Kellyn Acosta and Danny Musovski scored 20 minutes apart in the second half and Los Angeles FC rallied for a 2-1 win over host FC Cincinnati on Sunday.

Down 1-0 in the 59th minute, Acosta found himself in the right spot to drive the ball — off the remnants of star Carlos Vela’s floated corner — by FCC keeper Roman Celentano for his first goal of the season.

Then in the 79th, Vela, who has gone five league matches without a goal, set up Musovski to convert the eventual winner just seven minutes after he came on as a substitute. It marked the third comeback victory this season for LAFC (6-1-1, 19 points), which moved back atop the Western Conference standings.

Meanwhile, Cincinnati (2-5-1, 7 points) left disappointed, and amid an 0-3-1 rut, after a spirited first-half showing produced its 1-0 halftime lead on Luciano Acosta’s goal in the third minute of stoppage time. FCC played without leading scorer Brandon Vazquez (five goals), but were given a chance at the upset thanks to Celentano, who made numerous point-blank or diving saves and finished with six saves in his MLS debut.

The game’s first goal came off an LAFC turnover. The ball eventually found Luciano Acosta, who right-footed it by off-balanced Los Angeles keeper Maxime Crepeau (five saves).

Meanwhile, Celentano’s first true test came in the 22nd minute when he saved a point-blank shot from Kwadwo Opoku. He recorded a similar stop on Jose Cifuentes later in the half.

Celentano came up with another big save on Cristian Arango just one minute into the second half. After Crepeau made his own straight-on save of Dominique Badji’s strike, Celentano’s diving grab in the 53rd minute thwarted Opoku again and kept Cincinnati’s hopes of the upset momentarily alive.

In addition to Vazquez, Cincinnati played minus six other starters, including No. 1 goalkeeper Alec Kann (lower-body injury) and Alvaro Barreal (illness), who scored twice in its U.S. Open Cup win over Pittsburgh earlier in the week.

–Field Level Media

The New York Red Bulls remained perfect on the road with a 3-0 win against host Orlando City SC on Sunday.

With the victory, the Red Bulls (4-2-2, 14 points) became the third-ever MLS team to win each of their first four road matches of a season, and the first since the Los Angeles Galaxy realized the feat in 1998.

The Lions (4-3-2, 14 points) had their two-game winning streak halted.

The visitors dominated the attack in the first half, attempting nine shots, of which three reached the target. Orlando struggled to generate any attack, with zero attempts in the opening 45 minutes.

New York had a chance in the 23rd minute off sustained pressure off a corner when midfielder Omir Fernandez tried to capitalize from the top right corner of the goal area but hit the outside of the net.

The Red Bulls finally connected three minutes later. Fernandez, on the right side, dished to Luquinhas at the top of the box and the attacking midfielder, with time and space, struck for his first MLS tally to give the visitors a 1-0 lead in the 26th minute.

New York came close to doubling its lead in first-half stoppage time on Ashley Fletcher’s attempt from the left side of the goal area, but he was denied by goalkeeper Pedro Gallese.

Cristian Casseres Jr. doubled the lead in the 48th minute. Gallese stopped Casseres at the top of the goal area but the ball remained loose and Casseres put his own rebound into the open net to make it 2-0 New York.

Ercan Kara had one of the best chances for the home side in the 64th minute when he was one-on-one with goalkeeper Carlos Coronel, who made the save, but Kara was flagged for offside.

Rodrigo Schlegel’s header attempt in the 72nd minute nearly got the Lions on the board but it went just wide of the left post.

Lewis Morgan extended it to 3-0 in the 88th minute from the penalty spot after video review awarded New York a penalty off a Schlegel handball in the box.

Orlando finished the match with just three attempts, none reaching the target.

–Field Level Media

Leonardo Campana scored his fifth goal and added his second assist as Inter Miami rallied to a 2-1 victory over visiting Atlanta United on Sunday afternoon.

Bryce Duke’s first career MLS goal midway through the second half decided what Miami’s fourth consecutive win in all competitions for the first time in club history and third in a row in MLS play.

Goalkeeper Nick Marsman made six saves to preserve the victory, which also matches the longest MLS win streak for Miami (3-4-1, 10 points) three seasons into their existence.

March loan signing Ronaldo Cisneros scored his first MLS goal to give Atlanta (3-3-2, 11 points) the early lead and snap a scoreless 193-minute stretch.

The visitors led Miami 20-7 in overall shots and 7-2 in efforts on target, but are now winless with a pair of defeats in their last three games.

Campana has started in the center forward role in four consecutive games — including a midweek U.S. Open Cup victory — as Gonzalo Higuain has recovered from a knee injury.

And he’s making a case to win the starting job full-time from Higuain — the club’s all-time leading scorer — with his recent form.

It continued in the 28th minute when the Ecuadorian international took down DeAndre Yedlin’s cross with an exceptional first touch that evaded a defender, then drilled a low finish into the bottom right corner.

Atlanta had the better of the early second-half opportunities. And Marsman made his best stops in those moments, saving first Thiago Almada in the 50th minute and then Cisneros in the 53rd.

In between, Brooks Lennon wasted a promising rebound look of Almada’s miss.

When Miami took the lead in the 64th minute Campana again was the creative influence.

Ariel Lassiter spotted Campana with an excellent diagonal ball to split a pair of Atlanta defenders. But instead of taking a shot from a tight angle, Campana had the presence of mind to slot a cross over to Duke, who had a wide open goal awaiting for his simple finish.

–Field Level Media