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New York Red Bulls blank winless D.C. United 2-0 | MLS
Juan Pablo Angel contributed a goal and an assist and the New York Red Bulls improved on their best start in franchise history by beating D.C. United 2-0 in a Major League Soccer match Saturday.
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WASHINGTON — Juan Pablo Angel contributed a goal and an assist and the New York Red Bulls improved on their best start in franchise history by beating D.C. United 2-0 in a Major League Soccer match Saturday.
Salou Ibrahim also scored for the Eastern Conference-leading Red Bulls (5-1), who won at RFK Stadium for the first time since 2005. New York had been 0-2-5 in seven previous meetings there.
D.C. United (0-5) is off to its worst start.
D.C. United was winless in its first four matches in 1996, the league's inaugural season.
Other MLS matches
FC Dallas 1, at Revolution 1
Atiba Harris headed in a free kick in the 66th minute to help F.C. Dallas tie New England.
Rookie Zack Schilawski scored for the Revolution in the 41st minute.
At Dynamo 3, Wizards 0
Luis Angel Landin had a goal and an assist to lead Houston past Kansas City. He left the match in the second half because of a left-ankle injury and didn't return.
Chivas USA 1, at Fire 1
Maicon Santos scored on a header off a corner kick in the 76th minute to give Chivas USA a draw with Chicago.
Baggio Husidic scored for the Fire.
At Earthquakes 1, Rapids 0
Chris Wondolowski scored in the 33rd minute as San Jose beat Colorado.
At Real Salt Lake 2,
Toronto FC 1
Jamison Olave and Andy Williams scored in the first half for Real Salt Lake.
At Galaxy 3, Union 1
Edson Buddle scored twice in the first half as Los Angeles defeated expansion Philadelphia.
The league-leading Galaxy (5-0-1) has outscored opponents 10-2.
UPDATE - 8:54 PM
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Timbers surprise Sounders in exhibition
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