Toronto

Jay Heaps Sunday will see a rematch of the 2014 MLS Cup final, with New England Revolution hosting reigning champions Los Angeles Galaxy.

Toronto Toronto can make up substantial ground in the Eastern Conference with the Canadian club set to play two MLS games in less than a week.

Jason Kreis Scott Sutter headed home Kaka's free-kick in the 94th minute to snatch a 1-1 draw in Seattle on Wednesday.

Sporting Kansas City stunned Vancouver Whitecaps 4-3 to hand LA Galaxy top spot in the Western Conference.

Andrea Pirlo The best of the best from MLS will take on Premier League giants Arsenal in San Jose later in July.

Columbus Crew Columbus Crew will look to bounce back from their first loss of the MLS season, when they travel to the San Jose Earthquakes on Sunday.

Josmer Altidore Jozy Altidore's 60th-minute strike was all that separated the two sides as Toronto sealed a 1-0 aggregate triumph and a spot in the final.

Sporting KC Both conference leaders in the MLS face tough tests to finish July, while New England Revolution will aim to end their losing streak.

DC United were 100 per cent efficient in front of goal, while Vancouver Whitecaps centre-back Pa Modou Kah got on the scoresheet again.

Portland Timbers Portland Timbers will not have to wait long to strike back at Seattle Sounders after losing to their arch-rivals in the US Open Cup on Wednesday.