Janssen's hat trick, Cavan's LeBron salute & more from Matchday 24

Key Points:

• The Portland Timbers defeated Minnesota United FC 5-4 in a thrilling match marked by Vincent Janssen's historic hat trick, the first in Timbers' MLS history after 522 games, and a dramatic comeback from Minnesota to tie at 3-3 before Portland pulled ahead.
• Philadelphia Union continue their resurgence under interim coach Ryan Richter, moving above the Eastern Conference playoff line with a 2-0 win over CF Montréal, boosted by 16-year-old Cavan Sullivan's fourth goal of the season and fifth consecutive game with a goal contribution.
• Toronto FC and Chicago Fire played out an entertaining 4-4 draw at BMO Field, with Josh Sargent scoring his first MLS hat trick for Toronto, while Derrick Etienne Jr. salvaged a late equalizer, continuing Toronto's pattern of dramatic home results.
• FC Dallas edged Sporting Kansas City 4-3 in Frisco, Texas, with Petar Musa scoring twice and equaling Lionel Messi atop the MLS Golden Boot race at 18 goals, while a late penalty kick decided the match amid controversy.
• St. Louis CITY SC rallied from an early deficit to beat Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1, extending their unbeaten streak to 13 games, with key contributions from wingbacks Tomas Totland and Conrad Wallem and striker Simon Becher, highlighting the team's strong summer form.