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FRANKFURT, Germany -- Arjen Robben picked up the ball on the right flank, cut inside and curled in a left-foot shot into the upper corner of the far post.It was a trademark goal from Robben that sealed Bayern Munichs 3-0 win over Hertha Berlin and left Carlo Ancelottis team with a perfect record and a two-point lead after four matches in the Bundesliga.This is the most beautiful moment for me, Id worked hard for this, Robben said.Robben had been sidelined since March, following adductor and hamstring injuries, but he needed only seven minutes to find the net after coming on.His return means Bayerns powerful wing pairing of Franck Ribery and Robben is back in business.Ribery opened the scoring, Thiago Alcantara added the second and Robben came off the substitutes bench to score in the 72nd, to the delight of the home fans in Munich.Hertha came into the match as the only team with a perfect 3-0 record, alongside Bayern, but it was outclassed, and never threatened to score.Asked during the break what was the best moment from his teams point of view, Herthas director Michael Preetz replied, the halftime whistle.Hertha was fortunate to concede only one goal in the first half. Ribery toyed with two defenders to slot home from close range in the 16th, rolling a left-footed shot inside the far post. But Thomas Mueller, Robert Lewandowski and Javi Martinez wasted early opportunities.Ribery was all over the muddy pitch but Bayern could not score again in the first half.Robben came on in the 65th to loud cheers and only three minutes later Bayern was two goals up. Thiago stole the ball from the careless Allan on the edge of the area and scored easily.Then Robben struck, curling a left-foot shot into the upper corner at the far post to receive a standing ovation.In other matches:---SCHALKE 1, COLOGNE 3Schalke scored its first goal of the season but Klaas-Jan Huntelaars first-half strike meant little as Cologne came back with goals from Yuya Osako, Anthony Modeste and Simon Zoller to send Schalke to its fourth straight defeat to start the season. Cologne is now second, one point ahead of Borussia Dortmund.---RB LEIPZIG 1, BORUSSIA MOENCHENGLADBACH 1Moenchengladbach needed an 84th-minute goal from Fabian Johnson to clinch a point against the newcomers, who had gone ahead through Timo Werner in the sixth. Leipzig remains unbeaten after four matches.---WERDER BREMEN 1, MAINZ 2The change of coach brought no improvement for Werder Bremen, which remains bottom with four losses in four matches.Alexander Nouri, who replaced Viktor Skrupnik, saw his team go ahead through Izet Hajrovic but late goals from Yunus Malli and Pablo de Blasis turned the match.---BAYER LEVERKUSEN 0, AUGSBURG 0Leverkusens Charles Aranguiz shot wide from the penalty spot as his team remained on one win and a disappointing 12th place. Adidas Falcon Shoes NZ . That left plenty of energy for pitching books and swatting away free agency questions. 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Adidas NMD R1 NZ . -- Anaheim Ducks captain and leading scorer Ryan Getzlaf has been scratched from Sunday nights game against the Vancouver Canucks because of an upper-body injury.PORTLAND, Ore. - Jordan Harvey headed in a second-half equalizing goal and the Vancouver Whitecaps managed a 1-1 draw against the Portland Timbers Saturday night at JELD-WEN Field. In addition to Cascadia Cup implications — Vancouver remains on top with 5 points through 4 games — the derby match also had an impact on the MLS Western Conference standings. With 12 games to play in the regular season, the Whitecaps remain in the fifth and final playoff spot on 33 points — just one point clear of FC Dallas. The derby match saw a fairly bland first half, punctuated primarily by questionable tackles and yellow cards. A total of 6 were handed out by referee Radu Petrescu. "Its Portland, its a rivalry, and I think it was always going to be that way," said Matt Watson, who replaced an injured Brad Rusin in the 18th minute. "There are always going to be a few challenges that are going to be a little bit heavy, but I think thats part of the game." The second period played itself out in much more appealing fashion with the two squads combining for 14 shots, resulting in a goal for each. Portland (8-3-11) struck first in the 49th minute when forward Ryan Johnson headed in a Diego Valeri cross. The Timbers took the ball off Daigo Kobayashi deep in their own end and quickly penetrated down field where Valeri was given too much time and space to pick out his target in the box. "We lost a runner in the box, which was disappointing," said Whitecaps head coach Martin Rennie. "We were a little open on the counter attack." The home side pressed for another goal, but Vancouver (9-7-6) held their ground and eventually found the equalizer in the 69th minute when Harvey got on the end of a Camilo Da Silva Sanvezzo corner.dddddddddddd "(Rodney) Wallace was kind of all over me the whole game during set pieces," Harvey said. "I just tried to stay back so he couldnt get ahold of me and then darted near post and Camilo sent in a perfect ball. I just tried to get my head on it." The goal marked the first time the Whitecaps have scored from a corner since Jay DeMerit accomplished the feat in March 2012. Rennie made four changes to the side that dropped a 1-0 result to Philadelphia last week, including the debut of recently signed Danish goalkeeper David Ousted and a second start for 18-year-old Kekuta Manneh. Carlyle Mitchell filled in at centre back as Brad Rusin was pushed forward to a holding midfield position, and Kobayashi was reinserted into the starting lineup for the first time in a month. The come-from-behind result puts an end to a two-game losing streak for the Caps, and according to Rennie, injects some added confidence into the squad. "I know that weve got a lot of character," Rennie said. "Tonight we were missing seven players that would normally start so we were very depleted, but our players didnt use that as an excuse. They dug in and they played well. "I think were very confident. Were just a few points off first place and were playing well. Weve got games in hand over some of the teams above us, and I think confidence is high." ' ' '