Every MLS Goal From Matchday 3!

Armstead, launched closely by Rosales. Excellent switch for Yeboah. Knocks it down for Cucho-Hernandez, who picks his head up and picks out the corner. It's Cucho over and over and over again. New Year's, same outstanding striker who hails from Colombia, and the crew take a 1-0 lead. See Armstead here, a little step over. Rosales pops off and a nice little layback. How about that one-touch ball bouncing? But look at the space and time. A one-touch picks his head up. Long throw in. Moreira wins it. Arriaga up for it. Bouncing around. Oluwaseyi, shorty off his line. It's in the absolute sand at Allianz, and it's a first in MLS for the St. John's product. 1-1. Him against Austin, this ball is bouncing around. Columbus doing everything they can to defend and clear. Oluwaseyi brings it back around. Pivot. Now turning the ball over again. Now it's Julien Gressel. Gressel on the ground. First time Luis Suarez gives Miami the lead. From Brazil last year. Well, tip of the cap to the high pressure. Turn them over, but Julien Gressel, free agent signing one of the best deliverers of that final ball when it's needed. Fantastic balance positioning. But one of the best strikers of his generation, Luis Suarez, makes no mistake near post. And how about this start from inner Miami and their 37-year-old Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez. Focus on recovery. This week, they could focus on training. It's shown. Here's Robert Taylor. Now Suarez gets away from Cartagena. Gets it back. Suarez for two! All the talk about Luis Suarez. He is putting that to bed. A brace in 11 minutes, his first two of the year. Miami doubles the lead. To pull you on your shoulder, to put you in a bad spot, that's exactly what he does to the center backs of Orlando City here. Fantastic first touch, half volley. And how about that for Lauderdale, Florida? Messi and friends has showed up this Saturday afternoon. Where do you want them instead? Get out of their way, step into the zone. Allow the center backs to break the line with a pass, but you're just going to stand on top of them, and it's playing on top of everyone. Now they're in. Suarez for a half trick. Unselfish. Taylor into the open net. It's three. Playing in the Florida Derby. From that freeze, and now the ball played across to Robert Taylor. He's onside, an absolute clinic, 30 minutes in from inner Miami. Turning Orlando City into circles. Three-nil inner Miami here in South Florida. Jordy Alba is going to come forward, just taking the space around Ladero Suarez. Alba, now the fourth, certainly Miami. What a show today in South Florida. The touch. Schlegel can try and bring him down. Galeza can try and bring him down. Still doesn't matter. Schlegel steps up for Orlando City. Gomez wins it back. He's been really good in this second half. Finds Suarez, who's onside. Can he finally get his hat trick? Thor Halsen back to defend. Looks for Messi! Plastic from inner Miami! Gomez and Suarez running as free as they can, and how about the quality in the final third? Suarez may be running on one leg. As was the new goalkeeper, the legendary two-time World Cup finalist, World Cup winner, touched by Arango. Gomez makes the run. Gomez keeps his feet! One-on-one with Lloris, and he's beaten him! No save this time for the Frenchman, and a massive goal for the Colombian winger and a massive goal for Real Salt Lake. One-settle, 19th minute. Luna finds the initial run from Chicho Arango, gets inside. Look at that run from Gomez. Steps in. The ball's under his. Picks the pocket of Campos. They only had six last season, and they had eight away wins. This is a shot, and it goes over Campos! Luna! First touch back, it goes, and, oh, it's two! It's officially the Andres Gomez game! The unselfishness of the Moon Man to set the table. Real Salt Lake doubled their edge at the 42nd in the snow. Long gone for Andres Gomez. The chipped-in ball somehow gets all the way to Diego Luna. Great little settle. Crooks. Here's Gomez. Luna, they might have something brewing here. Found a lot of success on the right side! Chicho Arango in the 50th minute gets professional goal number 101, and RSL knocking the doors off their home opener in the snow. As Chicho does the snowman on the right-hand side, Luna has the ability to pitch. Great ball across! Orlando fans, of course, do not have as much fun, I don't think, watching that one. Passing here by Charlotte in the corner, Diagra. Kopetti leaves it! Perfect! Near the spot, and what a goal by Yuri Tovarish! And what a dummy play there by Kopetti to make it happen in the box. Gets on the board for his first ever in MLS. Good ball in from Diagra, and as you say, well left from Kopetti, right between the legs. Just the second quarter for Vancouver. Swinger, Kopetti, a