New York Red Bulls win Supporters Shield
Monday 26 October 2015 11:15, UK
New York Red Bulls won their second MLS Supporters Shield in three seasons after beating Chicago Fire 2-1.
It means the Red Bulls go into the play-offs as Major League Soccer's regular-season champions.
Bradley Wright-Phillips scored his 17th goal of the season to open the scoring with just eight minutes on the clock before Sacha Kljestan slotted home a penalty after Patrick Nyarko's mistimed challenge on Mike Grella.
Gilberto scored for Chicago with 15 minutes left to set up a nervous finale for the Red Bulls but they held on to win the shield.
Two goals in 94 seconds from Didier Drogba helped Montreal Impact beat Toronto 2-1, which means the two sides will meet again in the playoffs this week with Montreal again at home.
Drogba has now scored 11 goals in 11 games since signing for the Impact in the summer.
New England Revolution booked their place in the play-offs with a 3-1 win at New York City in the Eastern Conference.
Charlie Davies was the hero for the hosts as he bagged a goal and an assist in the victory.
Columbus Crew will have a first round bye in the play-offs after they thrashed DC United 5-0.
A brace from Ethan Finlay and strikes from Jack McInerney, Justin Meram and Waylon Francis meant that Columbus head for the semi-finals of the play-offs in fine fettle.
Vancouver secured second in the Western Conference and a first round bye in the play-offs after a 3-0 win against Houston.
FC Dallas finished top of the Western Conference after victory against San Jose but had to settle for second in the Supporters' Shield - behind the New York Red Bulls.
Seattle Sounders will host LA Galaxy in their first round play-off match for the second consecutive year after beating Real Salt Lake 3-1.
Darlington Nagbe scored the pick of the goals as Portland Timbers finished third in the Western Conference after beating Colorado Rapids 4-0.
Philadelphia Union missed out on the play-offs for the fourth season in a row despite a 1-0 victory over Orlando City while LA Galaxy missed out on a first round play-off bye after a 2-1 defeat at Sporting Kansas City.
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