Brian Ching, one of only two Dynamo players to remember the San Jose era, can't wait for Houston's new home to open this weekend. Will it begin with a win? MLS Notebook

After getting used to their new home stadium, the Houston Dynamo head west to BC Place to face the Vancouver Whitecaps.

HIGHLIGHTS: Philadelphia Union vs Toronto FC

Philadelphia Union 1 - 3 Chicago Fire

Houston Dynamo and Toronto FC drew 1-1 in their Major League Soccer match at the BBVA Compass Stadium in Houston, Texas. Houston Dynamo's goal was scored by Bruin (21') and Toronto FC's goalscorer was Dunfield (85'). Houston Dynamo's starting line-up was Hall, Taylor, Boswell, Ashe, Hainault, Clark, Davis, Boniek García, Kandji, Bruin and Carr while Toronto FC lined up with Hall, Emory, O'Dea, Hall, Eckersley, Wiedeman, Dunfield, Johnson, Maund, Amarikwa and Silva.

Columbus Crew beat Philadelphia Union 2-1 in their Major League Soccer match at the PPL Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Union's goal was scored by Valdez (29') and Columbus Crew's goalscorers were Williams (41') and Gaven (90'). Philadelphia Union's starting line-up was MacMath, Valdez, Okugo, Farfan, Williams, Lahoud, Carroll, Enrique Gómez, Cruz, McInerney and Farfan while Columbus Crew lined up with Lampson, O´Rourke, Marshall, Williams, Miranda, Mirosevic, Birchall, Duka, Gaven, Obando Arrieta and Higuaín.

New England Revolution's starting line-up was Reis, Barnes, McCarthy, Alston, Lechner, Simms, Feilhaber, Nguyen, Cardenas, Fagundez and Bengtson while Philadelphia Union lined up with MacMath, Valdez, Okugo, Farfan, Williams, Lahoud, Carroll, Adu, Cruz, Hoppenot and Farfan.

HIGHLIGHTS: Chicago Fire 3-1 Houston Dynamo

Houston Dynamo vs Real Salt Lake, Penalty Houston Dynamo. Macoumba Kandji draws a foul in the penalty area. GOAL: Colin Clark