[MLS NAMES & NUMBERS] The Los Angeles Galaxy reunited with David Beckham in Kansas City after his week away on England national team duty only to suffer yet another disappointment. D.C. United's Jamie Moreno added to his goalscoring record. For the weekend's highs and lows in MLS. …
JAIME MORENO scored his 10th goal of the season and his record 122nd MLS career goal in D.C. United's 2-2 tie with FC Dallas, which got on the board first when Kenny Cooper scored his 14th of the season. Cooper left the game in the 56th minute with a sprained ankle. With his fifth goal of the season, Santino Quaranta gave United a 2-1 lead before Andre Rocha's equalizer.
12. The Los Angeles Galaxy's winless streak reached 12 games (the last four under Coach Bruce Arena) when it fell, 2-0, to Kansas City. Midseason acquisition Josh Wolff, a U.S. World Cup veteran, scored his second goal of the season in front of the 26,113 crowd lured to the game by the Galaxy's David Beckham. Davy Arnaud scored his fifth goal of the season in the 69th minute, two minutes after Wolff's strike. The Wizards' win pulled them out of last place in the East, where Toronto now occupies the basement.
DAVID BECKHAM crossed nine time zones traveling to four cities between MLS duty and two games for England last week before reuniting with the Galaxy in Kansas City. He greeted the press with, "Good evening, good afternoon – I'm not sure what it is at the moment," after playing 90 minutes in Los Angeles' 2-0 loss to the Wixards.
9. The San Jose Earthquakes extended their unbeaten streak to nine games with a 1-1 home tie against Houston, whose Brian Ching equalized Ronnie O'Brien's goal.
PAT NOONAN scored his first goal since returning to MLS after a stint in Norway. The former New England Rev scored in the 40th minute to earn Columbus a 1-1 tie at Toronto, which got its goal from Carl Robinson on an Amado Guevara assist. Columbus (13-6-5) maintains the league's best record while Toronto FC (7-11-6) is winless in its last five games.
JUAN PABLO ANGEL scored his ninth goal in 17 appearances for the New York Red Bulls to spark a 2-1 comeback win over Real Salt Lake. Dave van den Bergh hit the winner with his sixth goal of the season. Real Salt Lake now has a 1-9-2 road record, but is undefeated at home.
1. Three teams have only managed one road win this year: New York, Kansas City and Real Salt Lake.
OMAR CUMMINGS scored his fifth goal of the season and Jordan Harvey's low cross was deflected into Chicago's net by Fire keeper Jon Busch as Colorado beat the Fire, 2-0, to notch back-to-back wins for the first time this season. The win moved the Rapids into a third-place tie in the Western Conference with Chivas USA.