<b>Allnigeriasoccer.com</b> runs the rule on the Nigerian players that were in action for their teams in the MLS this weekend.<br /><br />Ex United States youth international Amobi Okugo was subbed out in the 46th minute in Orlando City&rsquo;s 2 - 2 draw with New England Revolution.&nbsp; <br /><br />Sean Okoli watched the game from the substitutes bench .He has appeared 3 times in the league for the Massachusetts based side.<br /><br />San Jose Earthquakes marquee signing Innocent Emeghara did not feature in their 1 - 1 draw with Colorado Rapids. The word from the United States is that the Switzerland national - teamer could be out for up to six months following a knee operation.<br /><br />Real Salt Lake defeated Chicago Fire at Toyota Park. Former AIK star Kennedy Igboananike was substituted in the 58th minute without opening his goal account for Chicago Fire.<br /><br />Fanendo Adi suited up in the MLS for the 10th time this season as Portland Timbers beat Montreal Impact 2 - 1 on Saturday.<br /><br />Sam Adekugbe failed to come off the bench in Vancouver Whitecaps 3 - 0 thrashing of Philadelphia Union at&nbsp; BC Place Stadium.<br /><br />Jalil Anibaba lasted the entire distance for Sporting KC in their 1 - 1 draw with DC United. Teammate Ike Opara was missing from the line - up.<br /><br />In - form Obafemi Martins continues to top the goal charts in the MLS despite failing to add to his six - goal tally in Seattle Sounders 3 - 2 defeat suffered at the hands of Columbus Crew. He played for 90 minutes. <br /><br />Finally, Dallas beat LA Galaxy 2 - 1 and they have to thank Tesho Akindele for his late winner in the 86th minute. The Canada target was subbed in the 46th minute.<br /><br />Photo Credit : fcdallas.com<br />