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The Fire and LA Galaxy were the biggest gainers after each side grabbed a much-needed win.

The 34-year-old made his mark with Chivas USA, and will now serve in the LA Galaxy's front office.

The MLS side is moving on after this week's elimination in the semifinals but believes in its ability to return to the competition and go further.

A 1-3 start has the LA Galaxy off to a poor start, but with several starters back from injuries, Curt Onalfo's squad has no excuse to keep struggling.

Until teams from MLS can break through, the tournament will continue to be like an episode of Scooby Doo, with the ending obvious to all viewing.

Oscar Pareja was trying to make a change but couldn't get one in and looked on as his team conceded the deciding goal against Pachuca.

The Mexico winger scored twice to help Pachuca into the CONCACAF Champions League final, displaying his European credentials.

The Crew and New York City FC led the charge as several teams changed places in the rankings, including a new team at the bottom of the pile.

History is against Oscar Pareja's side, but the coach has his team feeling confident ahead of a difficult second leg.

The Colombian has signed a new long-term deal that will keep him with the reigning Supporters' Shield and U.S. Open Cup winner

The Lions were the biggest climbers after notching a second straight home win thanks to a brace by Cyle Larin.

The 2015 MLS Cup champions are the only 3-0-0 team in MLS, and owe it in large part to an attack that looked unstoppable against the Houston Dynamo.

The forward was somewhat forgotten amidst the excitement of the team's offseason signings but his double Saturday showed his value to the club.