The Daily Scoop


Stateside Match Reports
▪ Revs Deal KC First Loss by Andrew Wiebe - April 9, 2007 KANSAS CITY - The injury depleted New England Revolution spoiled Kansas City's perfect start Wednesday night at Community America Ballpark in a rain-soaked midweek 3-1 victory.
▪ Wizards Down Colorado Late by Andrew Wiebe - April 5, 2007 KANSAS CITY - Jimmy Conrad headed home a brace and substitute Scott Sealy scored in the 87th minute to lead the Kansas City Wizards to a 3-2 victory over the suddenly dangerous Colorado Rapids at Community America Ballpark.
▪ Wizards Top DC in Season Opener by Andrew Wiebe - March 29, 2007 KANSAS CITY - The Kansas City Wizards couldn't have dreamed up a better start to 2008 as new additions Claudio Lopez and Ivan Trujillo found the back of the net in the second half and the defense stifled DC United's touted attack to win 2-0 in front of 10,000 plus fans at Community America Ballpark.
▪ Dynamo Rally to Repeat by Alex Abnos - November 18, 2007 WASHINGTON DC - The more things change, the more things stay the same, with the Houston Dynamo capturing their second straight title with a 2-1 victory in Washington DC on Sunday.
▪ Fire Hangs On in DC by TJ Boyce - November 1, 2007 WASHINGTON DC - The Chicago Fire continued their playoff dominance over DC United on Thursday, sending the Supporters Shield winners crashing out of the playoffs with a 2-2 draw at RFK Stadium.
▪ Mexican Showdown Ends In Draw by TJ Boyce - September 30, 2007 CARSON, CALIFORNIA - A rare sellout crowd turned out to watch Cuauhtemoc Blanco and the Chicago Fire fight to a 1-1 draw with Claudio Suarez and Chivas USA in an entertaining, physical match at the Home Depot Center on Saturday night.
▪ Razov Brace Lifts Chivas by TJ Boyce - September 22, 2007 CARSON, CALIFORNIA - Ante Razov scored twice, including the game winner in stoppage time, to propel Chivas USA back into the Western Conference lead with a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Wizards on Saturday night.
▪ 10-Man Fire Rallies for Draw by Greg Seltzer - September 15, 2007 BRIDGEVIEW, IL - Gonzalo Segares buried a quick reply header to earn 10-man Chicago a 2-all share with visiting New York on Saturday night.
▪ SuperClasico Goes To Chivas by TJ Boyce - September 13, 2007 CARSON, CALIFORNIA - Chivas USA has claimed Los Angeles bragging rights for the first time in their three-year history, taking the season series against the Galaxy with a 3-0 victory on Thursday night in the Honda SuperClasico.
▪ Brazil Leaves It Late by Greg Seltzer - September 9, 2007 CHICAGO - The US National Team gave top-ranked Brazil a stern challenge at Soldier Field in Chicago on Sunday afternoon, but eventually succumbed 4-2 on a pair of goals in the final 15 minutes of play.
▪ LA Lets Lead Slip Against Real by TJ Boyce - September 1, 2007 CARSON, CALIFORNIA - Robbie Findley marked his return to Los Angeles by scoring a game-tying second half goal and veteran defender Eddie Pope pushed Real Salt Lake ahead for good four minutes later as RSL came from behind to defeat the last place Galaxy 2-1 at the Home Depot Center on Saturday night.
▪ Sweden Edges US for Bradley's 4th Straight Defeat by Sean O'Conor - August 22, 2007 GOTEBORG, SWEDEN - A 56th minute blast from midfielder Kim Källström was all Sweden needed to topple the US Men by the score of 1-0 Wednesday night in a friendly matchup.
▪ Red Bulls Stampede TFC by Ryan O'Hanlon - August 12, 2007 EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - The high-powered Red Bulls offense proved to be too much for a patchwork Toronto FC squad as Bruce Arena's boys calmly defeated the Canadian club 3-0 on Sunday night.
▪ Revs Too Much for Real by Josh Austin - July 28, 2007 SALT LAKE CITY - Real Salt Lake, sans Adu, fell to the New England Revolution 2-1 Saturday night in Salt Lake City, dropping their first match of the second half of league play.
▪ United Undone by Dallas 2nd Half by Mark Flannery - July 14, 2007 WASHINGTON, DC - A battle between two of the better MLS sides finished deadlocked at three goals apiece as DC United were unable to hold on against FC Dallas having taken a three-goal lead.