Orlando City score two late goals to draw with New England Revolution

Aurelien Collin scored in the 90th minute and Orlando City rallied from a two-goal deficit and tied the New England Revolution 2-2 on Friday night.

Orlando City had not scored in three straight home matches, but capped its comeback when Luke Boden crossed to Collin. His header hit the crossbar and bounced in with goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth unable to get a hand on it.

Rafael Ramos crossed to Cyle Larin, who scored on a header in the 75th minute to give Orlando City its first goal since its home opener against New York City on March 8.

New England took advantage of defensive mistakes to extend its unbeaten streak to eight games, while denying expansion OC its first home win.

Charlie Davies and Kelyn Rowe each scored for the Revolution.

Davies stole the ball from Amobi Okugo in the first half to score a goal in a fourth-straight match. In the 71st minute, Ramos attempted a chest pass to goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts, but didn't see Rowe, who stole it and scored easily.

James Riley scored on a header in the 92nd minute to give the Colorado Rapids a 1-1 tie with the San Jose Earthquakes in a rain-soaked match.

After Chris Wondolowski scored in the 19th minute for San Jose, the Earthquakes seemed content to let the defense and goalkeeper David Bingham take over in the second half. It finally cost them when Colorado's Vicente Sanchez put a shot on goal that Bingham punched straight to Riley, who floated the header over two defenders to the back post.

Colorado missed two header attempts in the final minute, with one hitting the top post.

San Jose scored when Sanna Nyassi's header crossed to Wondolowski, who was unmarked just outside the box. Wondolowski stopped it with his right foot, fooling jumping goalkeeper Clint Irwin. Wondolowski touched it once more before drilling it just inside the right post.

San Jose has played three road games in eight nights, going 1-0-2 during the stretch.