Table Points: 8
Wins: 1
Losses: 12
Draws: 5
The LA Galaxy tried to stage a resilient comeback on the road, with Gabriel?Pec scoring twice and Matheus?Nascimento bagging his first MLS goal. However, theylet in a stoppage time goal to secure a 3-3 draw against St.?Louis City SC.
Table Points: 13
Wins: 3
Losses: 10
Draws: 4
Toronto FC was originally scheduled to meet LAFC this weekend. However, some rescheduling was performed since LAFC had non-MLS obligations after qualifying for the FIFA Club World Cup (which also started this weekend).
Table Points: 15
Wins: 3
Losses: 9
Draws: 6
St.?Louis battled the Galaxy in a thrilling 3-3 draw at home as João Klauss netted a hat trick, including a dramatic stoppage-time equalizer to secure a point for the table.
Table Points: 11
Wins: 2
Losses: 11
Draws: 5
Montréal relished a dominant road outing, racing to a 3-0 lead before Houston’s late goal but sealing a comprehensive victory.
Table Points: 18
Wins: 4
Losses: 9
Draws: 6
DC United suffered a frustrating road defeat, falling short despite Luis Barraza's five saves. They continue their struggles with just one win in eight matches.
Table Points: 16
Wins: 4
Losses: 10
Draws: 4
Sporting began strong with an early wonder-strike from Shapi Suleymanov, but key refereeing decisions—including a controversial penalty and a red card for Khiry Shelton—and Dallas’s sharp finishing saw them fall at home.
Table Points: 18
Wins: 5
Losses: 10
Draws: 3
Johnny Russell opened the scoring in the 23rd minute for his first goal of the season, and teenage forward Zavier Gozo sealed the 2–0 win late in the second half as RSL snapped a seven-game winless streak.
Table Points: 20
Wins: 5
Losses: 8
Draws: 5
Houston fell 3-1 at home as Montreal’s Prince Owusu grabbed a first-half brace and Jalen Neal added a third, with only Ondrej Lingr’s late strike for Dynamo providing consolation.
Table Points: 17
Wins: 4
Losses: 9
Draws: 5
Atlanta appeared competitive in the first half but completely collapsed after conceding before the break. In the second half, they allowed three more goals within the first 15 minutes.
Table Points: 21
Wins: 5
Losses: 6
Draws: 6
Luciano “Lucho” Acosta scored a brace (including converting a PK and a breakaway strike) and Petar Musa and Bernard?Kamungo also found the net, delivering a thrilling 4–2 comeback victory to snap Dallas’s six-match winless streak.
Table Points: 22
Wins: 6
Losses: 8
Draws: 4
Colorado dominated possession and peppered the box with 14 shots, but couldn’t find the breakthrough they needed at home.
Table Points: 23
Wins: 6
Losses: 7
Draws: 5
The Quakes demonstrated resilience, staying compact after going down to 10 men and earning a dramatic stoppage-time equalizer from Preston?Judd to salvage a point on the road . Their late goal not only boosted morale but extended Portland’s home winless run against San Jose to 14 matches.
Table Points: 23
Wins: 6
Losses: 5
Draws: 5
The Revolution suffered a frustrating defeat at home, failing to capitalize on solid possession and creating opportunities, ultimately undone by Cincinnati’s lone goal.
Table Points: 25
Wins: 7
Losses: 6
Draws: 4
Chicago came up empty at home, struggling to maintain early intensity and eventually succumbing to Nashville’s clinical finishing.
Table Points: 27
Wins: 8
Losses: 7
Draws: 3
The Red Bulls suffered a close 2-1 defeat at Q2 Stadium, conceding to Austin’s sharp attackers after a deflection gave them a lifeline.
Table Points: 26
Wins: 7
Losses: 7
Draws: 5
Austin secured a 2-1 home win behind goals from Guilherme Biro and Brandon Vazquez, with the Red Bulls only able to pull one back via an own goal.
Table Points: 28
Wins: 8
Losses: 6
Draws: 4
NYCFC delivered a statement performance at Yankee Stadium, opening the scoring via Maxi Moralez in first-half stoppage time before tearing the match wide open with three goals early in the second half.
Table Points: 25
Wins: 8
Losses: 9
Draws: 1
Charlotte responded well after falling behind, with Wilfried Zaha’s 78th-minute goal leveling the match, but couldn’t hold off Philadelphia’s late surge.
Table Points: 23
Wins: 7
Losses: 4
Draws: 5
LAFC had non-MLS obligations for the FIFA Club World Cup (which also started this weekend). Their next scheduled MLS match is against Vancouver on June 29.
Table Points: 26
Wins: 7
Losses: 6
Draws: 5
The Seattle Sounders also played in the opening weekend of the FIFA Club World Cup. They will return to MLS competition after a couple of weeks (unless they make it further in the tournament).
Table Points: 30
Wins: 8
Losses: 4
Draws: 6
Orlando secured a vital road win thanks to Ojeda's counterattack opener, and Pedro Gallese's composed performance. This was his eighth clean sheet of the season.
Table Points: 30
Wins: 8
Losses: 4
Draws: 6
Portland’s Juan Mosquera struck his first goal of the season in the 71st minute to break a tight deadlock and maintain the Timbers’ nine-game home unbeaten streak. However, they left points on the table after letting in a late equalizer from a 10-man San Jose side.
Table Points: 29
Wins: 8
Losses: 3
Draws: 5
Inter Miami are taking a bit of a break from regular MLS play for the moment. They started their FIFA Club World Cup campaign against Al Ahly from Egypt on Saturday.
Table Points: 33
Wins: 10
Losses: 5
Draws: 3
Cincinnati claimed a narrow 1-0 win in Foxborough as Kevin Denkey’s 26th-minute goal proved decisive.
Table Points: 31
Wins: 8
Losses: 3
Draws: 7
Columbus edged out Vancouver 2-1 thanks to early strikes from Ibrahim Aliyu and Diego Rossi, holding off a late comeback attempt from the Whitecaps.
Table Points: 30
Wins: 8
Losses: 4
Draws: 6
Minnesota surged ahead with an early own goal and a Kelvin Yeboah strike to lead 2–1 at halftime, but they collapsed in the second half under San Diego’s pressure, conceding three unanswered goals.
Table Points: 32
Wins: 9
Losses: 4
Draws: 5
Nashville extended their unbeaten streak to 11 games with a convincing 2-0 shutout in Chicago, highlighted by goals from Hany Mukhtar and Sam Surridge.
Table Points: 30
Wins: 10
Losses: 5
Draws: 3
San Diego overcame two early deficits to claim a thrilling 4–2 road victory, with Anders Dreyer scoring twice (including a stunning midfield chip and a penalty) and also assisting Milan Iloski, who netted a second-half brace. The win propelled San Diego to sole possession of second place in the Western Conference.
Table Points: 35
Wins: 10
Losses: 2
Draws: 5
Vancouver fell 2-1 in a hard-fought road clash after Jean-Claude Ngando’s early equalizer was undone by Columbus’s persistent attack.
Table Points: 37
Wins: 11
Losses: 3
Draws: 4
Philadelphia kept their unbeaten MLS run alive with a 2-1 comeback victory, as Jesus Bueno struck just before halftime and Markus Anderson sealed the win deep in stoppage time.
