On the night leading up to Monday, it was finally time for the fans of the Vancouver Whitecaps! Their new star Thomas Müller made his debut for his new club. Against Houston Dynamo FC, he was substituted in the 61st minute and scored shortly after.

Brian Gutierrez had himself a day, helping secure three points for the Fire in a stunning 3-2 comeback win over St. Louis CITY SC. Winger Philip Zinckernagel brought them level with 23 minutes to spare, before setting up the 21-year-old midfielder for the game-winner in the 87th minute.

José Artur found the net for the first time this season when he scored in second-half stoppage time to rally the Houston Dynamo to a 1-1 draw. Brian White scored his team-high 13th goal of the

With Thomas Müller joining the team, there's plenty of hype for what exactly the Whitecaps will look like moving forward.

Müller came on in the 61st minute of Sunday's home game against the Houston Dynamo, making his first MLS appearance after signing for the Whitecaps earlier this month. With Vancouver up 1-0, Brian White got on the end of a ball over the top and found Mathías Laborda, who teed up the German legend at the top of the box.

The Whitecaps ownership group, who previously announced intentions to sell, are now looking to stay on - but they need a financial partner

A sellout crowd of 15,892 watched the Atlanta Dream on Friday when they faced the Seattle Storm in Vancouver. Players from both the B.C. Lions and Vancouver Whitecaps sat along the sidelines. Signs in the crowd read "Canada loves the WNBA,