CARSON, Calif. — Sacha Kljestan scored the winning goal in the 76th minute as Chivas USA beat D.C. United 3-1 on Saturday night. Chivas won a match by coming from behind for the first time in club history.
After Marcelo Gallardo put United ahead in the 30th minute, Chivas’ Jesse Marsch tied the match in the 73rd minute. Jorge Flores scored a late goal to help give Chivas (2-4-2) a two-goal cushion.
United fell to 2-6 and remained winless in four road games.
Dynamo 2, Fire 1
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — Bobby Boswell scored in the 82nd minute, heading a shot past Chicago goalkeeper Jon Busch for a Houston victory.
Red Bulls 1, Wizards 1
NEW YORK — Danleigh Borman’s late goal lifted 10-man New York to a tie with Kansas City. Borman’s goal came in the 81st minute, when he took a pass from Juan Pablo Angel and beat Wizards keeper Kevin Hartman.
New York midfielder Dave van den Bergh was sent off in the 77th for a hard foul, and coach Juan Carlos Osorio was ejected with six minutes left.
Revolution 2, Earthquakes 0
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — San Jose’s James Riley — selected from New England in the expansion draft — headed a ball into his own net and the Revolution beat San Jose. Taylor Twellman didn’t play for New England with an injured ankle.
Toronto FC 0, Crew 0
TORONTO — FC and the Crew kept their teams’ unbeaten streaks alive. Laurent Robert nearly scored for Toronto in the 60th minute, drifting in from the right, beating two defenders and sending a left-footed shot past goalkeeper William Hesner. But it went off the post.
