The Eastern Conference leading New York Red Bulls will play host to D.C. United in the season’s second installment of the Atlantic Cup.
The Red Bulls beat United 4-0 the first time the teams met this season, and also are coming off a 5-0 midweek win over Toronto FC. United will be travelling to Red Bull Arena looking to snap a five game winless streak.
United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario and Red Bull player Dax McCarty will be facing their old teammates after the pair switched teams in a headline grabbing trade last month.
The Philadelphia Union will make a long trip West to face the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.
San Jose will be looking to snap a four game winless streak against Philadelphia. The Union are only one point out of first place in the East, but have won only one of their last six games.
The Western Conference leading Los Angeles Galaxy will play host to the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
The Fire are seventh in the East, but are unbeaten in their last 10 matches. The Galaxy are currently riding a 12 game undefeated streak in all competitions.
The New York Red Bulls can go top of the Eastern Conference with a home win over Toronto FC on Wednesday night.
The Red Bulls will enter the game looking to end a four game winless streak, while Toronto will be on a high after clinching the Nutrilite Canadian Championship over the weekend.
Mexican defender Rafael Marquez and Carl Robinson are out injured for New York, while Jan Gunnar Solli is listed as questionable.
Elbekay Bouchiba and and Adrian Cann are sidelined with injury for Toronto, while Dicoy Williams and Maicon Santos are also ruled out. Julian de Guzman and Nana Attakora are injury doubts for TFC, while Jacob Peterson and Alan Gordon are also struggling and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Sporting Kansas City will play host to the defending MLS Champion Colorado Rapids with both teams looking for a win to stay firmly in the playoff hunt.
Kansas City are unbeaten in their last 10 games in all competitions, while the Rapids have won only once in their last 10 outings.
Konrad Warzycha and Craig Rocastle will miss out with knee problems for KC, while Davy Arnaud and Seth Sinovic are also ruled out.
Quincy Amarikwa is suspended for Colorado, while Macoumba Kandji is doubtful with a knee problem. Matt Pickens and Omar Cummings are expected to shake off injuries in time to play for the Rapids.
The playoff chasing Columbus Crew will travel to Canada to face Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Columbus are third placed in the Eastern Conference, while Vancoucer are at the bottom of the West.
Jay DeMerit and Atiba Harris are ruled out for Vancouver, while John Thorrington, Davide Chiumiento and Eric Hassli are injury doubts.
Josh Williams, Dilly Duka and Leandre Griffit are out injured ofr the Crew, while Emmanuel Ekpo and Andy Iro are suspended. Shaun Francis and Emilio Renteria are listed as doubtful and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Chivas USA will play host to California rivals the San Jose Earthquakes in a Western Conference showdown.
Chivas will be looking to snap a four game winless streak, while the Earthquakes have not won in their last three contests.
Alejandro Moreno is away on international duty for Chivas, while Jimmy Conrad, Ante Jazic and Paulo Nagamura are injury doubts.
Bobby Convey, Andre Luiz and Ike Opara are all out injured for San Jose, while Bobby Burling is suspended.
The Eastern Conference leading New York Red Bulls will play host to D.C. United in the season’s second installment of the Atlantic Cup.
The Red Bulls beat United 4-0 the first time the teams met this season, and also are coming off a 5-0 midweek win over Toronto FC. United will be travelling to Red Bull Arena looking to snap a five game winless streak.
United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario and Red Bull player Dax McCarty will be facing their old teammates after the pair switched teams in a headline grabbing trade last month.
Mexican star Rafael Marquez and Carl Robinson are out injured for New York, while Jan Gunnar Solli is questionable with a hamstring problem.
Branko Boskovic and Devon McTavish are out injured for United, while Santino Quaranta and Jed Zayner are also sidelined. Dejan Jakivic is doubtful, while Marc Burch should recover from a hamstring injury in time to play.
Sporting Kansas City will be looking to extend an 11 game unbeaten streak in all competitions when they play host to Chivas USA. Chivas will be looking to build upon their 2-0 midweek victory over the San Jose Earthquakes.
Konrad Warzycha, Craig Rocastle and Davy Arnaud are out injured for Kansas City, while Seth Sinovic is doubtful with a hamstring strain.
Jimmy Conrad is doubtful for Chivas with a concussion, while Ante Jazic and Paulo Nagamura are listed as questionable.
Toronto FC will travel to face the Houston Dynamo with both teams needing a win to climb back into playoff contention.
Houston have won only one of their last 11 games, while Toronto will be hoping to bounce back quickly from their 5-0 midweek mauling at the hands of the New York Red Bulls.
Calen Carr, Eddie Robinson and Cam Weaver are out injured for the Dynamo, while Jermaine Taylor is doubtful.
Elbekay Bouchiba and Adrian Cann are out injured for Houston, while Dicoy Williams and Maicon Santos are also sidelined. Julian de Guzman and Nana Attakora are injury doubts for TFC, while Jacob Peterson and Alan Gordon will also need to be assessed ahead of kickoff.
The Colorado Rapids will be looking to snap a four game winless skid when they play host to Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Vancouver are four points adrift at the bottom of the Western Conference and will be looking to avoid a fifth straight defeat.
Striker Macoumba Kandji is questionable with a knee injury, while Omar Cummings and Matt Pickens should be fit to play.
Jay DeMerit and Atiba Harris are ruled out for the Whitecaps, while John Thorrington, Davide Chiumiento and Eric Hassli are all injury doubts.
Western Conference contenders Real Salt Lake and FC Dallas will go head to head at Rio Tinto Stadium.
Salt Lake are riding a six game unbeaten streak in all competitions, while Dallas will travel to Utah looking for their fifth straight win.
