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CARSON, Calif. -- Erick Torres gave Chivas USA an early lead and Gyasi Zardes pulled the Los Angeles Galaxy even before halftime, and the Southern California rivals played to a 1-1 tie Sunday in their final matches before Major League Soccers two-week World Cup break. The Galaxy (4-3-5), who had a 21-6 advantage in shots and held possession for 65 per cent of the game, have lost just once in the past 19 meetings, since dropping two in a row in 2007. Los Angeles leads the all-time series 21-4-8. "Not a good result for us," Los Angeles coach Bruce Arena said. "We squandered a few chances. ... There were chances for us to get a few more goals, and at the end of the day, thats the game. You could see we controlled the game for long periods of time, but youve got to get a goal. The goals were out there for us, and we didnt connect." The Galaxy are seventh in the Western Conference but have games in hand, as many as four, on all of their rivals. Chivas (2-7-5) is last in the West. "The players showed character," said Chivas coach Wilmer Cabrera, whose team has won just once in its past 13 games. "With the ball, we made some possibilities. That was important for us. ... (This result) is going to help us with what we are going to do, but we are not happy unless we get three points." Torres scored his ninth goal of the season in the 20th minute, finishing a defence-splitting pass from Leandro Barrera, as Chivas took its first lead in the SuperClasico series since May 2012, its last victory, a span of six games. The goal was his 16th since he joined Chivas last July, giving him a share of the MLS record for Mexican-born players with former Chicago Fire star Cuauhtemoc Blanco. The Galaxy (4-3-5) nearly tied the score seven minutes later, but Chivas goalkeeper Dan Kennedy pushed Landon Donovans chip off the right post, then leaped across his goalmouth to snag Marcelo Sarvas header on the rebound. 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His trial is scheduled for Nov. 19.The statement of probable cause also states that Phelps eyes were red, bloodshot, and his speech was mush mouth.An officer administered field sobriety tests to Phelps, according to the statement. Asked to do a one-leg stand, the statement says, the operator stated thats not happening.The arresting officer wrote that after he placed Phelps in custody, the swimmer appeared disoriented, argumentative.An officer stopped Phelps, who was driving 84 miles per hour in a 45-mph zone, at roughly 1:40 a.m. on Tuesday after the Olympian cleared the tunnel toll plaza, according to charging documents. The officer also observed Phelps drift out of his lane while driving toward the tunnel.According to the documents the officer smelled alcohol in the car, and when he asked Phelps how much hed had to drink, the swimmer said 3 or 4 drinks, adding that his last drink was two hours prior and that he drank a glass of water before leaving the Horseshoe Casino in downtown Baltimore.When the officer asked Phelps to get out of the car, the officer said he smelled alcohol on Phelps breath, and administered three field sobriety tests, including a walk and turn test. Phelps broke heel to toe stance several times throughout the examination and at one point began counting out loud. Phelps completed the test whille having difficulty with his balance while walking, the officer wrote.dddddddddddd.Phelps was placed under arrest after initially refusing to take the one leg stand test. Shortly afterward, the officer wrote, Phelps asked to take the test by the side of the road, but appeared disoriented, argumentative and did not attempt the test.He did, however, end up taking the one leg stand test at the transit police station, but was swaying slightly and did not look at his elevated foot as instructed, the officer wrote.This is Phelps second time facing DUI charges. Phelps was arrested and charged with drunken driving as a 19-year-old, fresh out of his second Olympic games where he won six gold medals.Phelps pleaded guilty to the charges, but as a young first-time offender Phelps avoided conviction. A Wicomico district court judge granted him probation before judgment, imposing 18 months probation and a fine but waiving the conviction, which means Phelps faces the same penalties a first-time offender would.If convicted of the latest charges, Phelps faces up to one year in jail, a $1,000 fine and the loss of his drivers license for six months. However, according to Baltimore-based attorney Andy Alperstein, who has represented other professional athletes facing DUI charges, if Phelps sentencing is on or after Dec. 29, 2014 a€” exactly 10 years since his last sentencing a€” a judge could potentially grant Phelps probation before conviction for a second time.Some attorneys say either way, Phelps is unlikely to serve any jail time.Hes more likely to be eaten by a polar bear than go to jail for a year, said attorney Lenoard Shapiro, a former prosecutor with the Baltimore County States Attorney who specializes in drunken driving cases. If incarcerated at all, itll likely be for a weekend. ' ' '