Major League Soccer (MLS) is gearing up for a remarkable 2025 season, marking its 30th anniversary with the addition of a new franchise, San Diego FC. Announced on Thursday, the complete schedule features an exciting lineup of matches that promise to captivate fans. The regular season kicks off on February 22, with a high-profile opening
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In a significant move that signals Atlanta United’s determination to reclaim its former glory, the club has appointed Ronny Deila as head coach through the conclusion of the 2027 Major League Soccer (MLS) season. Deila returns to the league after a successful stint with New York City FC, where he expertly guided the team to
In a strategic move aimed at revitalizing the club, Atlanta United FC has announced the hiring of Chris Henderson as their new sporting director. This shift follows the dismissal of Carlos Bocanegra in September, an action that sparked discussions about the future direction of a franchise that has yet to find stable footing since its
Major League Soccer (MLS) has evolved significantly since its inception in 1996, and at the heart of this development is the annual MLS Cup. This championship match serves as the concluding battle of the MLS playoffs, showcasing the top teams from the Eastern and Western Conferences. Over the years, the MLS Cup has not only
On a drizzly morning in Atlanta, where the skies cast a melancholic hue, veteran goalkeeper Brad Guzan finds joy in his daily routine. Instead of contemplating a laid-back offseason spent fishing or relaxing, he is engrossed in training with an unwavering sense of purpose, fueled by the ultimate goal: the MLS Cup. Guzan’s dedication reflects
The 2024 MLS Cup playoffs have returned after a brief hiatus, showcasing a thrilling array of matchups as eight teams vie for ultimate glory. The competition took an unexpected turn with the stunning elimination of Lionel Messi and Inter Miami, setting the stage for an unpredictable postseason. With single-elimination games leading to the silverware, there
The arrival of soccer superstars Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets, Jordi Alba, and Luis Suárez at Inter Miami created a frenzy among fans and analysts alike. Many touted this roster as a transformational moment for Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States, with Jorge Mas, the managing owner, boldly proclaiming, “We have (already) succeeded.” His
As the dust settles on the first round of the 2024 MLS Cup playoffs, the landscape of professional soccer in North America has witnessed unprecedented upheaval. The early exit of Inter Miami, the league’s crown jewel since the arrival of Lionel Messi, has sent shockwaves throughout the soccer community. Undoubtedly, fanfare and high expectations surrounded
The Major League Soccer (MLS) playoffs often bring unexpected twists and turns, but few moments have been as shocking as Inter Miami’s recent elimination at the hands of Atlanta United. This exit not only dashed the hopes of Miami, led by international superstar Lionel Messi, but it also reshaped the narrative of the postseason, highlighting
Inter Miami faced a catastrophic fate in the opening round of the 2024 Major League Soccer playoffs, suffering a dramatic 3-2 defeat against Atlanta United. This was not just another loss; it marked a monumental upset in the MLS playoff narrative. Entering the postseason as the top seed, Miami had set a remarkable record, claiming
Atlanta United FC faced a daunting challenge as they entered the playoffs, having finished an astonishing 34 points behind their opponents, Inter Miami CF, led by the iconic Lionel Messi. The stark contrast between the two squads—one a powerhouse with a record-setting season and the other barely managing a playoff spot—made the odds stack heavily
In a playoff match brimming with high stakes and intense pressure, Lionel Messi and Inter Miami faced off against Atlanta United, a team that had proven to be a formidable opponent throughout the regular season. Despite the disparity in standings—Inter Miami dominating the league with a remarkable 74 points compared to Atlanta’s 40—the reality on
As Major League Soccer (MLS) progresses through another exhilarating week of action, the current Power Rankings reflect a whirlwind of performances, strategies, and potential playoff outcomes. Ranking 29 teams is no small feat, and the methodology stems from an amalgamation of statistics, match results, and the keen observations of writers familiar with the league. In
As the Major League Soccer (MLS) season progresses, the ever-turbulent landscape of the league’s rankings continues to unfold. Week after week, we witness teams battling for position, each match weaving a narrative that reflects not just skill, but strategy, tenacity, and sometimes a pinch of fortune. At ESPN, we compile these rankings based on an