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The Atlanta United will close out their 2025 Major League Soccer campaign with a sentimental night at Mercedes-Benz Stadium as veteran goalkeeper Brad Guzan takes the field for the final time. Guzan, 41, has announced his retirement following Saturday’s clash against the D.C. United, ending a remarkable two-decade career that included MLS Cup, U.S. Open Cup, and international honors. Atlanta (5-16-12, 27 points) enter the finale in last place in the Eastern Conference and could finish at the bottom of the overall league standings if they fail to win. For Guzan and his teammates, the goal is to finish a difficult season with pride and deliver a performance worthy of the club’s early legacy. D.C. United (5-18-10, 25 points) also

The Charlotte FC will look to secure a top-four seed and home-field advantage in the Eastern Conference playoffs when they host the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night. Both teams have already qualified for the postseason, but Charlotte still has plenty at stake, while Philadelphia can set a new club record for points. Charlotte (18-13-2, 56 points) start the weekend in fourth place and can guarantee that position with a victory. A loss, however, could drop The Crown to as low as sixth depending on other results. After a 1-0 win at D.C. United earlier this month, Charlotte snapped a brief losing streak but will need a stronger overall performance to handle one of MLS’ most balanced teams. Stay up to

The FC Cincinnati aim to lock down the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference when they welcome the CF Montréal to TQL Stadium on Saturday. The Orange and Blue enter Decision Day tied with Inter Miami on 62 points but hold the tiebreaker edge, meaning a win secures home-field advantage through at least the first two playoff rounds. With both clubs kicking off simultaneously at 6 p.m. ET, Cincinnati can only focus on their task at hand. Coach Pat Noonan has stressed discipline and self-control over scoreboard watching, confident that three points will settle any postseason uncertainty. Fans can follow updated lines and totals for all MLS fixtures on the soccer odds page. Cincinnati opened as strong home favorites

The Columbus Crew will look to avoid the Eastern Conference play-in match when they host the New York Red Bulls on Saturday night. The Crew can climb as high as seventh in the standings if they win and receive help elsewhere, while the Red Bulls are locked into 10th and will miss the postseason for the first time since 2008. For Columbus, the match carries emotional weight beyond playoff implications. Midfielder Darlington Nagbe, one of the most respected figures in Major League Soccer, recently announced his retirement following the 2025 postseason. Saturday’s game could mark his final home appearance for the defending champions, who are still fighting to secure home-field advantage in the first round. Fans can track real-time lines