Columbus Crew (5-4-7) at Chivas USA (6-5-3)

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Kick off is at 7:30 p.m. at the HDC.

Former Galaxy Coach Sigi Schmid, now with the Crew, is still without the trio of Danny Szetela, Tim Ward and Rolling Hills Estates' Robbie Rogers, although they'll be returning soon after the U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team crashed out of the World Cup in soggy Toronto today to Austria.

Schmid starts two former Galaxy players, Stefani Miglioranzi and Alejandro Moreno, while two others are on the bench, Ezra Hendrickson and Ned Grabavoy. Striker Kei Kamara of Lawndale is also available as a sub.

Chivas USA has Brad Guzan, Sacha Klijestan and Jonathan Bornstein back after their return from U.S. National Team duty at Copa America.


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