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MLS: CD Chivas USA 0, Real Salt Lake 0

Published: July 5, 2006 at 12:55 AM

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SALT LAKE CITY, July 4 (UPI) -- Preston Burpo made five saves in his fourth shutout in 10 games Tuesday, helping Chivas USA earn a point in a scoreless draw against Real Salt Lake.

Chivas USA now has been unbeaten in six matches, but had a chance to collect the full three points in the 88th minute. Ante Razov had a free kick, but missed to the left.

Real notched its fifth consecutive game without a victory.

Scott Garlick stopped four shots for Real, which hurt itself by going off sides 11 times.

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