At first glance, Saturday's tilt between the San Jose Earthquakes and the New York Red Bulls is one in which fans are advised to avert their eyes. Yet both sides have enjoyed a revival of late.
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- Revolution look for Reis to be savior
- Houston looks for upper hand on Seattle
- Ex-Galaxy stars relishing playoff SuperClбsico
- FCD already looking ahead to 2010
- Season-long inconsistency burns TFC
- Chivas pleased with effort in regular season finale
- Cummins leaves TFC to be closer to family
- Final piece of sod laid at Red Bull Arena
- Dynamo stave off Chivas rally, earn West No. 2 seed
- RSL's Findley named MLS Player of the Week
- Davis: Defense wins championships
- RSL defeats Rapids in regular season closer
- Crew show they belong on top
- Galaxy defeat Earthquakes, take Western Conference
- Dynamo face Chivas with much at stake
- Seattle comeback ends FCD's season
- Celades, Giants Stadium end soccer careers
- Wizards fight to the end against United
- Rookie Ring resumes training with Quakes
- Rapids sit one win away from postseason
- Galaxy's Donovan faces old coach, again
- Crew clinch second straight Supporters' Shield
- Red Bulls meet TFC in Giants Stadium finale
- Fire take care of business in wet weather
- Win turns FC Dallas into serious contenders
- TFC's Guevara feeling good for Honduras
- Revolution ready for battle with rival Fire
- Crew keep faith despite loss
- United draw Toluca, must wait on fate in Champions...
- Loss clouds Rapids' playoff picture
- Possession key for Revs against Fire
- Red cards continue to hurt Dynamo
- Ahead of big game, FCD back on show
- FCD defeats Rapids, continues charge
- Reds get three essential points in win
- Fire can clinch home field against Revs
- Reports: Beckham, Milan near loan deal
- New 'keeper lifts United past Crew
- MLS Alums: Parreira's second chance
- Playoff positioning on line for Fire
- Five-a-side: What's hot around the league
- East notes: Champs show resolve
- Sounders FC try to punch ticket to dance
- FC Dallas close practices to focus
- Loss embodies difficult year for Red Bulls
- TFC playoff hopes take blow in draw
- Lackluster attack hurts Revs in defeat
- Bornstein's late goal gives US draw
- Salt Lake seeks first win over Red Bulls
- Cunningham wins MLS Player of the Week honors
- Second-half surge lifts Chivas to playoffs
- Leiweke: Beckham key for Cup hopes
- Dynamo edge Monterrey in Charities Cup
- DC standouts show off bodies for ESPN
- Chivas ready for Wizards' challenge
- Must-win matches loom for TFC
- Quakes lack chemistry in home finale
- Playoff picture coming into focus
- Chivas chase league's top mark
- RSL draw with CD Guadalajara in fierce friendly
- Red Bulls' Stammler bringing change to Haiti
- Shorthanded Fire show mettle in defeat
- Injury bug again bites Revolution
- Elias Sports Bureau 'Insider's Edge': Oct. 2
- Revs revamped attack lacking bite
- RSL going back to basics for friendlies
- Cunningham named MLS Player of the Month
- MLS Alums: US Soccer check-up
- Quakes show grit in win over Red Bulls
- Fire hope to stay in form on road in LA
- Playoff hopefuls clash in Colorado
- Crew streak snapped on 'strange night'
- Earthquakes enjoying revival of form
- Galaxy neither uptight nor relaxed in training
- Quakes, Red Bulls look to stay sharp
- United's Vaughn eager to face former squad
- East notes: TFC's road woes eased with draw
- FC Dallas, Revs meet in Cotton Bowl tilt
- Seattle veterans point way during stretch run
- First XI: Surprises in 2009
- Joseph, again, leads Revs past Sounders FC
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