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August 31st, 2009 7AM
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RESULTS:
Aug. 26 in Salt Lake City
Real Salt Lake 4 Chivas USA 0. Goals: Campos (Beckerman, Espindola) 43,
Espindola 75, Findley (Wingert) 85, Findley (Mathis) 90.
Real Salt Lake - Rimando, Wingert, Borchers, Olave, Beltran, Beckerman (Grabavoy, 78), Williams, Johnson, El Khalifi (Mathis, 53), Campos (Findley, 66), Espindola.
Chivas USA - Thornton (Parker, 46), Trujillo (Galindo, 46), Bornstein, Talley, Jazic, Nagamura, Marsch (Stepanovic, 71), Padilla, Saragosa, Kljestan, Santos.
Yellow Cards: Real Salt Lake - Beltran 32, Campos 46+, Johnson 57; Chivas USA - Saragosa 47, Bornstein 51.
Referee: Terry Vaughn.
Att.: 14,747.
 
Aug. 29 in Seattle
Seattle 0 Toronto FC 0.
Seattle - Keller, Riley, Hurtado, Marshall (Ianni, 19), Gonzalez, Ljungberg, Alonso, Evans, Zakuani (Le Toux, 67), Jaqua, Montero (Vagenas, 67).
Toronto FC - Frei, Gomez, Attakora, Garcia, Wynne, Cronin, Guevara, Sanyang, Brennan, Barrett (Gerba, 68), De Rosario.
Yellow Cards: Seattle - Ljungberg 73, Toronto FC - Attakora 41, Gomez 67, De Rosario 73.
Referee: Jorge Gonzalez.
Att.: 32,679.
 
Aug. 29 in Foxboro, Mass.
New England 2 San Jose 1. Goals: Ralston (Joseph) 68, Thompson (Ralston) 74; Sanchez (Corrales, Amarikwa) 92+.
New England - Reis, Barnes, Heaps, Alston, Osei, Thompson, Larentowicz, Ralston, Castro (Nyassi, 57), Dube (Phelan, 62), Joseph.
San Jose - Cannon, Leitch, Luiz, Corrales, McDonald, Salinas (Amarikwa, 75), Elliott, Sanchez, Huckerby (Johnson, 66), Alvarez, Wondolowski.
Yellow Cards: New England - Thompson 75; San Jose - Corrales 4, Sanchez 48.
Referee: Alex Prus.
Att.: 7,286.
 
Aug. 29 in Bridgeview, Ill.
Chicago 0 D.C. United 1. Goal: Namoff (Gomez) 11.
Chicago - Busch, Washington, Brown, Prideaux (Mapp, 66), Pappa (Lowry, 78), Blanco, Pause, Thorrington, Banner, Rolfe (Dimitrov, 71), Nyarko.
D.C. United - Wicks, Namoff, Jakovic, James, Fred (Wallace, 83), Gomez (Moreno, 62), Simms, Burch, Olsen, Emilio, Quaranta (Pontius, 72).
Yellow Cards: D.C. United - Burch 36, Fred 44, Namoff 53, Jakovic 94+.
Referee: Kevin Stott.
Att.: 16,324.
 
Aug. 29 in Kansas City
Kansas City 0 Real Salt Lake 0. Goal: Campos (Williams, Russell) 18.
Kansas City - Hartman, Watson (Leathers, 74), Besler, Conrad, Harrington, Gomez (Myers, 64), Hirsig, Jewsbury, Lopez, Arnaud, Cristman (Hercegfalvi, 46).
Real Salt Lake - Seitz, Wingert, Borchers, Olave, Russell, Beckerman, Williams (Alexandre, 46), Grabavoy, Cox (Espindola, 72), Campos (Findley, 56), Mathis.
Yellow Cards:
Kansas City - Cristman 16, Hirsig 87; Real Salt Lake - Beckerman 44, Wingert 78.
Red Card: Real Salt Lake - Grabavoy 42.
Referee: Mark Geiger.
Att.: 9,924.
 
Aug. 29 in Carson, Calif.
Los Angeles 1 Chivas USA 0. Goal: Beckham (Gonzalez, Dunivant) 80.
Los Angeles - Ricketts, DeLaGarza, Berhalter, Gonzalez, Dunivant, Donovan, Beckham, Miglioranzi, Lewis (Klein, 68), Kirovski (Gordon, 75), Magee (Birchall, 86).
Chivas USA - Parker, Saragosa, Cuesta, Talley (Lillingston, 81), Bornstein, Padilla (Chijindu, 88), Marsch (Stepanovic, 84), Nagamura, Kljestan, Santos, Galindo.
Yellow Cards: Chivas USA - Saragosa 26, Nagamura 92+; Los Angeles - Klein 90.
Red Card: Chivas USA - Galindo 82.
Referee: Baldomero Toledo.
Att.: 27,000.
 
Aug. 30 in Commerce City, Colo
Colorado 1 Houston 0. Goal: Baudet (Ballouchy) 55.
Colorado - Pickens, Kimura, Gibbs (Baudet, 13), Ihemelu, Harvey, Smith (Ballouchy, 34), LaBrocca, Mastroeni, Peterson, Casey, Cummings (Noonan, 74).
Houston - Onstad, Hainault, Boswell (Cochrane, 46), Cameron, Barrett, Mullan (Landin, 59), Clark, Holden, Davis, Ching, Kamara.
Yellow Cards: Colorado - Harvey 42, Mastroeni 64, Casey 91+; Houston - Landin 72.
Red Card: Houston - Davis 87.
Referee: Hilario Grajeda.
Att.: 10,897.
 
Aug. 30 in East Rutherford, N.J.
New York 1 Columbus 0. Goal: Richards 63.
New York - Coundoul, Borman, Petke, Boyens, Johnson, Rojas (Kandji, 59), Ubiparipovic (Sassano, 80), Stammler, Richards, Wolyniec, Angel.
Columbus - Gruenebaum, Hejduk (Schelotto, 88), Marshall, Brunner, Padula, Moffat (Rogers, 69), Carroll, Gaven, Ekpo, Lenhart, Garey (Moreno, 72).
Yellow Cards: New York - Borman, 45, Ubiparipovic 53, Johnson 72; Columbus - Ekpo 36, Hejduk 63, Brunner 83.
Referee: Ricardo Salazar.
Att.: 10,323.
 
Standings
EASTERN W L T GF GA P
Columbus 10 4 9 34 25 39
Chicago 10 6 8 33 28 38
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New England 9 6 6 26 26 33
D.C. United 7 5 11 35 34 32
Toronto FC 8 8 7 30 33 31
Kansas City 5 10 6 20 29 21
New York 4 16 4 20 41 16
WESTERN W L T GF GA P
Houston 11 7 7 31 22 40
Los Angeles 9 4 11 28 23 38
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Seattle 8 6 10 29 23 34
Colorado 9 7 6 35 27 33
Real Salt Lake 9 9 6 35 27 33
Chivas USA 10 9 3 23 24 33
FC Dallas 6 11 5 31 35 23
San Jose 5 12 5 27 40 20
 
Leading Scorers
PLAYER (TEAM) GP G
Casey (Colorado) 15 11
Montero (Seattle) 21 10
Donovan (Los Angeles) 19 10
Schelotto (Columbus) 19 10
Findley (Real Salt Lake) 21 10
Cunningham (FC Dallas) 20 9
De Rosario (Toronto FC) 21 9
Angel (New York) 21 9



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