Major League Soccer's weekend action kicked of with Zlatan Ibrahimovic doing Zlatan things on Friday, and on Saturday we saw the most highly-anticipated match of the weekend over before half time. Here's a rundown of the MLS scores and what you've got to see and know:

MLS Schedule

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Friday, April 5
Los Angeles Galaxy 2, Vancouver 0

Saturday, April 6
NYCFC 0, Montreal 0
Toronto 2, Chicago 2
LAFC 4, D.C. United 0
Minnesota 2, NYRB 1
Orlando City 4, Colorado 3
Philadelphia 2, FC Dallas 1
Columbus 1, New England 0
San Jose 3, Portland 0
Seattle 1, Real Salt Lake 0

Sunday, April 7
FC Cincinnati 1, Sporting KC 1

Non nationally televised matches available on MLS Live.

LAFC runs rampant on DC

Boy did this one get ugly. It was No. 1 in the Western Conference, LAFC, against the Eastern Conference's No. 1 in D.C. United, but it wasn't much of a game. LAFC got a Diego Rossi hat trick and another goal from MVP candidate Carlos Vela to win in the nation's capital 4-0. LAFC had 20 shots, eight on frame, and Wayne Rooney received a red card 52 minutes in.

The young Uruguayan Rossi was in top form, scoring for the third straight game as LAFC announced it's the team to beat so far in MLS. 

Zlatan tears up Vancouver 

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a goal and Daniel Steres added another as the Galaxy beat Vancouver 2-0. It was a tricky match where each team created chances, but it wasLos Angeles who picked up the three points. Ibra's goal made it 2-0 in the 71st minute with a typical power strike of his rocking the goal. Take a look:

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