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The Columbus Crew will have their depth tested on Wednesday when they face a red-hot Nashville SC squad without their starting goalkeeper Patrick Schulte, who is sidelined with an oblique injury. Columbus (7-2-6, 27 points) finds itself in a four-game winless stretch and now must navigate a critical matchup without one of its key defensive leaders. Schulte, recently named to the U.S. national team’s June roster, was injured during pre-match warmups in Charlotte. Backup Nicholas Hagen stepped in and made eight saves in the 3-2 loss, but the Crew’s vulnerabilities on the counterattack were evident. Nashville SC (8-4-3, 27 points) has been on a tear, unbeaten in their last six MLS matches (4-0-2). The club’s defense — one of the

Still winless in 2025, the LA Galaxy are desperate to turn their season around and will look to do so on Wednesday night when they welcome the San Jose Earthquakes to Dignity Health Sports Park. The Galaxy (0-11-4, 4 points) are 15 matches into the MLS season and still searching for that elusive first win. Despite a spirited performance last weekend, they suffered a 2-1 defeat to San Diego FC. After scoring first in the 40th minute, they conceded twice — once a minute later and again deep in second-half stoppage time. Although LA’s attacking effort hasn’t been entirely absent — they’ve scored 13 goals this season — defensive lapses have plagued them. With 35 goals conceded already, the backline

The Vancouver Whitecaps are riding high atop the Western Conference, but a grueling stretch lies ahead, starting with a formidable home clash against Minnesota United on Wednesday night. Vancouver (9-1-4, 31 points) is currently unbeaten in its last 14 matches across all competitions, putting together a 7-0-7 run that has placed them just ahead of Philadelphia Union in the Supporters’ Shield race. However, the team’s mental and physical stamina will be tested this week, with a trip to Mexico City on the horizon to face Cruz Azul in the CONCACAF Champions Cup final on Sunday. Vancouver nearly saw its unbeaten run snapped on Saturday, falling behind 2-0 to Real Salt Lake in the opening four minutes. But the Whitecaps responded

The Colorado Rapids are on the verge of a major early-season milestone as they chase their third consecutive win — a feat they haven’t achieved yet in 2025. Standing in their way are the Portland Timbers, who are stuck in a rut offensively and desperate to regain their footing at home. Colorado (6-5-4, 22 points) is riding high after back-to-back 1-0 victories over Real Salt Lake and St. Louis City. The win over St. Louis came under stormy skies — literally — with a weather delay pushing kickoff back by over 90 minutes. But once play resumed, Darren Yapi capitalized with his third goal of the season, giving the Rapids a late first-half edge they never relinquished. What’s most impressive