MONTREAL — Lamar Neagle and Patrice Bernier scored in the second half to help expansion Montreal beat the Major League Soccer-leading San Jose Earthquakes 3-1 Saturday for the Impact's fourth straight victory.

Neagle got his second goal of the season to put Montreal ahead 2-1 in the 61st minute. Both teams played most of the game with 10 men a side — and San Jose ended the match with nine.

Bernier, who set up Neagle's score, got his team-leading seventh goal on a penalty kick in the 71st minute. Marco Di Vaio scored for Montreal in the first half.

Earthquakes captain Chris Wondolowski scored his league-leading 18th goal on a penalty kick in the 21st minute to give the Earthquakes (14-6-5) a 1-0 lead.

Both teams were down a man from the 21st minute. San Jose's Steven Lenhart and Impact defender Hassoun Camara were shown red cards in the first half after a flare-up inside the 18-yard area.

Camara struck Lenhart with a blow to the head, which got him ejected. Lenhart was sent off for retaliating.

Other MLS matches

FC Dallas 2, at Real Salt Lake 1

David Ferreira's goal in stoppage time lifted FC Dallas to victory.

Fabian Castillo scored for the visitors in the 61st minute.

Alvaro Saborio scored a tying goal in the 76th minute for Real Salt Lake, which lost its third straight league match.

Chivas USA 1, at Rapids 1

Juan Pablo Angel scored in the 83rd minute to help Chivas USA get a draw with Colorado.

Brian Mullan scored in the 19th minute for the Rapids.

Sporting KC 1, at Toronto FC 0

Kei Kamara scored on a free kick in the 83rd minute to lift Sporting Kansas City to victory over Toronto FC.

Kamara's kick went off Toronto goalkeeper Milos Kocic's fingertips.

At Fire 2, Revolution 1

Sherjill MacDonald's first MLS goal snapped a tie and Chicago held on to beat New England.