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Atlanta United head north to BMO Field for Saturday’s MLS meeting with Toronto FC, with kickoff set for 5:00 PM ET. Toronto come into the match at 3-4-2 with 13 points and sit sixth in the Eastern Conference, while Atlanta are down in 14th at 1-1-7 with 4 points. It is not quite a desperation game for Toronto, but it does feel important. They have built an unbeaten run and can keep climbing with a home win. Atlanta, meanwhile, badly need a reset before this slide gets any worse. Toronto’s recent form has been chaotic but productive. They have gone unbeaten in seven straight and just pulled off that wild 3-3 draw with Philadelphia after Luka Gavran scored deep in

LAFC head to Allianz Field on Saturday afternoon for one of the better Western Conference matchups on the board. This is MLS Matchday 10, kickoff is set for 3:45 p.m. local time in Saint Paul, and the table pressure is real even this early. Both clubs sit on 17 points through nine matches, with LAFC third in the West and Minnesota United fourth, so this is not just a good-style matchup. It matters in the standings too. Minnesota come in hotter. The Loons carry a four-game league winning streak into this one, they are unbeaten in six matches across all competitions, and they just stole a composed 1-0 road win over FC Dallas on Wednesday. LAFC, meanwhile, have flattened out

Inter Miami and the New England Revolution meet Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Nu Stadium in an Eastern Conference matchup with a lot more weight than the prices might suggest. Miami comes in as the clear home favorite, but New England arrives in strong form and close enough in the table to make this a real pressure spot. Inter Miami has started to look sharper again after back-to-back wins over Colorado and Real Salt Lake. Lionel Messi remains the obvious attacking reference point, while the supporting pieces around him have been good enough to keep Miami dangerous even when the defensive shape gets stretched. The catch is that Miami is still chasing its first win at Nu Stadium after home

The Kansas City Royals entered Saturday as one of four teams that have yet to reach 10 wins this season. The Royals, however, have shown signs of turning it around after winning of two of three games following an eight-game losing streak. Kansas City will aim to continue its recent upturn on Saturday night when it hosts the Los Angeles Angels in the second contest of a three-game series. After a 6-3 win on Friday night, the Royals hope to get one of their top players, Maikel Garcia, back from right elbow soreness. Garcia didn’t play in the series opener, although he was available off the bench to hit, run or play defense. Garcia told the Kansas City Star that