Winners:
FC DALLAS and KANSAS CITY remain the only MLS teams with two wins after two games. Kenny Cooper, set up with a back heel pass from Carlos Ruiz, scored his second goal of the year in Dallas' 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake. Jose Burciaga assisted and scored the winner in Kansas City's 2-1 win over Houston, which drew 20,342 fans a week after 25,462 attended the team's first-ever home game.
JAIME MORENO scored both goals in D.C. United's 2-0 win over Chivas USA, giving the Bolivian 96 career strikes, second to all-time leader Jason Kreis (100 goals) of Real Salt Lake.
The DALLAS CUP U-19 Super Group opening day drew 17,105 fans to Pizza Hut Park Stadium as Manchester United downed Real Madrid, 3-2, and the Dallas Texans Red beat Mexico's Tigres, 3-2. Scoring the winner for Man U on a penalty kick was New Jersey-born Giuseppe Rossi, who has played in Man U's first team and told the Fort Worth Star Telegram he's still deciding whether to play for the USA or Italy: ''My thoughts are it's still a bit confused. The decision is still to be made, so we'll see.''
Losers:
The NEW YORK BULLS and NEW ENGLAND served up a scoreless tie for a crowd of 35,793. Defending champ LOS ANGELES remained winless – following up on its opening 1-0 loss at home to the Revs with a 1-1 tie with Chicago, also at the Home Depot Center.
INTER MILAN FANS, upset at the team's Champions League elimination last Tuesday, attacked Inter players at the airport upon their return from an Italian Serie A win at Ascoli. After hurling insults, masked fans went violent in the airport parking lot, leaving Cristiano Zanetti with a bruise on his head and injuring two police officers.