Chivas Usa Soccer Team

Chivas USA President Shawn Hunter confirmed on Friday that the team has received offers from multiple clubs in Europe for Brad Guzan, last season's Major League Soccer goalkeeper of the year. Some offers call for Guzan to leave Chivas USA this month, others call for him to leave in the summer. Guzan, 24, is in the final year of a three-year contract he signed after getting drafted. Hunter said he has talked to Guzan's agent about a contract extension, but that Chivas hasn't made any offers yet.

FRISCO, Texas -- Maykel Galindo scored in the 84th minute to lift Chivas USA to a 1-1 tie with FC Dallas in the teams' Major League Soccer season opener Sunday. Galindo, who entered the game in the 55th minute as a substitute for forward Atiba Harris, fired a shot from 17 yards that went through the legs of FC Dallas goalkeeper Dario Sala and into the center of the net.

New year, new players, same ol' Chivas USA. With contributions from three off-season acquisitions, Chivas picked up right where last season ended -- which is to say, winning at home, with forward Ante Razov hurt and playing in a stadium with plenty of empty seats. Playing in front of a half-empty stadium at the Home Depot Center, Chivas beat Real Salt Lake, 3-1, in its home opener on Saturday night.

at Columbus, 4:30 PDT, FSN Prime Site -- Crew Stadium, Columbus, Ohio. Radio -- 690 (Spanish) Records -- Chivas 1-0-1; Crew 1-1-0. Record vs. Crew -- 1-0-1 (last season). Update -- Forward Ante Razov (left calf strain), forward Alecko Eskandarian (left groin strain), midfielder Raphael Wicky (back spasms) and defender Lawson Vaughn (left hamstring) all did not travel with Chivas. It's unclear how much forward Maykel Galindo (groin strain) will play. -- Jaime Cardenas

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Robbie Rogers scored two goals to lead the Columbus Crew to a 4-3 victory over Chivas USA on Saturday in a game marked by two ejections, eight yellow cards and faltering stadium lights. Guillermo Barros Schelotto scored on a penalty kick for the Crew (2-1-0) and set up goals for Alejandro Moreno and Rogers. Referee Ricardo Salazar signaled for the penalty kick after Moreno was brought down in the penalty area by Chivas defender Jim Curtin in the 25th minute.

With injured midfielder Raphael Wicky next to him, Jesse Marsch sat in the locker room sporting a blank stare. A handful of Marsch's Chivas USA teammates were doing the same, but most were in the showers scrubbing away the memories of an uninspired 2-0 loss at home to FC Dallas. Marsch, however, was in front of his locker. His eyes were looking straight ahead at Maykel Galindo's empty locker, but they might as well have been staring into space.

vs New England, noon, TeleFutura (live) 4:30 p.m., FSN Prime Ticket (delayed) Site -- Home Depot Center. Radio -- 690. Records -- Chivas USA 1-3-2, Revolution 3-3-1. Record vs. Revolution (2007) -- 1-0-1. Update -- Another Chivas defender has been lost for a lengthy period. This time it is Jonathan Bornstein, who will be out for six to eight weeks because of a sprained left knee, an injury he suffered in practice Thursday. Bornstein, the MLS rookie of the year in 2006, will not require surgery.

Two starting defenders Sunday had played a combined 36 minutes in the MLS season before this game against the New England Revolution. Three-fourths of the back line from the last game, a mere eight days ago in Houston, were not on the field at Home Depot Center in Carson. And the lone returnee, Shavar Thomas, was nursing an injury.

vs D.C. United, 7:30, FSC, FSE Site --Home Depot Center. Radio -- 690. Records -- Chivas USA 1-4-2; D.C. United 2-5-0. Update -- Coach Preki's Chivas USA squad will be without eight players, all of them regular or occasional starters, because of injury, although the starting midfield remains intact. Said goalkeeper Brad Guzan, who along with teammate Sacha Kljestan has been called up for upcoming U.S.