Every MLS Goal From Matchday 4!

This will be an outswing at Santi Rodriguez to deliver it again and how much Miller actually got there, Kamal Miller. It's sent back in by Perea. It's Parks who scored last time these two sides met. And now it's Santi Rodriguez and deflected in! New York City do have their first goal of the season. Santi Rodriguez had a go and it found its way into the Yankee Stadium net. They're on their feet here and inside ten minutes. He makes amends today. He's been bright and he's brilliant on this moment. They're all over the place defensively. There's no organization. Players are scrambling and Rodriguez... The infrastructure, the stadiums just this week with the renderings we've seen for New York City FC. The facilities now springing up. The players including of course the greatest here as Mosquera crosses in and that's roofed into the net for the equalizer. Anthony has struck in the Bronx and Portland a level and they deserve it on this second half showing. As they keep New York City pinned in, there's a lack of energy closing down from New Yorker Mosquera. He punishes them 1v1, takes it on himself and then cuts it back so nicely, Anthony. And so this could be the last action, the free kick for Anthony whose goal will earn Portland a point as we stand. Evander now sees it, strikes it, wins it. Sensational for the Portland Timbers. Oh Evander, you can take a bow at Yankee Stadium when you do that. Wow. Very little momentum going for it but look at the power that he's able to get behind this. There is no doubt from the moment that left his foot. Just loitering with intent at the top of the 18. Spectacular. Listen to this place roar. Lorenzo Insigne with phenom. From all the way from Naples Italy here in Toronto to the top corner. My goodness this is beautiful. Cuts in and oh. Atlanta thought they had scored but the whistle went for the penalty before the ball crossed the line so it is a penalty. It is Almada against Ravas to open the scoring in the final moment of the first half. Almada scores, gets Ravas to go the wrong way. Won't matter for Atlanta. The goal counts either way. Their first of 2024. Thiago Almada's first of 2024. Ravas has had some nervy moments early on. The opening game coming off his line. Benteke scores his hat-trick. A second penalty for Atlanta to double the lead. Iacomacchis against Ravas. Scores! Brooks Lennon. First time. Iacomacchis! He has his brace. Atlanta flying at home in their first match at Mercedes-Benz in 2024. 3-0 Atlanta United. Are based on their front-runner being exactly on point at the right time at the right place. It's inclinical when given the opportunities with crosses whipped in like this from Brooks Lennon. Iacomacchis across from Janice. Back to Almada. He's got time. Almada. It was blocked. Makes its way to Iacomacchis! Sensational! What a hat-trick from Iorgos Iacomacchis! 4-0 Atlanta! Another to score it that way. Make no mistake about it. When you wear 7 in Atlanta, you better put on a show! That is the task for Gonzalo Pineda. He said last year, yeah, the attack was okay. Of course it was. They scored 66 goals. They need to defend better. Heel. Trying to get one back for New England and does! In wonderful fashion! Carlos Heel. Leach has him covered. The last thing he wants is to go to his left foot. He goes away from goal. But all it is is just a little bit of a glimmer of space. You have a high standard. I wish I didn't. Russell Rowe. Rolling down the streets! The Columbus Canadian connects! And the crew in front! If he's on the field, he's going to score goals. Different kind of goals. He's hit that from 20-something yards. Gets it out of his feet. Almost knuckles it a bit into that near post. Oh, what's it for? Haley Selassie and bombers with the flag raised! And Chicago mutes its celebration. They look close. Here's the run from Haley Selassie. It's not offside, I don't think. Was that on time? They've got to stop that right as it's leaving his foot. It's pretty indicative evidence that it should be a goal. Goal. Berbers has the Fire's first goal in Columbus in five years. He had about a yard on the last defender. Oh, fell asleep. And it's Russell Rowe. Rossi! Fosse. 2-1 Columbus. Camille Forsberg, so unfortunate from set pieces in the previous two games. Can he make this one count? Camille Forsberg scores! Camille Forsberg. From there, it was never in question. Forsberg steps up. And not being able to play a full season, just pressing and having that being the only club in the bag. I think they've shown glimpses of that. Tonight, the conditions have made it a little bit more difficult. Ball slipped through from Elias Manuel into Camille Forsberg and Morgan! It all starts from Amaya. The quick release, lovely in behind, but you can see Forsberg. He's looking across the line the whole time. And from there, Luiz Ferreira holds his breath. It's Ferreira. Fabulous. Glorious goal. That's a super goal from a superior Major League Soccer player. You can see Ferreira puts it in between. To get off the mark offensively in 2024. And we are underway at Enron Coast Stadium in Orlando, Florida. Orlando City in those legacy kits, going from right to left. And quickly, an interception by Santos, driving forward. Maguire slots it home! And in a matter of just seconds, Orlando City have gotten off the mark. They didn't have to wait long tonight. What a statement right out of the chute from the Lions. Are you kidding me with this start by Orlando City? Self-inflicting wounds is what has been the main cause of Orlando City's demise. Gulo trying to bring it down on the near side. We expected to see a little bit of a different looking attack. Uh-oh, here's a problem for Galese. Pukie! He slides it home! And Minnesota United have answered on a takeaway of their own. We are not four minutes into this match and we are level at 1-1. Fireworks here in Orlando. He is a constant when it comes to pressure. And all he's doing here is trying to play an angles game. Push this thing to the outside and apply a bit of pressure. They want to win the ball coming out and then repress instead. Pukie cutting it back. Finds Clark. Now load. Rosales. Load once again. Pukie. Pukie turning. Firing! And perfectly finishing! A brace for Teemu Pukie! And he's silenced the crowd here at Enron Co. Minnesota United from behind have now gone in front. This is where Orlando City struggles when they