After a league record five consecutive ties, the Chicago Fire were finally rewarded with three points and a victory, defeating Toronto FC 2-0 on goals from Chris Rolfe and Brian McBride at BMO Field Saturday afternoon.
Reds join Negredo chase
Reds earn first ever point at RFK Stadium
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- Wizards nail down road point
- Fire put perfection on line against FCD
- Casey powers Rapids to win over Red Bulls
- Injuries force FCD to shuffle side
- Ljungberg resumes training with Seattle
- Rapids moving past ill Open Cup fate
- Dynamo shake Quakes, roll to victory
- Seattle claims spot in Open Cup with win over Rapids
- Reds eyeing crucial three points against Revs
- Crew ready for big week
- Schelotto, Crew extend streak with win over Quakes
- Fans, players set for marquee matchup between Chiv...
- Elias Sports Bureau 'Insider's Edge': May 27
- Dynamo see chance for crucial points
- TFC's Guevara earns Player of the Week
- Fire arrive in LA for big Chivas clash
- Red cards abound in MLS this season
- Wizards hang on, draw with Chivas USA
- Victorine comes through against old 'mates
- First XI: Badges of honor
- Sounders FC fans making voice heard in All-Star vote
- See-saw match comes to rest even in Colorado
- Guevara scores two as Reds roll Revolution
- Elias Sports Bureau 'Insider's Edge': May 20
- Earthquakes eager to get back on pitch
- Rapids host Sounders FC in West showdown
- United earn 2009 US Open Cup berth
- Hard-charging Jewsbury nets results
- Galaxy rally to draw Crew on Lewis blast
- Riley, Sturgis to miss Seattle's clash with FCD
- Quakes' Hernandez nearing full fitness
- Shifting midfield cast doesn't impede Rapids
- FA Cup final shown live on Setanta US
- Crew look to continue unbeaten run
- Rapids run out of time against Revolution
- Fire break through against Reds
- Reds scoring drought at BMO Field continues
- Quaranta has high expectations for United
- Dynamo seek revenge in Red Bulls rematch
- Wallace ready for his chance
- Hyndman contemplating changes after Houston loss
- Philadelphia Union unveil name, logo
- Midfield duo sharpens Chivas USA
- Reds earn first ever point at RFK Stadium
- Crew's Gaven thriving in central role
- Week in Review: Sweet victory, at last
- Wild second half leads to Galaxy, Sounders FC draw
- Fire not reaping rewards from solid play
- Illness limits Lopez to second half stint
- The Commissioner Speaks
- Chivas gain modicum of revenge on RSL
- Galaxy head to Seattle to face Sounders FC
- Gaven's goal gives Crew first win of 2009 season
- FCD look to reverse fortunes at Robertson Stadium
- Elias Sports Bureau 'Insider's Edge': May 6, 2009
- Late goals haunt Real Salt Lake in draw with LA
- TFC open Canadian Championship with win
- Hyndman planning to shake up starting XI
- Dynamo seek first road win in New England
- Seattle's Marshall moving forward
- TFC make Cummins interim head coach
- Dynamo, Revs set to rekindle rivalry
- Moreno shines in United win over FCD
- Revolution can finally see Osei
- Quakes try to upend red-hot Chivas
- Rapids trying to fix sputtering attack
- Galaxy get point, but remain winless
- Youth lifts Chivas USA to top of MLS table
- Revs' Ralston goes back on shelf
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