Tani Oluwaseyi had a goal and two assists to help lead Minnesota United to a 4-1 victory over the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night in Saint Paul, Minn.

Kelvin Yeboah, Anthony Markanich and Joseph Rosales also scored goals for Minnesota United (11-4-7, 40 points), which jumped out to a 3-0 first-half lead en route to extending its unbeaten streak to four games (3-0-1).

Dayne St. Clair made three saves for the Loons, who swept the regular-season series with the Earthquakes. Minnesota also won 1-0 at San Jose on March 8.

Defender Bruno Wilson scored a goal and Daniel finished with two saves for San Jose (7-8-7, 28 points), which lost for the first time in five MLS matches (1-1-3).

Minnesota took a 1-0 lead in the third minute on Oluwaseyi’s ninth goal of the season. The score came off a corner kick to Robin Lod on the left side of the 6-yard box. Lod then did a flick-on header down to Oluwaseyi stationed in front of the goal, where he swung a left-footed shot into the left side of the net.

The Loons extended the lead to 2-0 in the 42nd minute thanks to Oluwaseyi’s curling cross pass from the left end line to Yeboah, who headed it inside the far-right post for his seventh goal.

Minnesota made it 3-0 just before halftime when Markanich extended his goal streak to three games, blasting a right-footed rebound from the middle of the box into the top right corner for his fifth goal.

San Jose got on the board in the 70th minute on Wilson’s right-footed shot into the middle of the net off a Preston Judd header pass on a corner kick.

Rosales scored his first goal of the season in the 95th minute on a 2-on-1 break with Oluwaseyi, slicing in a right-footed shot from the middle of the box off Oluwaseyi’s crossing pass.

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Albert Rusnak had a goal and an assist as the Seattle Sounders built a three-goal halftime lead and held on to defeat host Sporting Kansas City 3-2 on Saturday night.

Jordan Morris and Jesus Ferreira also scored for Seattle (9-6-6, 33 points), which extended its MLS unbeaten streak to three matches (2-0-1). Goalkeeper Andrew Thomas, filling in for the injured Stefan Frei (concussion), made seven saves.

Dejan Joveljic and Santiago Munoz scored on penalty kicks in the second half for Sporting K.C. (6-11-5, 23 points).

John Pulskamp made four stops for SKC, which had its three-match unbeaten streak (2-0-1) snapped.

Morris, making his first start since March 1 because of a pair of hamstring injuries, opened the scoring in the 15th minute. He sent a pass to Paul Rothrock on the left wing and sprinted toward the net, taking a cross and heading it into the upper left corner of the net from 5 yards out. It was Morris’ 100th career goal contribution in MLS play (70 goals, 30 assists).

Rusnak nearly doubled the advantage in the 19th minute, but his 18-yard shot was cleared off the goal line by SKC defender Jansen Miller.

Rusnak did make it 2-0 in the 27th minute, converting a penalty kick after a video review determined Sporting’s Daniel Salloi committed a handball in the 18-yard box. Rusnak put his kick into the right side of the net as Pulskamp lunged the wrong way.

The Sounders extended their lead to 3-0 on a counterattack deep in first-half stoppage time. Morris, Ferreira and Rusnak charged forward on a three-on-two rush. Ferreira and Rusnak executed a give-and-go in the penalty area, with Ferreira blasting a 7-yard shot past Pulskamp.

Joveljic drew a penalty kick in the 67th minute when he was tripped by Seattle’s Danny Musovski just inside the top of the 18-yard box. It was the eighth consecutive match in which Joveljic had either a goal or an assist.

Joveljic nearly pulled the hosts within a goal in the 73rd minute, but his rebound attempt was cleared off the goal line by Sounders defender Alex Roldan after Salloi hit the right post.

Munoz was tripped in the penalty area in second-half stoppage time and converted the kick to make it 3-2.

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Idan Toklomati scored early and Kerwin Vargas tallied late as Charlotte FC came away with a 2-0 victory against visiting New York City FC on Saturday night, winning for the first time in their past five matches.

Goalkeeper Kristijan Kahlina made three saves for the clean sheet.

Charlotte (9-11-2, 29 points) won for the first time since May 31 at Toronto FC. Unlike a week earlier in a 2-2 draw with Orlando, Charlotte protected a two-goal lead.

New York City (9-8-4, 31 points) was playing in the first of four consecutive road matches. The team remained winless in matches in Charlotte.

