FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Chicago’s Dominic Oduro and New Eng- land’s Rajko Lekic tallied in a 1-1 draw Saturday night.
Oduro scored his fourth goal of the season in the 32nd minute, and Lekic tied it in the 48th minute with his second of the season.
Both clubs found numerous opportunities to get the winner late, but goalkeepers Sean Johnson and Matt Reis stopped the remaining shots they faced.
Ray Guy, making his Revolution debut, came up with the defensive effort of the night when he cleared an Orr Barouch ball off the line in the 73rd minute.
With the draw, the Fire improved to 2-4-9 . The Revolution extended its winless streak to six straight and had its record fall to 3-7-6.
Seattle FC 1, Toronto FC 0
TORONTO — Fredy Montero sent home a free kick late in the second half and the Sounders defeated Toronto FC.
The Seattle striker beat Toronto goalkeeper Stefan Frei in the 90th minute into the top right corner.
Toronto (2-6-9) couldn’t take advantage of Jhon Kennedy Hurtado’s second yellow card and is winless in eight matches (0-3-5). The Reds haven’t won in MLS play since a 2-1 defeat of Houston on May 7.
Seattle, which played Vancouver to a 2-2 draw last weekend at home, improved to 6-4-7.
Crew 2, Dynamo 0
HOUSTON — Bernardo Anor had a goal and an assist in his first start for Columbus as the Crew defeated Houston (4-6-6).
It was Columbus’ second win in its past three matches.
Anor put the game away in the 77th minute on a goal off a rebound of his own shot. He got a pass from Tommy Heinemann on the left box, but his shot for the far post was saved by Houston’s Tally Hall.
Hall couldn’t control the ball, and it bounced back to Anor. He shot it into the upper right corner, just inside the far post to make it 2-0.
Andres Mendoza gave Columbus (5-4-6) a 1-0 lead in the 41st minute. Mendoza had a short breakaway and nailed a shot inside the near post.
United 1, Real Salt Lake 1
SALT LAKE CITY — Fabian Espindola scored on a first-half penalty kick for Real Salt Lake and D.C. United’s Charles Davies scored off another penalty kick in the second half for a draw.
D.C. had lost five straight games on the road against RSL and was outscored 13-3 in those matches until finally gaining a point.
FC Dallas 2, Chivas USA 1
CARSON, Calif. — Jackson Gonclaves’ goal in the 85th minute handed FC Dallas a victory over Chivas USA.
Brek Shea scored for FC Dallas in the 22nd minute and Michael Lahoud scored for Chivas.
Whitecaps 1, Union 0
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Alain Rochat’s goal in the 12th minute gave Vancouver a victory.
