MLS, CONCACAF roundup: Thierry Henry golazo vs. Kansas City steals spotlight

Here we go again with our regular Monday morning look back at everything you might have missed over the weekend in Major League Soccer.

If you missed the Union's very impressive 2-0 win over Toronto FC, the highlights are here. It was the talk of MLS on Saturday afternoon, and probably would still the league's biggest headline this morning were it not for a heavenly goal by New York's Thierry Henry. The French legend has scored many great goals in his time with the Red Bulls, but this was one of his all-time best. You can see it below.

And you might like to know that Henry and company will be at PPL Park this coming Saturday to face the Union (3:00 p.m., NBCSN). With both teams in the thick of the Eastern Conference playoff race, it has the potential to be quite an encounter.

Los Angeles Galaxy 6, Colorado Rapids 0

Los Angeles Galaxy: Landon Donovan (PK) 5', Baggio Husidic 30', Gyasi Zardes 45 +2', Landon Donovan (PK) 47', Gyasi Zardes 75', Baggio Husidic 86'

New York Red Bulls 2, Sporting Kansas City 1

New York Red Bulls: Bradley Wright-Phillips (PK) 11', Thierry Henry 52'
Sporting Kansas City: Dominic Dwyer 54'

Houston Dynamo 3, Montréal Impact 2

Houston Dynamo: Giles Barnes 30', Giles Barnes 62', Ricardo Clark 65'
Montréal Impact: Dilly Duka 40', Ignacio Piatti 55'

Vancouver Whitecaps 0, D.C. United 0

Just to prove that the game actually happened.

Real Salt Lake: Robbie Findley 31, Álvaro Saborío 77'
FC Dallas: Michel 62'

Columbus Crew 3, Chivas USA 0

Columbus Crew: Justin Meram 52', Justin Meram 59', Bernardo Añor 80'

Portland Timbers 3, San Jose Earthquakes 3

Portland Timbers: Alvas Powell 54', Liam RIdgewell 74', Kalif Alhassan 86'
San Jose Earthquakes: Chris Wondolowski 21, Cordell Cato 48', Chris Wondolowski 85'

New England Revolution: Diego Fagúndez 41', Charlie Davies 60'
Chicago Fire: Sanna Nyassi 28'

There were theatrics in the CONCACAF Copa Centroamericana too, as the Cotton Bowl in Dallas hosted a tripleheader of group stage games. Costa Rica was down 2-0 to Panama late, but scored twice in the last 10 minutes and saved a (very cheap) penalty kick to salvage a 2-2 draw.

If Panama had held on, they would have qualified for the championship game, and would thus have been one more win away from a berth in the glamorous 2016 Copa América Centenario. Now los Canaleros must beat Nicaragua by at least three goals in the group stage finale to knock los Ticos out.

Costa Rica 2, Panama 2

Costa Rica: Johan Venegas Ulloa 81', Celso Borges 87'
Panama: Blas Pérez 51', Roberto Nurse 71'

Guatemala: Carlos Ruiz 26', Marvin Ávila 51'
Belize: Deon McCaulay 80'

El Salvador: Richard Menjívar 67'