The Union scored a goal in just the fourth minute of the first half, but they managed to get off to an even faster start in the second 45. In the 48th minute, Ilsinho smashed a half-volley into the far, top corner of the net. Fafa Picault's flick set up Ilsinho perfectly, as he was more than happy to swing right through the ball on the bounce. The goal is Ilsinho's second of the season, and the fourth of his Union career.

CJ Sapong has his side off to an early lead, as he earned, then scored, a penalty just four minutes into the Union's game against the New England Revolution. Sapong sent his spot-kick into the roof of the net, securing his ninth goal of the season. Chris Penso blew his whistle after he judged Benjamin Angoua to have handled Sapong's cross in the box.

NYCFC found success from the corners late in the game on Saturday. Minutes after Chanot's headed equalizer, Alexander Callens took advantage of some in-the-box chaos to give his side the lead. The Union failed to clear the corner, initially giving David Villa the space for a shot. His rocket was blocked away by Andre Blake, but Callens was there to knock home the rebound.

It took a glancing header from center back Maxime Chanot, but NYCFC were finally able to beat Andre Blake. Chanot's 80th-minute goal is the first of his MLS career.

Fafa Picault's third goal of the year has given the Union an unlikely lead in New York City. NYCFC has looked more likely to score, but some beautiful facilitation from CJ Sapong and a perfect finish from Picault have the Union up a goal.

Sit back and watch Haris Medunjanin's game-winning beauty over and over again. This strike has just secured the Union's first-ever four-game win streak.

CJ Sapong's eighth goal of the season has brought his team level in the 67th minute. The forward converted from the spot after Rapids defender Kortne Ford blocked, then later handled a shot from Jay Simpson. Ilsinho initially set up the play, as his diagonal ball hit Simpson right in the feet

The Colorado Rapids have gotten out to an early lead in Chester thanks to a 15th-minute strike from Caleb Calvert. The goal was the 20-year-old's first in his MLS career. With the goal, Andre Blake and the Union's clean sheet streak has ended at 378 minutes.

Penn State kicker Joey Julius, who played for the Philadelphia Union U16 team in the 2012 Generation adidas Cup, again shows he's much more than a converted soccer player with a big foot.

If you look closely at the can next to Bedoya's knee you can see that it's Red Bull. I can't say for certain that the Red Bull was Ale's, but the United States Men's National Team midfielder should probably stick to Monster while he's playing in Philadelphia.