The San Jose Earthquakes are MLS champions 2001 after a 2-1 overtime win over the Los Angeles Galaxy Sunday in Columbus, Ohio. Dwayne DeRosario, an 85th-minute substitute, scored San JoseÆs golden goal six minutes into overtime. After juking Los Angeles defender Danny Califf at the top of the penalty area, DeRosario curled a 17-yard shot that nicked the far post on its way into the goal. Los Angeles scored the gameÆs first goal, in the 21st minute. Luis Hernandez chased down a long through pass from Greg Vanney and hammered a volley past San Jose keeper Joe Cannon. Landon Donovan equalized the game in the 43rd minute on a superb one-touch strike from 15 yards, into the top corner of the net, following a low cross from Ian Russell. Oct. 21 in Columbus, Ohio San Jose 2 Los Angeles 1 (OT) Goals: LA — Hernandez (Vanney, Hartman) 21 SJ — Donovan (Russell, Mulrooney) 43 SJ — DeRosario (Ekelund, Ibsen) 96 San Jose — Cannon, Conrad, Dayak, Agoos, Barrett, Russell (Ibsen, 82), Ekelund, Mulrooney, Corrales, Donovan, Cerritos (DeRosario, 85). TOTAL SHOTS: 17. SHOTS ON GOAL: 3. FOULS: 13 OFFSIDE: 3 CORNER KICKS: 13. SAVES: Cannon 1 CAUTIONS: Conrad 28, Ekelund 78, Ibsen 83. EJECTIONS: none. POSSESSION PERCENTAGE: 52% Los Angeles — Hartman, Hendrickson, Califf, Vanney, Caligiuri (Frye, 53), Vagenas, Cienfuegos, Elliott, Jones, Hernandez, Victorine (Mullan, 75). TOTAL SHOTS: 10. SHOTS ON GOAL: 2. FOULS:14. OFFSIDE: 2 CORNER KICKS: 5. SAVES: Hartman 1. CAUTIONS: Caligiuri 48, Califf 76. EJECTIONS: none. POSSESSION PERCENTAGE: 48% Referee: Kevin Stott; Assistant Referees: Roger Itaya, Daniel Wilson. Attendance: 21,626. Weather: Partly Cloudy, 68