MLS TV Schedule: Week 3 lineup and how to watch
The league set impressive numbers both on TV and in the stands last week in Atlanta. Now it’s time to break down the week 3 MLS TV schedule.
The MLS TV schedule for week 2 may have one featured one true national broadcast, but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t eventful. Atlanta United broke the attendance record (again) seeing over 72,000 fans pack in to watch their home-opening victory against DC United. In fact, that match drew bigger TV ratings than the EPL did this past weekend. In other MLS TV news, Twitter signed a deal to pick up the English language broadcast of the Univision weekly match, previously with Facebook.
But now on to week 3 action. Keep an eye on the atmosphere for Saturday’s opener as DC United plays one of their two ‘home’ matches in nearby locations until Audi Field is ready this summer. The midday features the reigning champs Toronto FC traveling to Canadian rivals Montreal Impact following TFC’s advancement in the CCL.
Make sure your MLS Live account is up and running all day, but especially as Atlanta United hosts Vancouver in what is sure to be another packed Mercedes-Benz Stadium. And finally, on Sunday, just one match as Seattle visits FC Dallas.
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(Note: All times are in ET).
Saturday
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- 1:30 pm – Houston Dynamo at DC United. (NewsChannel 8, KUBE 57, MLS LIVE).
- 2:00 pm – Columbus Crew at Philadelphia Union. (6abc, CW Columbus, Spectrum Sports OH, BCSN2, MLS LIVE).
- 2:00 pm – Chicago Fire at Minnesota United. (FOX Sports North, MLS LIVE).
- 3:00 pm – Toronto FC at Montreal Impact. (CTV, TSN4, TVAS, MLS LIVE).
- 3:30 pm – Orlando City at New York City FC. (Univision, Twitter, MLS LIVE).
- 7:30 pm – Vancouver Whitecaps at Atlanta United. (TSN2, FOX Sports South, MLS LIVE).
- 8:30 pm – San Jose Earthquakes at Sporting Kansas City. (NBC Sports Bay Area Plus, FOX Sports KC, FOX Sports Midwest Plus, MLS LIVE).
- 9:00 pm – New York Red Bulls at Real Salt Lake. (MSG2, KMYU, MLS LIVE).
Sunday
- 5:00 pm – Seattle Sounders at FC Dallas. (JOEtv, YouTube TV [Seattle only], TXA-21, MLS LIVE).
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So your Saturday is set from 1 pm (ET) until bed, but MLS has been nice enough to leave you the majority of Sunday to catch up on life. With the number of goals flying in so far this season, it looks to be another exciting weekend.