piece of it. Mite, chipping that, looking for Raposo! Bags stay down, and the Whitecaps have leveled it at one late in the first half. Who plays the final ball in, and Raposo well onside there as he's kept on by Vargas. And Kalina thinking that ball is going back across the face of goal. So many landmarks in his MLS career. He's approaching another one. It's his 198th start in Major League Soccer tonight. This is given away. It's Bupenza to hit it, and Bupenza opens the scoring for Cincinnati at Soldier Field. His first MLS start of the season, his first MLS goal of the season. Chicago 5-0, FC Cincinnati 1. It's an awful misplaced pass from him. Just trying to keep the eyes into Jimenez. Misplaces that pass. The chance here to level the scores on the stroke of halftime at Soldier Field. Shaqiri scores, and we're level. Studs up into Gutierrez, goes to VAR. The referee points to the spot, and Shaqiri makes no mistake with confidence. Steps onto it with his lovely... And Corey Baird did well to get his hips around it to try and lift it over Brady. Here's the corner, looking at near post, and turned in! Myles Robinson will celebrate. It's his first goal for Cincinnati. They're back in front at Soldier Field. Brady and the fire breached once more. To breach the net, off-corner kicks. It's a short, low one again. It's one that Chicago 5 will be looking back at, thinking, how has it... Somebody at the near post. Middle man in the back three for Montreal, Joel Waterman. Juan streaking down the right side. It was a good through ball by Joel-Anthony Vilsaint, and a cross is deflected. Coccaro, a layoff, an opportunity for Vilsaint. The sub has come in and scored! Montreal has opened their account for this game and for this season. Joel-Anthony Vilsaint has scored. To the back of the net. Little touch, nice composure. Head down, hit the target, 1-0. Seeley, the match winner last week. Couple of stepovers. Shooting lane closed down. Ball is locked in, and knockdown hitter by Camungo! And it's Petr Musa! However, his FC Dallas debut will not have a goal for now because of the offside flag. Camungo offside, and the initial ball played. And then it's Musa with the head across, going for... There you go. The goal has been given. Right now, Juan from Brazil, from Rio de Janeiro, Warren, pushes it up the right-hand side, coming centrally. Martinez with him. Martinez, nice run off the ball. Takes the shot first time, what a goal indeed! Montreal has regained the lead away! Montreal 2, FC Dallas 1, and one of the league's great goal scorers, Josep Martinez, has his 106th in the league, his first with this new club, CF Montreal. Wonderful way to pass by the Brazilian, as Venezuela just tucks it into an empty net. Runs off the shoulder of Gonzalez. He's not sure where he is. Winning 11 home games last season of the 14 victories they found, and they'll be pushing themselves forward here. Here's Carrasquilla. Lovely lofted pass. Aliyu, loitering, Aliyu! Houston Dynamo hit the front. Ibrahim Aliyu loitering. Ibrahim Aliyu scoring. Houston lead inside seven minutes. Off the chest, uses that pace, but this ball right here from Carrasquilla is lofted so perfectly, Edelman can't catch it. Morgan wriggling away from several in Dynamo colours. It's opened up here for Forsberg. Ball across goal, and in the end, it is in. Squeezed in at the far post by Elias Manuel. Red Bull New York have been knocking on the door, and finally, they find a way through. Post, but this is what happens when you win the ball in tight spaces. Picking off that Houston midfield, a little bit of the inexperience showing there from that midfield. John Tolkien has returned to the field of play. And away from your screen, he's giving the hand signal that he's okay. Here's perhaps an opening through Morgan. Oh, wow! Fabulous goal from Lewis Morgan. Red Bull's new number nine on Cloud 9. A first goal since October 22, and boy, that'll mean everything to him. Morgan, who makes no mistake, hasn't looked like he's missed a beat being out, going through so many. Keeping this place fresh, always one of the better atmospheres in Major League Soccer. Here comes Johnny Russell driving in to Jake Davis. It falls to Voltaire, and Voltaire tucks it inside the post! C'est magnifique! Voltaire sporting Kansas City's strike within the first 20 minutes. Allows to advance themselves in front. It's a slight hesitation by Martinez that allows the deflection to come off. Could be an injury on the backside. By the substitute, Conn Vogner. Bit of a mismatch on the backside here with his mark on the bottom post. This could be it. Mealy punches away. Rebound shot is tucked into the back half. Stolen here at Children's Mercy Park. The wrong decision. They come down. They get the corner. Tons of movement. It's a