In an MLS season in danger of being the lowest scoring in the league's 11-year history, Chivas USA is providing the relief for soccer fans who also had to suffer through a goal-deprived World Cup.

For the second week in a row, Chivas USA played a midweek road-game that ended in a 3-3 tie. Last week, Chivas led 3-2 at Colorado before giving up a stoppage-time goal. On Wednesday, Claudio Suarez poked in the late equalizer after superb setup work from Jesse Marsch and Ante Razov, four minutes into stoppage time. The game also featured a volleyed goal by Columbus' Jeff Cunningham and long-range golazos from Columbus' Carey Talley (30 yards) and Andy Williams, and Chivas rookie Jonathan Bornstein, while Chivas' Ante Razov hit his league-leading 12th goal. (View the goals by clicking here: RSL-Chivas USA highlights)

MLS's goals per-game average so far this season is 2.61, while games involving Chivas USA, which has scored 32 and conceded 28, average a league-high 3.0 goals per game.

Colorado snapped Houston 10-game unbeaten streak with a 1-0 win on Wednesday thanks to a Nicolas Hernandez goal.

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