Week 13 of the 2025 MLS Season was packed with games between the midweek and weekend slates. Orlando picked up two big wins. They beat Charlotte 3-1, and then went down to S. Fla and stomped their rivals Miami 3-0. The defending champs LA Galaxy had another memorable for a variety of reasons. On Wednesday they went to Chester and took a 2-0 lead into halftime, only to see that evaporate in the opening 5 minutes of the second half. To make matters worse they gave up a late goal deep into stoppage time to lose to the Union 3-2. On Sunday Night Soccer they took an early 1-0 lead over their cross town rivals, only to squander that and go down 2-1 in the second half. This time it was the Galaxy with the late game heroics to salvage a 2-2 draw. On Wednesday LAFC beat the Sounders 4-0. TFC went to Quebec and easily ran over their rivals 6-1. The Dynamo picked up two 2-0 victories last week over Minnesota and FC Dallas. Chicago added more misery to Charlotte's poor run of form with a 4-1 victory at the Bank. The Pigeons pooped all over the Red Bulls 2-0 in the Hudson River Derby. Minnesota salvaged their week with a 3-0 win over hapless St Louis. Week 14 sees some east-west matchups, along with some key conference matchups. Can the Galaxy finally pick up their first win when they visit San Diego? DC and the Red Bulls renew their Atlantic Cup rivalry. East leading Philly welcomes Messi and Miami to Subaru Park. Minnesota welcomes Austin to Allianz Field. RSL and Vancouver will square off at America First Field. New York City takes on a Chicago Fire team looking to continuing it's good run of form. Sunday Night Soccer closes out the week with Atlanta hosting FC Cincinnati. As usual all game times are eastern. National broadcasts & Free games are listed. All games can be viewed using MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. MLS N&A play by play threads are neutral spaces. Keep all rivalry-esque banter out of these parts. Bullying. personal attacks and/or trolling will not be tolerated. Saturday, May 24 SEA vs FCD 3:09PM SAN vs LAG 4:54PM Fox / TV+ CHA vs CLB 7:39PM DCU vs RNY 7:39PM MTL vs LAX 7:39PM ORL vs POR 7:39PM PHL vs MIA 7:39PM TFC vs NSH 7:39PM TV+ SKC vs NER 8:39PM TV+ MNU vs ATX 8:39PM COL vs STL 9:39PM RSL vs VAN 9:39PM SJE vs HOU 10:39PM TV+ Sunday, May 25 NYC vs CHI 3:09PM TV+ ATL vs FCC 7:09PM TV+
Here are PRO's assignments for Week 14 (Matchday 15). Here are the MLS Game Guides for Week 14 (Matchday 15). These are updated on an ongoing basis through the matchday, so check back if your game guides aren't complete. The Player Availability and Disciplinary Summary reports are still moseying, and will get here eventually.
Here is the Player Availability Report for Week 14 (Matchday 15). The Disciplinary Summary has not been updated at this writing, but will be posted at this link when it is.
I don't know how many here are series history geeks as I can tend to be sometimes, but it's interesting to see how much stock MLS has put into fostering rivalries between teams in the same conference or geographic region. For instance, in all competitions since MLS began, the meeting between DC United and the Red Bulls will be the teams' 110th get-together. DC lead the series, 47-42-20 (or 47-20-42 if you go by W-D-L). This is probably the most-played series between MLS sides. Meanwhile, Sporting KC is hosting New England, and while the former Wizards and current Revolution are MLS original teams, the Saturday matchup in Kansas City will only be the teams' 58th meeting. Kansas City lead New England there, 25-20, with 12 draws.
I know into the 20-teens the most played competitive fixture (MLS, USOC, MLS playoffs combined) was Galaxy-Rapids. Probably because those are the only two teams to have played every season in the Western Conference and the number of western teams to match up in the early years of the USOC were much more limited than the east. Last week was the 60th MLS matchup between Colorado and Salt Lake in the 21st season, so just under 3 a season. That's behind the DC-RBNY pace.
Why would the Dallas players (goalkeeper and/or defender) play that BACK into the field instead of knocking it right in front of their own goal? Absolutely stupid instincts.
I shouldn't be doing multiple things. I meant "instead of knocking it over the endline." My point is that in service of not conceding possession, they played the worst possible ball instead of safely playing the ball out of immediate trouble. The obsession continues.
I appreciate the Sounders' commitment to youth development but it's sure a different team to watch with no Dempsey, or Ruidiaz, or Martins on the pitch to add some pizazz.
Good thing another game starts in a few minutes, although this one has picked up a touch in recent minutes.
Not often a guy is committing simultaneous penalty-worthy infractions with each arm the way Uroghide just managed.