After a series of big upsets in week one, DC United traveled to Atlanta United in the national game of the week. A look at your MLS TV schedule for week 2.
Toronto, Atlanta, Seattle, and Portland all lost week one. Impressive, shocking, and classic MLS. The new boys, LAFC, shocked CenturyLink as the Sounders rested several starters for the CCL. Meanwhile, Columbus pulled off a huge opening day road win in Toronto, and Orlando proved that sometimes 10 is better than 11. Now it’s time to set the weekend with the matchday two MLS TV schedule.
Unfortunately, we only have one match for MLS Soccer Sunday (on ESPN) on the MLS TV schedule, as FS1 has the week off. However, all non-nationally televised matches are available free on MLS Live until the upcoming ESPN+ app arrives later this spring.
(Note: All times are in ET).
Saturday
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Several teams are off in week two, but you wouldn’t notice that by the massive 7-match lineup set for Saturday. Mid-day, two week-one victors the Vancouver Whitecaps and the Houston Dynamo square off to see who can keep a perfect record. How will LAFC fare in week two traveling to Rio Tinto Stadium? Can the Portland Timbers bounce back from an opening day defeat on the road against a New York Red Bulls side fresh off of CCL success?
- 1:00 pm – Montreal Impact at Columbus Crew. (CTV, TSN 4/5, TVAS, ABC-6 (Ohio), Spectrum Sports OH, BCSN2, MLS LIVE)
- 1:30 pm – Colorado Rapids at New England Revolution. (Altitude 2, NBC Sports Boston, MLS LIVE)
- 3:30 pm – LAFC at Real Salt Lake. (Univision)
- 6:00 pm – Vancouver Whitecaps at Houston Dynamo. (TSN 1/4, KUBE 57, MLS LIVE)
- 6:00 pm – Sporting Kansas City at Chicago Fire. (FOX Sports KC, FOX Sports Midwest Plus, MLS LIVE)
- 7:00 pm – Portland Timbers at New York Red Bulls. (MSG2, ROOT Sports NW, MLS LIVE)
- 7:30 pm – Minnesota United at Orlando City. (FOX Sports North Plus, TV27, MLS LIVE)
Sunday
Atlanta and DC get the national TV spotlight this week, but the last match of the week may prove the best. Fresh off their week one win over Portland, the LA Galaxy travel to New York City to take on NYCFC in Yankee Stadium.
- 3:00 pm – DC United at Atlanta United. (ESPN, MLS LIVE)
- 5:00 pm – LA Galaxy at New York City FC. (YES, Spectrum SportsNet, MLS LIVE)
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Get your MLS Live (free) account settled if you haven’t already because it’ll be in high use this weekend. Enjoy the week two action.