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MLS: Inter Miami 2, Crew 2

Brais Méndez scored a late equalizer in his MLS debut and the Crew played Inter Miami to a draw on Saturday night, ending Miami's six-game winning streak.


MLS: CF Montreal 2, Revolution 2

Prince Owusu scored an equalizer in the 59th minute, and CF Montréal erased a two-goal halftime deficit to draw the Revolution on Saturday.


MLS: Whitecaps 1, LAFC 1

Thomas Müller scored on a penalty kick late in the second half as the Whitecaps battled back for a draw with Los Angeles FC on Saturday. Müller’s goal came in the 76th minute after he was hauled down in the box by defender Yevhen Cheberko.


NSL: Calgary Wild 0, AFC Toronto 6

Kaylee Hunter’s two early goals paced AFC Toronto to a dominant win over the host Calgary Wild on Saturday. Hunter struck in the 21st and 33rd minutes for her brace for Toronto, which earned a third straight win and sits third in the NSL behind Ottawa and Montreal.


MLS: New York City FC 1, Toronto FC 1

After an early Nicolas Fernandez penalty put New York City FC on top, Djordje Mihailovic leveled the score in stoppage time in the first half, and that would be it for the scoring, leaving Toronto FC winless over their last 13 games.


NSL: AFC Toronto 1, Calgary Wild 0

Kaylee Hunter scored on a penalty in the 51st minute, Sabrina D'Angelo made two saves, and AFC Toronto edged the winless Calgary Wild 1-0 in Northern Super League action on Tuesday at York Lions Stadium.


MLS: D.C. United 2, Toronto FC 1

With the game level deep into stoppage time, Tai Baribo stepped up to the penalty spot and called game, scoring the winning marker 10 minutes into added time to give D.C. United the win.


MLS: Inter Miami 1, CF Montreal 0

It took until the 81st minute for this match to find its first goal, when Luis Suarez stepped up to the penalty spot and made no mistake, giving Inter Miami the first lead of the game, and ultimately the win.


NSL: Vancouver Rise 0, Halifax Tides 1

Jessica De Filippo's own goal in the 53rd minute proved to be the difference maker as the Halifax Tides beat the Vancouver Rise Saturday to leapfrog them in the standings.


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