SEATTLE - Fredy Montero scored his third goal in two games with a diving header in the 82d minute, Mauro Rosales scored off a pass from Montero two minutes later, and the Seattle Sounders remained unbeaten in their last nine matches with a 4-3 win over the Colorado Rapids on Saturday.
Seattle rallied twice against the defending MLS Cup champions before breaking through for a pair of goals in the final 10 minutes for its sixth victory during the unbeaten streak.
San Jose 0, Columbus 0
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Earthquakes goalkeeper Jon Busch and his counterpart William Hesmer made several crucial saves in the scoreless tie.
Kansas City 1, Houton 1
HOUSTON - Aurelien Collin scored late in the second half as Sporting K.C. extended its unbeaten streak to 11 games with a draw against the undermanned Dynamo.
Portland 1, Chicago 0
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. - Jack Jewsbury scored on a penalty kick to lift the Timbers over the Fire. The Timbers' first road victory snapped a seven-match winless streak (0-6-1), and an 0-5-2 road streak.
Washington 0, Dallas 0
FRISCO, Texas - Bill Hamid finished with three saves to help D.C. United to a scoreless draw against FC Dallas. It was the second time this season that the two clubs played to a scoreless tie.
Vancouver vs. Salt Lake City
The game between the Vancouver Whitecaps and visiting Real Salt Lake was postponed because of unplayable field conditions. Rain and limited drainage had undermined the temporary grass sod laid over the artificial turf at Empire Field in preparation for Monday's exhibition between the Whitecaps and England's Manchester City, officials said.
Manchester 2, Club America 0
SAN FRANCISCO - Ryan McGivern and Shaun Wright-Phillips scored first-half goals as Manchester City kicked off its North American tour with a win over Mexico's Club America in a World Football Challenge friendly played before a sparse crowd of 11,250 at AT&T Park.
SANTA FE, Argentina - Uruguay advanced to the Copa America semifinals with a penalty shootout victory over host Argentina on goalkeeper Fernando Muslera's stop of Carlos Tevez's kick.
The game, played in Santa Fe, ended 1-1 after regulation time and extra time. The final tally in the shootout was 5-4 for Uruguay.
Diego Perez gave Uruguay a surprise 1-0 lead in the sixth minute, but Gonzalo Higuain equalized in the 18th.
It was a bitter loss for Argentina, which was hoping to win its first major trophy in 18 years, and hoping to do it at home with Lionel Messi, the world's best player. Messi showed flashes but was unable to deliver.
Argentina's smaller neighbor again had the better side. In the World Cup in South Africa last year, Uruguay also reached the semifinals while Argentina exited after the quarterfinals.
Peru 2, Colombia 0
CORDOBA, Argentina - Peru beat Colombia in extra time to reach the Copa semifinals for the first time since 1997.
Carlos Augusto Lobaton fired a shot from just inside the penalty area in the 101st minute and fellow midfielder Juan Manuel Vargas sealed the win with a shot from near the penalty spot in the 111th.
Colombia had the best chance to break the scoreless deadlock in regulation, but Radamel Falcao missed a penalty kick wide in the 65th minute.