go with these two midfielders or lack thereof because of one of the players that had just come on. Separation is perfect enough for the striker. They're going to have to be pragmatic to close this one out. This time he does try to lay it back. But it's taken away by Ojeda. And here come Orlando City. This is McGuire. McGuire! Brace for Duncan McGuire! Perfect finish! And we're all alone once again! Within the midfield. Because of how deep and wide they were. So watch Ojeda pick this up. He waits. He waits for the back line to get pivoted. Sometimes the easiest method is the most efficient. Duncan McGuire just outside the box with 10 minutes to go in this game. Prove that. What a ball. And Minnesota United deep into stoppage time. The natural born striker who made amends at the tail end of the match against the Columbus crew. Watch how unselfish this is. That's the maturation process. It's headed there by Etchett. They had won the season. They doubled it. One-zero. He starts early. He pushes off. Finds the space. Gets away from Durkin. 49th minute. This time route one. And St. Louis City, the comeback kings. They did it against Salt Lake. They've done it here at the Q2 Stadium. One-one. No hesitation from the referee. Stover goes down to his left. Lubin keeps it on the deck. Goes opposite side. Look at this. Maintain this undefeated start to the MLS season. Remember that 5-0-0 start. O'Brien onside. The cross in front. The refs for Alston have scored. There is in the starting 11 or out. Both center backs come into play tonight. Recycle here for St. Louis. Ostrach. Full allotment of suns for both teams. Alston let him go in way too easily. Arms cross. Eliopo. Bam! Stoppage time. Equalizer. And they're the spoils with an incredible celebration. The crafty Brazilian who went to Virginia Commonwealth showing once again that St. Louis City will not give up when they trail a game. The ball, but the creativity. The variation of service. The clipped back ball from Totland sets it up. Losing out to Loraz. Mihailovic. Loffelson. He loses out to Chicharango. Gomez out wide. Gomez in a good position. Gomez! Oh, it's in! Well, I'm not quite sure Gomez meant to cross that ball. It doesn't matter to Inelli. He ghosted in at the far post. And all is said of the opening goal. Gomez, he's going to claim it's a cross. But I love the running, the continued running out of midfield from Emeka and Inelli to finish off the play. Just trailing at that back post. And he gets rewarded for it. Stuttering. Run up! And sends the keeper the wrong way. And the Rapids are level. And Rafael Navajo steps up so cool and confident. The slow stutter step to wrong foot. The 18-year-old goalkeeper, Gavin Beavers, getting his first goal of the season. All out wide. Cross towards the near post. Flick. Not fully clear. It's in! Bassett with a stutter. And the Rapids from behind are now in front at America First Field. And a good first touch to now allow Cole Bassett to get the ball to his feet. And it's a well-taken strike as it comes through bodies and gets past Gavin. Vancouver to line it up for a third time here in the second half, fifth on the night. Driven in again. Veselinovich just over the top of his head. Follow-up chance! And Vancouver, through Alessandro Schaaf, have taken the lead! The second-half substitutes pay off for the visitors. What a strike. Veselinovich misses that header at the near post, and it just falls right down to his feet and through a crowded. Weirdly, Rogo, when I think about the way tonight has played out so far, and obviously we've still got the corner. Looking for the far corner! 2-0 in that game-set match here in San Jose. A thing of beauty for the second-half substitute. And you look at this isolation. He's gone so quick from Tommy Thompson. And then again just drops his head, sees that back post and strikes it. This is to put Nashville in front. It's Bunbury. Goes to the left for McCarthy, who chooses the right way. He gets a hand to it, but there's enough power behind it that it flies into the back of the net. There's space now for Taylor Washington to exploit again for Nashville on this left-hand side. He's got three goal shots in the middle. Yearwood steps to the occasion. There he is doing, chesting that down. He should be clearing it. That's threaded, and Fanny hits it. He's got to squeeze that ball in. It's so well worked. There's very little space for him to get that strike off. Nashville SC, they're not picking up the men. Just standing still, waiting for that ball to come across a little bit. Drake Callender will need to shake that one off as it is still scoreless in the 13th minute. And that, a wonderful opportunity missed by CF Montreal to go up on the road. Lassiter, another dangerous one in. They score anyway. Montreal opens the scoring away from home. They have been road warriors to begin this season. And it is Fernando Alvarez who missed the first open header on the corner. Scores the second opportunity. 90 seconds ago, this is from the other side, but an in-swinging ball again. And the Colombian under 20 is quicker than every inner Miami player to that ball. Again, it's Taylor to the near post again. And Martinez the defensive header away. Taylor slides it. Sunderland. Sunderland floating it back post. Overseer wide. And in! Kampot! Starting in place of Luis Flores. Leonardo Kampot equalizes for inter-Miami. 1-1. In his first two years in MLS, his first one in 2024 is a big one. It's 1-1. Don't take your chances. They will come back to haunt you. Thursday night, Alex Muil could have had four goals. Schwannier for Montreal. Oh! They do get the lead right back off the set piece. It's Kokoro. His first goal for Montreal. Just like that. CF Montreal ahead again. 2-1. It ultimately looks like he keeps Kokoro in an onside position. How do you balance that if you're Montreal? You have to have composure and the ability to complete passes. And look at this. You're in. Here they go. Martinez. A chance against his former team. Martinez leaves it. Deflection. And in! Ibrahim. Montreal lead by two. 3-0. Montreal. Only three wins in the last 19 games away from Quebec. Mages have their second win in a row. Busquets to Gomez. Now Allen clipping it. High in the air from Juan. Gomez. Corbo both there. It's his Jordy Alba! Miami is right back, and it's 3-2. And inner Miami saying, hang on a minute. There's 10-plus minutes left. It's 3-2.