New York City FC followed up a 4-0 smashing of Real Salt Lake to register a 2-2 tie in Atlanta, with that result keeping those teams in the top two slots in Soccer America’sMLS Power Rankings.Sporting Kansas City held third by tying Seattle, 2-2, at home, and FC Dallas stayed unbeaten while rising to fourth with a 1-0 victory at New England. Both Los Angeles teams climbed a few notches bywinning and a third straight victory for Orlando City moved the Lions into the top 10.
MLS Week 7:
April11
New York City FC 4, Real Salt Lake 0. Highlights
April 13
Vancouver 0, Los Angeles FC 2. Highlights
Philadelphia 0, Orlando City 2. Highlights
April 14
New York Red Bulls 3, Montreal 1. Highlights
Colorado 2, TorontoFC 0. Highlights
Chicago 0, LA Galaxy 1. Highlights
D.C. United 1, Columbus 0. Highlights
New England 0, FC Dallas 1. Highlights
Portland 3, Minnesota United 2. Highlights
San Jose 2, Houston 2. Highlights
April 15
Sporting Kansas City 2, Seattle2. Highlights
Atlanta United 2, New York City FC 2. Highlights
Only MLS results are factored into thePower Rankings, which include a team’s record (W-L-T) and rank last week.
1. NEW YORK CITY FC (5-0-2), 1. A spectacular blast by Alexander Ring tied the game fora second time to earn a point in place where most visitors come away with only scorch marks. Substitute David Villa converted a penalty won by Jo Inge Berget after NYCFC sliced open AUFCin midfield. In midweek NYCFC obliterated RSL, 4-0, as Ismael Tajouri–Shradi scored his fourth MLS goal in five games.
2. ATLANTA UNITED (4-1-1), 2. Squandered a pair ofone-goal leads provided by Miguel Almiron; his shot rebounded for Greg Garza to tap in and exquisite cross was headed home by Chris McCann. Debutant Ezequiel Barcoplayedthe last 20 minutes, took one shot.
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