The Vancouver Whitecaps extended their unbeaten streak to six games with a scoreless draw against host Austin FC on Saturday in a game filled with spectacular saves.

The shutout, the Whitecaps’ third straight in league play, improved their stretch without allowing a goal to 320 minutes dating to late in the first half of a 1-1 draw at Minnesota on March 29. The Whitecaps (2-2-4, 10 points) have not lost since a 2-1 setback in San Jose on March 4.

Vancouver goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka had seven saves to record the third clean sheet of his eight-game MLS career, turning away three shots through the final 11 minutes that included seven minutes of added time. The final save came in the 96th minute when Takaoka punched a shot by Gyasi Zardes that was heading into the upper right corner over the crossbar.

Austin veteran keeper Brad Stuver stopped four shots to secure his second shutout of the season and the 16th of his career.

Austin (2-3-2, eight points) has been shut out in three of its last four games and has just one goal over that stretch.

Both teams had quality chances to score in the first half.

Vancouver’s first opportunity came in the seventh minute when Brian White’s shot after a centering pass from Simon Becher was stopped by Stuver in the bottom left corner.

Austin responded with a barrage in the 11th minute. Sebastian Driussi missed to the left after a corner kick and then Alex Ring clanged a shot off the left post on the ensuing corner-kick feed by Driussi. Emiliano Rigoni was turned away by Takaoka two minutes later after a feed into the box by Leo Vaisanen.

Austin’s Maxi Urruti had a chance in the 19th minutes after a pass into the area by Rigoni but his shot was saved by Takaoka. Vancouver replied with a scoring parry from Julian Gressel in the 21st minute but Stuver was again up to the task.

Owen Wolff of Austin, in the 34th minute, and Becher, in the 45th, each had shots on target by the end of the half but neither found the net.

Austin’s Diego Fagundez was stopped by Takaoka in the 50th minute and White had another shot batted away by Stuver two minutes later.

–Field Level Media

Duncan McGuire headed in a rebound in the 88th minute as Orlando City rallied for a 2-1 victory over Minnesota United on Saturday night in Saint Paul, Minn.

Ivan Angulo also scored for the Lions (3-2-2, 11 points) who won their second road match of the season. Pedro Gallese finished with three saves for Orlando City including one with his chest on a close-in shot off the foot of Franco Fragapane in the 85th minute.

Bongokuhle Hlongwane scored for Minnesota United (3-2-2, 11 points), who lost their second straight match and remain winless at home (0-1-2) in three matches this season.

With the game tied 1-1, Angulo chipped a shot from the right side of the box that caromed off the crossbar down to the middle edge of the six-yard box, where McGuire headed the rebound inside the left post for his second goal of the season and the game-winner.

Both teams came up empty on a pair of good scoring opportunities during a scoreless opening half.

Minnesota United nearly took the lead in the second minute when forward Mender Garcia broke down the right side and made a crossing pass to Hlongwane who was cutting into the middle of the penalty box, but Hlongwane’s left-footed shot went wide of the right post.

Ramiro Enrique sent a header from the center of the box off an Angulo cross over the goal in the 25th minute for Orlando City. Seven minutes later, Lions midfielder Martin Ojeda tried a right-footed shot from inside the top of the box that also sailed over the goal.

In the 40th minute, Loons midfielder Robin Lod found newcomer Jeong Sang-Bin open in the middle of box, but Gallese made a diving stop of the South Korean midfielder’s right-footed shot.

Hlongwane made up for his earlier miss in the 58th minute when he broke away from Angulo in the middle of the box and used his left foot to redirect Lod’s crossing pass into the left corner of the net for his second goal of the season and a 1-0 lead.

Orlando City came back to tie it 1-1 eight minutes later thanks to an excellent crossing pass from Gaston Gonzalez past several Loons across the top of the six-yard box to Angulo near the right post. Angulo drilled a sharp-angle shot off goalie Dayne St. Clair’s fingers and into the top left corner of the net.

–Field Level Media

Bernard Kamungo’s 88th-minute goal broke a late 1-1 deadlock Saturday night as FC Dallas defeated Western Conference rival Real Salt Lake, 2-1, in Frisco, T.X.

Dallas won despite being outshot 15-4.

Marco Farfan assisted on Kamungo’s marker, which was deposited into the top center of the net. Dallas’ Jesus Ferreira and Real Salt Lake’s Jefferson Savarino also netted goals in the contest.

Ferreira proved once again why he’s one of the MLS’ most promising young talents, breaking the scoreboard’s seal with a goal five minutes into the contest. Last week, Ferreira became the youngest player in league lore to net 40 career regular-season markers with the decider in a 1-0 win over Inter Miami CF.

Savarino’s made try evened matters for Real Salt Lake (2-5-0, 6 points) with his score in the 68th minute.

Real Salt Lake out-shot their hosts in the first half, 5-3. Only one of those five offerings was on target, however.

Carlos Gomez missed a longer-range shot three minutes prior to Ferreira’s score. Anderson Julio had a try blocked in the 11th minute and Jefferson Savarino pushed a shot to the right a minute later. Pablo Ruiz had another chance for Real Salt Lake in the 21st minute, but the offering sailed over the top left corner.

In the 29th minute, Gomez’ try from outside the box was saved by Dallas goalie Maarten Paes. Marcelo Silva’s header from the center of the box in the second minute of first-half stoppage time was blocked, leaving Real Salt Lake scoreless in the initial half.

Real Salt Lake had 11 more shots than their hosts in the loss.

Real Salt Lake had dropped four outings in a row before bucking that trend against Charlotte FC last week. They fell back into the loss column, as Dallas (4-2-2, 14 points) notched its second win in a row.

–Field Level Media

Daniel Gazdag and Julian Carranza scored three minutes apart to help the Philadelphia Union salvage a 2-2 draw against the host Chicago Fire on Saturday night.

Gazdag also provided the assist on Carranza’s leveler as the Union (2-4-2, eight points) earned their first point away from home this season after taking 26 points on the road a season ago.

The draw closed a stretch of five matches in 15 days in all competitions for Philadelphia, which also had three road matches in a row in eight days. On Wednesday night, the Union earned a 2-2 draw at Atlas FC in Guadalajara, Mexico, to advance to the CONCACAF Champions League semifinals.

Maren Haile-Selassie scored his first Major League Soccer goal for Chicago (2-1-4, 10 points), which suffered its only loss of the season in a visit to the Union back on March 11.

The Fire added to their lead on a bizarre second-half own-goal, when Jakob Glesnes’ attempted clearance bounded off Nathan Harriel and over the helpless Andre Blake to double the home side’s lead.

While it was a fortunate bounce, it was deserved, as Chicago dominated the opening hour. But the night turned suddenly when Miguel Navarro clumsily fouled Mikael Uhre at the edge of the penalty area in a position where Uhre was not likely to threaten the Fire goal.

Gazdag stepped up and smashed his penalty past Fire goalkeeper Chris Brady for his third goal of the season, all of those coming from the penalty spot.

Three minutes later, the Union went level through a gorgeous sequence. Quinn Sullivan initiated it with a run down the left side and an excellent left-footed cross to find Gazdag on the back post.

Gazdag headed the ball back across the box, where Carranza guided a first-touch finish into an open net.

Both teams had chances to take all three points in the closing stages. Philadelphia’s Jose Martinez saw his shot strike the post in the 79th minute. Not long after, Chicago substitute Georgios Koutsias saw his off-balance volley strike the crossbar.

–Field Level Media