From Deseret News archives:
Crew shuts out Revolution; Chivas USA rallies
Andy Iro also scored for the Crew (13-6-4), who lead the Eastern Conference with MLS' best record.
New England (11-7-5) trails the Crew by five points.
Columbus goalkeeper William Hesmer was tested only once in the game.
Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis finished the game with nine saves on 27 shots and watched the ball carom off the goalframe twice.
CHIVAS USA 3, TORONTO FC 1: At Toronto, Daniel Paladini and Jonathan Bornstein rallied Chivas USA. Ante Razov had a goal and two assists for Chivas USA (8-9-6), which was missing nine players two to international play, five to injuries and two to yellow cards.
EARTHQUAKES 2, UNITED 1: At Santa Clara, Calif., Arturo Alvarez and Darren Huckerby scored to help the San Jose Earthquakes continue their MLS playoff push with a victory over DC United. The Earthquakes (7-9-7) extended their unbeaten streak to eight games and won for the fourth straight time at home, this time before a crowd of 10,121. San Jose moved into fourth place in MLS, three points behind second-place Real Salt Lake.
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I'm not sure TCU will dominate in every way. For example, I think TCU...
critical of Sloan and the FO. He is finally forced into making some changes....
It isn't just the line up, we need to get a couple hard nosed players in here...
The real question is are non-Mormons assimilating in Utah. Doesn't seem so....
People think that using 3 officials means more fouls and violations...
That many on here are using the same logic that all posters were so upset...
so the uber right-wing Eagle-Forum nut jobs are going to further polarize...
Oh my, this is something out of a horror novel. Our worst and darkest...
Boozer and Okur together WILL NEVER WIN ANYTHING. Those two together...
tears for fears

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