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Can San Jose bounce back against a solid Colorado outfit?
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Both teams putting their unbeaten streaks on the line, goals galore in Seattle?
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Expect the Galaxy to continue auditioning the kids tonight in Chester.
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Without a win in seven, can the ‘Caps topple LA at BC Place?
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Two MLS originals meet up for the only time this season, as Crew aim for offensive breakout
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Who will prevail between the two struggling Eastern conference foes?
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Portland has a history of being routed in Dallas, but for two teams in the midst of hot starts, the past may no longer be relevant.
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D.C. United is reeling. Not the best time to welcome a Houston side coming off a big road win.
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This Eastern Conference battle on NBC Sports Network highlights an unusually light Saturday, the first of just five matches through the evening:
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Tonight’s match from inside Sporting Park should be a great one for viewing; kickoff is set for 8:30 p.m. ET.
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Was Montreal’s surprising burst of March largesse just a mirage? We’ll know more after Saturday’s match on the NBC Sports Network:
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D.C. United needs Mack McInerney. Or someone very much like him, at least.
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For the second time in eight days, the Supporters’ Shield holders will face Caleb Porter’s rebuilt squad.
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Is it time for an LA Galaxy run? The champs have not looked bad exactly … but not always great, either. A win tonight would make a statement.
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Saturday’s match at Dicks Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City is one of seven matches Saturday as Round 8 in league play continues:
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Tonight’s match at Red Bull Arena looks like a great one:
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Neither of these MLS heavies is happy with its current place in the standings – and certainly should not be:
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The two-time defending champs are in Texas on NBC Sports Network:
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Conditions for the Impact’s “home opener” Saturday at Stade Saputo in one word: “Brrrrrr!”
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Round 7 approacheth … who’s in, and who’s out among the name strikers?
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Promising youngsters will be on parade tonight at Dicks Sporting Goods Park:
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Just three wins in nine matches between these two Eastern Conference contenders this year – so this one is fairly important as April matches go:
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A fairly impressive MLS record is on the line in this one. Read on … :
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It’s hard to know what to make of Philadelphia and New York at this point:
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Galaxy striker Robbie Keane won’t be available for this one. Bummer. But Landon Donovan might be. We said “might.”
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