mistake by the goalkeeper. To be fair, he comes off his line. You come strong. You've got to push through. Lubin taken back by New York City. Baccarat got only so far. Sands gave it away. The 18 shot goal! Celio Pompeo for nothing. St. Louis City lead. Created their own problems. We've said time and time again, don't play out in your own half because St. Louis want to do that. When they win the ball back, it's all about the magic of Pompeo. He gets the ball and he just slaloms through the NYC defense. And not just the skill, but the cool and the calm to find the corner and give Freeze no chance. Absolutely. The right-hand Ilanic taken back by St. Louis. This is Pompeo. Plays it ahead. Adele, Samuel Adeneron, second of the year, and it's all St. Louis City now. People say you shouldn't get beaten at your near post. I think he's mindful. I don't think he thinks Adeneron is going to take this strike, but it's the pure power. Getting more purposeful possession and chance creation in and around. Here's Harris. Takes a peek. Sends it in. A win by Moore, but into the ball! Terrific situation for the right wing back who had to intervene. He had a player on his blind side, but he has betrayed his own goalkeeper. They aren't unaware exactly of where he is. Harris is just trying to put this in a dangerous spot here. Cacophony of boos emanating from the stands. Bunbury's step up, and he hits the bullseye! A calm and collected finish, and Nashville have drawn level, silencing the crowd. Isak there. Teal Bunbury makes no mistake about it. He steps up here and gets his 73rd goal in his career. Sought-after guy in terms of the names race. This is the third reboot over the last four years, and they've got some defending to do here. Moreno trying to go off to the races! And the Timbers take it on the counter. 1-0. Exactly what the number nine wants. Brilliant stuff from Moreno. And there's Esprit with his first goal of the season. How well did he play last week? Jostled out of the middle. McGraw was intended to hit. Moreno makes it two amongst the mischief inside the D.C. penalty area. Short finish once he gets there. Just keeps it down low. Doesn't go for power. D.C. trying to cut the deficit in half. The man from Poland scores in Portland. D.C. is right back in it. 2-1. And here's Klink rolling it into the corner. Call as you like. Looks to get D.C. bustling back in the field. Wow. How is he that open? Hopkins. Herrera. Oh, there he is. Christian Fletcher. The kid gets it done, and D.C. has turned the screws here in Stumptown. Here where goals are scored, and there's 18-year-old Christian Fletcher putting it in and making it 2-2 for D.C. United. And it's something that Greg Vanney mentioned. His ability to isolate and go 1-v-1 like this is going to create more space for other guys. This time on the receiving end, it's Delgado back inside for Paintsil. Looking with the left foot. Welcome Major League Soccer. Joseph Paintsil on cue. Gives the Galaxy a 1-0 lead. Game on. What a movement. Absolutely no chance for Daniel to make a save there from this position. Any time he has to do a little bit more than that, maybe not playing to his strengths. And so far tonight, his hold-up play, it has been a little bit of a letdown. There's the first touch for Jovolych, and now Paintsil turning it on to get in behind Beeson. Jovolych is there. Jovolych to make it 2-0, and he does. The flag stays down, and for a second straight match on cue, Heath Pearce, Dejan Jovolych to tap one home. It's 2-0 L.A. Against the goalkeeper, and all he has to do is bury it, and he does just that. 2-0. Gundes. Jovolych back out top. Ricky Pooch, and it's 3-0 L.A. They just keep on coming, and the visiting Galaxy supporters are loving what they're seeing from the five-time MLS Cup champions. Pooch all night to give him the ball. This time he does it with the perfect timing. Pooch is not going to miss from there. Espinosa driving it into the heart of the six, punched away by McCarthy. It'll come all the way back across. Espinosa one more time, dangerous ball in. It's loose, and San Jose has one back. Preston Judd against his former club. He told us in the midweek he would not, he would celebrate, but he doesn't. Kukanovic is lingering offside there. These tremendous goalkeepers you mentioned, Turner and Petrovic. Bartodeschi has a look. Clever little dummy, Insigne going for the chip. Oh, my goodness! That's the quality you expect from the former Napoli man, Lorenzo Insigne, issuing a heinous hush over Gillette Stadium, and the celebration to boot. It's 1-0 to the Canadian side. Cut that out, Lorenzo Insigne. The protagonist of this match, but as we mentioned, if you leave a player of the quality like Insigne with time and space in the box, he's going to do magical things just like this.