS veteran and another suburban Chicago product Chris Mueller, making his first start in his second match since joining the Fire, was consistently active during the first half. The Fire recorded nine shots in the first half, three of which were on target.

However, FC Cincinnati was the early aggressor out of the break. Yet, Slonina (two saves) made a point-blank stop on Alvaro Barreal’s drive. Then moments later, Slonina got enough of his body on the ball to spoil a Cincinnati cross.

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Erik Godoy scored off a corner kick in second-half stoppage time to give the host Vancouver Whitecaps a 3-3 tie with the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday.

Lucas Cavallini and Ryan Raposo also scored for the Whitecaps (2-6-2, 8 points). Cavallini had a chance to give Vancouver a victory in the final second, but his header went off the left post.

Jeremy Ebobisse scored twice for San Jose (2-5-4, 10 points), tying for the Major League Soccer lead with his seventh of the season. Jamiro Monteiro also tallied for San Jose.

After a scoreless first half, both teams turned up the tempo.

Cavallini opened the scoring in the 52nd minute, after a give-and-go with Raposo just outside the top of the penalty area. Cavallini’s low shot from 16 yards out snuck just inside the right post.

Cavallini nearly doubled the lead 10 minutes later on a three-on-two break, but San Jose goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski charged off his line to smother the shot from 15 yards out.

The Earthquakes went straight down the field to tie it. Monteiro got between defenders at the top of the 6-yard box and headed a cross from the right wing into the far side of the net.

Ebobisse scored his first in the 73rd minute, redirecting Cade Cowell’s pass into the far side netting.

The Whitecaps tied it two minutes later, as Raposo took a pass from Deiber Caicedo and blasted a shot from the top right of the 6-yard box just inside the right post.

Ebobisse gave the Earthquakes a 3-2 lead in the 81st minute on a header from the top of the 6-yard box off a cross from Cristian Espinoza.

Cavallini had two other quality chances in the second half, but Marcinkowski saved both. He made four stops.

Vancouver goalie Cody Cropper, making just his second MLS start since 2019, made three saves, all in the first half. Cropper was subbing for the injured Thomas Hasal.

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