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NO HOMECOMING
Agudelo to train with National Team, to miss Wednesday's game vs Red Bulls
Juan Agudelo will get an opportunity with another team -- the U.S. National Team.

Juan Agudelo will get an opportunity with another team -- the U.S. National Team.

Well, so much for Juan Agudelo's quick homecoming. Only three days after he was traded by the Red Bulls to Chivas USA, the 19-year-old striker and Barnegat, N.J. native discovered on Sunday that he was recalled by U.S. national coach Juergen Klinsmann to prepare for World Cup qualifying.

MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
BACK TO BACK
Red Bulls Academy U23 win second of weekend
LEFT OUT
Cooper not called into U.S. National Team
NO HOMECOMING
Agudelo to train with National Team, to miss Wednesday's game vs Red Bulls
THE LAST TIME
When New York won 5 straight in 2003

CORNERED
Set pieces doom Fire against Portland
Jalil Anibaba scored for the first time this season and third time in his career, but it was not enough to prevent a 2-1 Fire loss to Portland on Sunday.

Jalil Anibaba scored for the first time this season and third time in his career, but it was not enough to prevent a 2-1 Fire loss to Portland on Sunday.

PORTLAND, Ore.---Set pieces were the death knell for the Chicago Fire on Sunday. The Portland Timbers scored twice off corner kicks to take a 2-1 win over the Fire at Jeld-Wen Field.

MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
CORNERED
Set pieces doom Fire against Portland
ADDITIONS
Klinsmann names 11 more to National Team
MLS SUNDAY
A look at the upcoming game
MLS ROUNDUP
Red Bulls keep streak alive

GOATS NO MORE
Chivas downs Galaxy for first home win
Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy made four saves, and his 3rd shutout of the season was a big one - a 1-0 SuperClasico clean sheet that gave Chivas USA their first home win of the season.

Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy made four saves, and his 3rd shutout of the season was a big one - a 1-0 SuperClasico clean sheet that gave Chivas USA their first home win of the season.

CARSON, Calif. -- Chivas USA's new-look attack showed a lot of promise but not a whole lot else for most of Saturday night's SuperClasico, but when a real chance finally fell the Goats' way, everything fell perfectly into place.

MEXICAN LEAGUE CLAUSURA
Santos Laguna takes the title
MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
VENUE SHIFT
Blues Open Cup game moved
ADDITIONS
Klinsmann names 11 more to National Team
QUICK TURN AROUND
Agudelo to train with National Team

IT’S BEEN A LONG ROAD
Harrison finally makes MLS debut
Chase Harrison made his first MLS start in the Union’s 1-1 draw with FC Dallas Saturday at FC Dallas Stadium.

Chase Harrison made his first MLS start in the Union’s 1-1 draw with FC Dallas Saturday at FC Dallas Stadium.

FRISCO, Tex---Chase Harrison's first career Major League Soccer start was a rough one. Not so much from the standpoint of the result, a 1-1 draw Saturday night against FC Dallas to end the Philadelphia Union's three game losing streak. But the 27 year old did take a physical beating, hitting his head on the goalpost on Dallas's goal, and later injuring his left ankle.

MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
ADDITIONS
Klinsmann names 11 more to National Team
IT’S BEEN A LONG ROAD
Harrison finally makes MLS debut
RIDING IT OUT
Reading wins opener 1-0 over Long Island
MLS SUNDAY
A look at the upcoming game

JUST A DRAW
FC Dallas ends skid, but earns only one point
FC Dallas' Blas Perez wins a header over the Philadelphia Union's Keon Daniel.

FRISCO, TX---Two teams that both needed a win in the worst way battled to a 1-1 draw after Philadelphia rallied to an equalizing marker in the 56th minute by Gabriel Gomez. On the road, it may have felt like a win for the visitors, but it was a blow for Dallas, who now faces two consecutive road games in the next week.

MEXICAN LEAGUE CLAUSURA
Santos Laguna takes the title
MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
ADDITIONS
Klinsmann names 11 more to National Team
MLS SUNDAY
A look at the upcoming game
MLS ROUNDUP
Red Bulls keep streak alive

WORK IN PROGRESS
Consistency remains elusive for rebuilt Revolution
After Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Houston, Revolution coach Jay Heaps praised Ryan Guy’s performance filling in for injured midfielder Clyde Simms.

After Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Houston, Revolution coach Jay Heaps praised Ryan Guy’s performance filling in for injured midfielder Clyde Simms.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass.--One step forward, one step back. Eleven games into this rebuilding year, the reconfigured New England Revolution have danced a tantalizing two-step, raising expectations one moment then reverting to old ways the next. Saturday night’s 2-2 draw with the Houston Dynamo, in which New England twice surrendered leads, was an illustration of the young season’s choreography.

MLS ROUNDUP
Timbers trip Fire
ADDITIONS
Klinsmann names 11 more to National Team
MLS SUNDAY
A look at the upcoming game
WORK IN PROGRESS
Consistency remains elusive for rebuilt Revolution
MLS ROUNDUP
Red Bulls keep streak alive