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Playoff Race; Three Teams Clinch
Topic Started: Monday Sep 17 2007, 03:20 PM (116 Views)
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The Yanks are coming!

From MLSnet.com:
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Three teams -- D.C. United, the New England Revolution and Houston Dynamo -- all clinched berths in the MLS Cup Playoffs while a fourth is tantalizingly close after Week 24 in Major League Soccer came to a close over the weekend.

D.C. United became the first to secure a spot in the MLS postseason at midweek when they defeated Real Salt Lake 3-1 at home. Then over the weekend, the Revolution's 4-2 victory against FC Dallas and Dynamo's 3-1 victory at the Los Angeles Galaxy, combined with the Kansas City Wizards' dramatic 3-2 win against the Columbus Crew and Chivas USA's 1-1 draw with the Colorado Rapids, assured those two teams of places in the final eight. Chivas USA is on the brink, as they can do no worse than tie for the final spot.

Also over the weekend, the Chicago Fire maintained their hold on eighth place in the MLS overall standings after twice coming back for a 2-2 draw with the visiting New York Red Bulls, and Toronto FC and Real Salt Lake played to a scoreless draw in Toronto as the home side's goalless drought continued.


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