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Orlando City SC head into Wednesday’s clash with Atlanta United looking to rewrite club history. A win or draw on the road would give them a franchise-record 13-game unbeaten streak, extending their already red-hot form in the 2025 MLS season. Orlando (7-2-6, 27 points) has been one of the league’s most consistent teams in recent weeks, riding a three-game win streak and a 12-match unbeaten run dating back to early March. They’ve outscored opponents 7-1 during their last three wins, including a disciplined 1-0 result over Portland on Saturday, where Duncan McGuire found the net for the match’s only goal. Orlando’s plus-12 goal differential ranks third in MLS, a testament to their balance on both ends of the pitch. Their

The red-hot Philadelphia Union aim to extend their unbeaten streak to eight matches as they visit Toronto FC on Wednesday night in a key Eastern Conference showdown. Philadelphia (9-3-3, 30 points) sits atop the East and hasn’t tasted defeat since April 12 — a narrow 1-0 loss to NYCFC. Since then, they’ve compiled a 5-0-2 record and continue to impress, including a hard-fought 3-3 draw against Inter Miami last Friday. Now the Union turn their focus to the road, where they’ve gone 4-2-0 this season. Coach Bradley Carnell praised Toronto’s competitive edge ahead of the clash, noting their strengths in midfield and on the wings. One of the Union’s most critical weapons this season has been Tai Baribo, who leads

After snapping a five-game MLS losing streak, Charlotte FC hit the road to face the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday, kicking off a season-long five-match road trip with hopes of carrying their momentum forward. Charlotte (7-7-1, 22 points) is coming off a dramatic 3-2 home win over the Columbus Crew on Saturday — their first league victory since April 19. While the team had struggled to find results in recent weeks, coach Dean Smith had no doubt a breakthrough was coming. Charlotte’s resurgence came thanks to a lethal display from their front three. Patrick Agyemang scored a brace — his first of the season — to flip the match after an early Columbus goal, while Pep Biel notched the

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