Saturday, May 25
Chicago 1 NYCFC 1. (Sapong 28; Mitrita 40. Att.: 10,986.)
Vancouver 2 FC Dallas 1. (Adnan 30, Venuto 40; Badji 85. Att.: 18,309.)
Philadelphia 1 Portland 3. (Przybylko 47; Fernandez 31, 36, Valeri 87. Att.: 18,474.)
FC Cincinnati 0 NY Red Bulls 2. (Kaku 78, Fernandez 90+1. Att.: 28,290.)
New England 1 D.C. United 1. (Agudelo 61; Rooney pen. 90. Att.: 20,131.)
Minnesota United 1 Houston 0. (Metanire 20. Att.: 19,701.)
Colorado 3 Columbus 2. (Smith 23, Lewis 45+7, Mezquida 89; Santos 28, Zardes 54. Att.: 16,843.)

Denmark Jonathan Amon, FC Nordsjaelland, 69 minutes (3-1 at Kobenhavn)
Germany Tyler Adams, RB Leipzig, 64 minutes (0-3 vs. Bayern Munich)
Israel Jonathan Bornstein, Maccabi Netanya, 90 minutes (1-2 vs. Maccabi Haifa)
South Korea Mix Diskerud, Ulsan Hyundai, 85 minutes, 1 goal (4-1 at Seongnam)
Sweden Romain Gall, Malmo FF, sub-15 minutes (5-0 vs. AFC Eskilstuna)

"The real world, as soon as you step outside of Idaho, plays a much different style of soccer. ... That’s why they come. That’s the reason why they invest the time and money and effort, because the likelihood of getting into a college is slim to none being in Twin Falls. Playing for us, he has eyes on him now.”

-- Bill Taylor, head coach of the Boise Nationals Timbers and president of the Idaho Youth Soccer Association, on Caden Zierenberg, who moved in with Taylor in February to cut down on travel from Twin Falls. Zierenberg's parents still commute from Twin Falls to Boise two hours each way three-to-four times a week so all four of their children can play competitive soccer in an area that produces more opportunities than in Twin Falls. They drive about 29,000 miles a year, just for practices, and spent more than $10,000 per year on youth soccer. (Idaho Statesman)

Saturday, May 25
Group E Panama 1 Mali 1. (Valanta pen. 87; Konte 39. Att.: 2,876.)
-- France 2 Saudi Arabia 0. (Fofana 43, Gouiri 75. Att.: 6,100.)
Group F Portugal 1 South Korea 0. (Trincao 7. Att.: 6,344.)
-- Argentina 5 South Africa 2. (Vera 4, Barco pen. 63, 71, Alvarez 78, Gaich 90+2; Phillips 23, Foster pen. 85. Att.: 8,351.)

"I can only control me, be the best version of myself, making sure I'm a good teammate. I try to get better each day. The biggest thing is learning and never stop learning. Every goalkeeper brings her own personality to the job."

-- Alyssa Naeher, who heads to the Women's World Cup as the USA's No. 1 keeper and battling comparisons to Hope Solo, the star on two Olympic and one World Cup championship teams. (New York Daily News)

Saturday, May 25
Sky Blue FC 0 Portland 1. (Purce 69. Att.: 1,472.)
Utah 2 Orlando 0. (Rodriguez pen. 31, Doniak 89. Att.: 7,345)