Matthew Freese, who just returned from a stint with the U.S. national team at the CONCACAF Gold Cup, made one save for NYC.

Toklomati’s goal came in the 14th minute, assisted by Pep Biel. The pass from Biel on the left side connected with Toklomati, who was cutting toward the center of the goal mouth.

It was the 20-year-old Toklomati’s fourth goal of the season, with three coming in a four-match span.

The third goal of the season for Vargas snapped his five-match scoreless stretch, finishing by turning and firing a shot from just inside the top of the box for a 2-0 lead in the 81st minute. It was quite an individual effort before Vargas first controlled the ball and was denied on an initial shot before trying again and converting.

The start of the match was delayed for nearly 90 minutes because of weather concerns.

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Anders Dreyer recorded a first-half brace, and Western Conference-leading San Diego FC withstood a late charge from the Chicago Fire to win their fourth consecutive road match 2-1 on Saturday night.

Dreyer struck eight minutes into the match and again in the third minute of first-half stoppage time to give expansion San Diego (13-6-3, 42 points) a seemingly nice cushion.

However, after putting together several prime scoring chances that were thwarted by San Diego goalkeeper Pablo Sisniega (three saves), making his first MLS start since 2023, the Fire (8-9-4, 28 points) were finally rewarded through Hugo Cuypers’ right-footer off an 87th-minute corner.

But Chicago, which held an 18-7 overall shot advantage and did not concede a corner on the night, couldn’t level the match and fell to 2-4-4 at home.

San Diego blocked seven Fire shots on the evening.

Making his San Diego debut, Sisniega was tested early — notably pushing Brian Gutierrez’s point-blank chance just over the bar in the fourth minute.

San Diego, though, didn’t miss its opportunity to open the scoring four minutes later as Luca Bombino made a brilliant half-box pass through traffic to an unmarked Dreyer, who had time to position up close and easily convert the goal.

Chicago had a pair of solid scoring chances later in the half, particularly on Gutierrez’s blocked attempt in the 24th minute and Cuypers’ quality look that sailed high in the 37th.

But again, the Fire’s inability to score further bit them after Dreyer beautifully one-timed Chucky Lozano’s cross in front of the net just before the first-half whistle for his 11th league goal in 2025.

Chicago threatened in the 50th minute, but another open Gutierrez attempt was blocked. Twenty minutes later, Sisniega successfully dislodged the ball from a streaking Gutierrez in a one-on-one scenario.

However, Sisniega’s most impressive save of the night came in the 84th minute, in reactionary fashion, by two-handing Cuypers’ point-blank header off a corner.

San Diego has outscored its opponents 14-8 during that four-match MLS road winning streak.

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In a game that saw two substantial momentum swings, the Columbus Crew scored three unanswered goals in an 18-minute span to flip an early 2-0 deficit into a 4-2 road win over FC Cincinnati on Saturday night at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati.

Columbus (11-3-8, 41 points) scored two goals late in the first half, including one in the third minute of stoppage time, to tie the match 2-2 at halftime.

The Crew then took a 3-2 lead on an FC Cincinnati own goal in the 59th minute before adding a goal in stoppage time to ice the match.

After the match was delayed for 56 minutes due to severe weather, FC Cincinnati (13-6-3, 42 points) came roaring out of the gate to take command of the match. Midfielders Pavel Bucha and Evander both scored in the first five minutes to give Cincinnati an early 2-0 lead.

Evander’s goal was his 13th of the season and it tied an FC Cincinnati club record of four consecutive games with a goal. It was a right-footed shot from the right half-space outside of the box that had an expected goal percentage of just 4 percent.

Despite having little control of the match through the first 41 minutes, Columbus scored the next four goals to earn the three points.

The Crew’s All-Star forward, Diego Rossi, scored his 11th goal of the season with a right-footed shot from the center of the box to start Columbus’ comeback. Max Arfsten evened the game in the third minute of first-half stoppage with a goal that had a 2 percent chance of going in.

Things went from bad to worse for FC Cincinnati in the 59th minute when All-Star defender Miles Robinson scored an own goal to give Columbus a 3-2 lead.

FC Cincinnati had their chances to tie the match in the final 30 minutes, but Crew goalkeeper Patrick Schulte kept them off the scoreboard, making two saves.

Cincinnati goalkeeper Roman Celentano did not have a save and allowed all four Columbus goals.

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