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David Villa helped New York City stay unbeaten in MLS after a draw at Atlanta United.

Frank Lampard With 2018 on the horizon, we look back at the stars who brought down the curtain on their illustrious careers.

Dallas moved top of the Western Conference as Chicago Fire's unbeaten run in MLS was ended by New York City.

MLS titleholders Toronto lost back-to-back matches in the league following Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Canadian rivals Montreal Impact.

Andrea Pirlo New York City midfielder Andrea Pirlo labelled his debut "beautiful" after featuring in front of 32,041 fans at Yankee Stadium.

David Villa Sánchez David Villa is attracting interest from European clubs after New York City failed to qualify for the MLS play-offs.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic Zlatan Ibrahimovic made it 15 goals in 17 LA Galaxy appearances after scoring a second-half hat-trick.

Portland Timbers star Diego Valeri set an MLS record, and Atlanta United did likewise in front of a crowd of 70,425.

Steven Gerrard LA Galaxy star Steven Gerrard headlines an action-packed weekend of MLS action.

Bradley Wright-Phillips New York Red Bulls are in pole position to finish top in the east, while Dallas leapfrogged Colorado Rapids in the west.