Week 10 of MLS action provide a few surprises, including one team earning their first win, and the league’s hottest team dropping two on the road.

Sporting Kansas City opened the action in midweek play with a 2-0 victory over the New York Red Bulls thanks to Dom Dwyer. (READ)

Toronto FC continued their hot streak by ending Orlando City’s in a 2-1 midweek victory. (READ)

Brek Shea’s late goal gave the Vancouver Whitecaps a 1-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids. (READ)

Toronto FC rode a Jozy Altidore penalty to a 1-0 victory in their vengeance match against the Seattle Sounders. (READ)

An impressive goal from Ballou Tabla gave the Montreal Impact a 1-0 road victory over D.C. United. (READ)

A C.J. Sapong hat-trick gave the Philadelphia Union their first win since August 2016 with a 3-0  triumph over the New York Red Bulls. (READ)

The Columbus Crew earned a 2-0 victory over the New England Revolution thanks to Ola Kamara and Zack Steffen. (READ)

Despite missing Erick Torres, the Houston Dynamo trounced Orlando City, 4-0, on Saturday. (READ)

FC Dallas cruised to a comfortable 3-0 road victory over Real Salt Lake. (READ)

A pair of goals from Chris Wondolowski helped the San Jose Earthquakes defeat the Portland Timbers 3-0. (READ)

Minnesota United pulled of a shocker as they took down Sporting Kansas City, 2-0 at home. (READ)

A pair of rapid-fire second half goals powered New York City FC to a 3-1 win over Atlanta United. (READ)

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Sporting Kansas City corrected a few mistakes in their win over a rested New York Red Bulls team. (READ)

The Philadelphia Union entered the weekend needing more than a few small positives to snap their winless streak. (READ)

The Union expanded on their small positives and found their slump-busting win, but it’s just the team’s first step. (READ)

Atlanta United are facing their first true period of adversity. (READ)