MLS overall leader Miami fell to the Los Angeles Galaxy, 3-0, at the Rose Bowl. The loss was Miami’s second straight 3-0 loss. The Galaxy remained tied with San Jose, a 2-1 winner over Tampa Bay, for the Western Conference lead. Santino Quaranta, at 16 the youngest player in MLS, had his second two-goal game to lead D.C. United past New England, 3-1. Hristo Stoitchkov scored in overtime to give Chicago a 1-0 win over Colorado. Kansas City rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Dallas, 3-2, at home. July 14 in San Jose San Jose 2 Tampa Bay 1. Goals: Lagos (DeRosario) 4, Lagos (Donovan) 92+; Diallo (pen.) 71. San Jose — Joe Cannon, Zak Ibsen, Jimmy Conrad, Troy Dayak, Wade Barrett, Ramiro Corrales, Ian Russell (Scott Bower 82), Manny Lagos, Landon Donovan, Ronald Cerritos (Junior Agogo 85), Dwayne DeRosario. Yellow Cards: Russell 5, Ibsen 73, Corrales 81. Tampa Bay — Adin Brown, Steve Trittschuh, Craig Demmin, Eric Denton, John Maessner, Jair (Wojtek Krakowiak 76), Josh Keller, Eric Quill, Steve Ralston, Devin Barclay, Mamadou Diallo. Yellow Cards: Keller 75, Demmin 90. Referee: Marcel Yonan. Attendance: 7,065. July 14 in Kansas City Kansas City 3 Dallas 2. Goals: Pareja (Martinez, Suarez) 21, Graziani (Vaca) 53; Lassiter (Lowe) 73, Lassiter (Glasgow) 75, Lowe (Vermes) 89. Kansas City — Bo Oshoniyi, Mike Burns (Chris Brown 46), Nick Garcia, Peter Vermes, Brandon Prideaux, Chris Klein (Mark Santel 66), Kerry Zavagnin, Matt McKeon, Francisco Gomez (Roy Lassiter 61), Onandi Lowe, Gary Glasgow. Yellow Card: Lowe 92+. Dallas — Matt Jordan, Eric Dade, Ryan Suarez (Justin Evans 22), Paul Broome, Jorge Rodriguez, Oscar Pareja, Joselito Vaca, Chad Deering, Jason Kreis, Antonio Martinez (Richard Farrer 78), Ariel Graziani. Yellow Cards: Evans 47, Farrer 91+. Referee: Noel Kenny. Attendance: 8,031. July 14 in Foxboro, Mass. New England 1 D.C. United 3. Goals: Sunsing (Cate, Harris) 87; Quaranta (Moreno) 5, Moreno (Etcheverry) 71, Quaranta (Etcheverry, Namoff) 94+. New England — Jose Fernandez (Jeff Causey 17), Mauricio Wright, Rusty Pierce, Jay Heaps, Ted Chronopoulos (Alan Woods 28), Joe Franchino, Andy Williams, Braeden Cloutier, Shaker Asad (William Sunsing 77), Cate, Johnny Torres (Wolde Harris 62). Yellow Cards: Asad 42, Williams 71. D.C. United — Mark Simpson, Brian Kamler, Scott Vermillion, Ryan Nelsen, Eddie Pope, Marco Etcheverry, Carey Talley, Mark Lisi (Bryan Namoff 85), Santino Quaranta, Chris Albright, Jaime Moreno. Yellow Cards: Talley 16, Vermillion 47+, Pope 69. Referee: Ricardo Valenzuela. Attendance: 14,691. July 14 in Pasadena, Calif. Los Angeles 3 Miami 0. Goals: Hernandez (Jones) 8, Frye (Hernandez, Jones) 85, Vanney (pen.) 91. Los Angeles — Kevin Hartman, Ezra Hendrickson, Danny Califf, Greg Vanney, Paul Caligiuri, Simon Elliott, Mauricio Cienfuegos, Peter Vagenas, Sasha Victorine (Adam Frye 71), Luis Hernandez, Cobi Jones (Craig Waibel 92+). Yellow Card: Vanney 88. Miami — Nick Rimando, Pablo Mastroeni, Carlos Llamosa, Brian Dunseth, Tyrone Marshall, Jeff Bilyk (Lazo Alavanja 81), Ian Bishop, Chris Henderson, Alex Pineda Chacon, Preki, Diego Serna. Yellow Cards: Bilyk 21, Rimando 86, Llamosa 88, Alavanja 88, Bishop 89. Referee: Alex Prus. Attendance: 16,207. July 14 in Chicago Chicago 1 Colorado 0 (OT). Goal: Stoitchkov (Marsch) 92+. Chicago — Zach Thornton, Evan Whitfield, Jim Curtin, Diego Gutierrez, Sergi Daniv (David Vaudreuil 67), Chris Armas, Jesse Marsch, DaMarcus Beasley, Dema Kovalenko, Jamar Beasley (Hristo Stoitchkov 61), Eric Wynalda. Yellow Cards: D. Beasley 36, Armas 41, Daniv 49, Gutierrez 78. Colorado — Scott Garlick, Chris Martinez, Robin Fraser, Ritchie Kotschau, Imad Baba, Marcelo Balboa, Jason Moore (Steven Herdsman 35), Carlos Valderrama, Chris Carrieri (Paul Bravo 77), Raul Diaz Arce (Ross Paule 46), John Spencer. Yellow Card: Spencer 27. Red Card: Fraser 30. Referee: Gus St. Silva. Attendance: 14,544.