Montreal Impact
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Almost three-quarters of teams in the league now have soccer-specific stadiums. Simon Veness runs down the great and the not-so-good
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Montreal Impact and Toronto FC are giving an old enmity a fresh edge – as their fans, players and managers explain in this film
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Toronto FC reached their first ever MLS Cup after a thrilling 5-2 victory over Montreal Impact in the second leg of the Eastern Conference final
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Toronto FC and Montreal Impact got the better of the New York teams in the MLS playoffs, while there was also a win for LA Galaxy
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The MLS postseason begins on Wednesday, and it’s all to play for. Our writers give their verdicts on who’ll win, who’ll go close, and who’ll go home early
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Striker, who refused a place on the bench after being dropped from the starting XI, will be available for Impact’s final MLS game against New England
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Mauro Biello said former Chelsea striker refused spot on the bench after not being named in the starting XI for Montreal’s 2-2 draw with Toronto FC
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In MLS, Canadian players are classed as ‘international’ if they play for American clubs, which means there’s nowhere for Canadian players to go
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The former England star has 11 goals in 16 games and could be an MVP contender; Union and Impact look for home advantage; Dallas aim for 20 unbeaten
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Kaka scores twice as Lions beat Kreis’s former club 2-1; Sounders miss Dempsey in 4-2 defeat by Portland; Piatt shines for Montreal; more refereeing debates
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Plus: It could be time to have a talk about Jay Heaps’ future; in praise of high-scoring draws; Montreal feel ref’s impact; life after Sigi Schmid
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Victor Ulloa grabs a point for Dallas in top-of-the-conference clash, while Montreal Impact beat Philadelphia Union 5-1
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The two best teams in the West meet on Saturday, and Dallas and Colorado should serve up a treat for the fans
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Plus: Cristian Maidana could be the wildcard the Houston Dynamo need; happy returns at Sporting; Chicago Fire’s quiet rise
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Patrick Vieira’s team lost their last meeting with the Red Bulls 7-0. Things can’t get any worse, can they?
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The leaders in the East are there on merit; Houston’s coaching decision is crucial; individual errors a problem for Galaxy; and David Villa’s embarrassing spot kick
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New England Revolution have landed a potential gamechanger in the Sierra Leone striker; and the top two in the East meet in Montreal
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Toronto FC finally end their epic road trip in Portland, while the Union are hoping they can continue to succeed in the East
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Patrick Vieira side’s are scoring plenty of goals - they’re just not stopping them at the other end. Elsewhere, Montreal Impact are doing just fine without Didier Drogba
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Didier Drogba’s mooted return to Chelsea remains on hold after he tweeted his intention to stay with his current club, Montreal Impact
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As the playoffs hurtle towards their climax, the sides that know themselves the best have come to the fore
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