Javier Morales and Paulo Jr. are out injured for Salt Lake, while Nat Borchers is suspended. Arturo Alvarez is questionable with a hamstring injury, while Fabian Espindola and Alvaro Saborio are expected to play.
Edson Edward, David Ferreira and Maykel Galindo are all sidelined with injury for Dallas.
The Western Conference leading Los Angeles Galaxy will play host to the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
The Fire are seventh in the East, but are unbeaten in their last 10 matches. The Galaxy are currently riding a 12 game undefeated streak in all competitions.
Sean Alvaro, Leonardo and goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts are all out injured for LA. David Beckham and Frankie Hejduk are questionable for the Galaxy, while Omar Gonzalez and A.J. De Le Garza are also injury doubts.
Mike Banner, Steven Kinney and Marko Maric are all sidelined with injury for the Fire.
The Philadelphia Union will make a long trip West to face the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.
San Jose will be looking to snap a four game winless streak against Philadelphia. The Union are only one point out of first place in the East, but have won only one of their last six games.
Bobby Convey, Andre Luiz and Ike Opara are out injured ofr San Jose, while Bobby Burling is suspended.
Veljko Paunovic is doubtful with a hip problem, while Danny Califf should play despite a rib injury.
The struggling Portland Timbers will play host to Western Conference contending Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday. The game will be televised live on ESPN at 4pm Eastern Time.
Portland currently sit eighth in the Western Conference and are winless in their last six games. Seattle are in third place, and are unbeaten in their last eight games.
Spencer Thompson and Rodney Wallace are ruled out with injury for the Timbers, while Bright Dike and David Horst are listed as doubtful.
O’Brian White and Steve Zakuani are ruled out for the Sounders, while Brad Evans should be fit to play after recovering from a hamstring problem.
United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario and Red Bull player Dax McCarty will be facing their old teammates after the pair switched teams in a headline grabbing trade last month.
The Philadelphia Union will make a long trip West to face the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.
San Jose will be looking to snap a four game winless streak against Philadelphia. The Union are only one point out of first place in the East, but have won only one of their last six games.
The Western Conference leading Los Angeles Galaxy will play host to the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
The Fire are seventh in the East, but are unbeaten in their last 10 matches. The Galaxy are currently riding a 12 game undefeated streak in all competitions.
The New York Red Bulls can go top of the Eastern Conference with a home win over Toronto FC on Wednesday night.
The Red Bulls will enter the game looking to end a four game winless streak, while Toronto will be on a high after clinching the Nutrilite Canadian Championship over the weekend.
Mexican defender Rafael Marquez and Carl Robinson are out injured for New York, while Jan Gunnar Solli is listed as questionable.
Elbekay Bouchiba and and Adrian Cann are sidelined with injury for Toronto, while Dicoy Williams and Maicon Santos are also ruled out. Julian de Guzman and Nana Attakora are injury doubts for TFC, while Jacob Peterson and Alan Gordon are also struggling and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Sporting Kansas City will play host to the defending MLS Champion Colorado Rapids with both teams looking for a win to stay firmly in the playoff hunt.
Kansas City are unbeaten in their last 10 games in all competitions, while the Rapids have won only once in their last 10 outings.
Konrad Warzycha and Craig Rocastle will miss out with knee problems for KC, while Davy Arnaud and Seth Sinovic are also ruled out.
Quincy Amarikwa is suspended for Colorado, while Macoumba Kandji is doubtful with a knee problem. Matt Pickens and Omar Cummings are expected to shake off injuries in time to play for the Rapids.
The playoff chasing Columbus Crew will travel to Canada to face Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
Columbus are third placed in the Eastern Conference, while Vancoucer are at the bottom of the West.
Jay DeMerit and Atiba Harris are ruled out for Vancouver, while John Thorrington, Davide Chiumiento and Eric Hassli are injury doubts.
Josh Williams, Dilly Duka and Leandre Griffit are out injured ofr the Crew, while Emmanuel Ekpo and Andy Iro are suspended. Shaun Francis and Emilio Renteria are listed as doubtful and will be assessed ahead of kickoff.
Chivas USA will play host to California rivals the San Jose Earthquakes in a Western Conference showdown.
Chivas will be looking to snap a four game winless streak, while the Earthquakes have not won in their last three contests.
Alejandro Moreno is away on international duty for Chivas, while Jimmy Conrad, Ante Jazic and Paulo Nagamura are injury doubts.
Bobby Convey, Andre Luiz and Ike Opara are all out injured for San Jose, while Bobby Burling is suspended.
The Eastern Conference leading New York Red Bulls will play host to D.C. United in the season’s second installment of the Atlantic Cup.
The Red Bulls beat United 4-0 the first time the teams met this season, and also are coming off a 5-0 midweek win over Toronto FC. United will be travelling to Red Bull Arena looking to snap a five game winless streak.
United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario and Red Bull player Dax McCarty will be facing their old teammates after the pair switched teams in a headline grabbing trade last month.
Mexican star Rafael Marquez and Carl Robinson are out injured for New York, while Jan Gunnar Solli is questionable with a hamstring problem.
Branko Boskovic and Devon McTavish are out injured for United, while Santino Quaranta and Jed Zayner are also sidelined. Dejan Jakivic is doubtful, while Marc Burch should recover from a hamstring injury in time to play.
Sporting Kansas City will be looking to extend an 11 game unbeaten streak in all competitions when they play host to Chivas USA. Chivas will be looking to build upon their 2-0 midweek victory over the San Jose Earthquakes.
Konrad Warzycha, Craig Rocastle and Davy Arnaud are out injured for Kansas City, while Seth Sinovic is doubtful with a hamstring strain.
Jimmy Conrad is doubtful for Chivas with a concussion, while Ante Jazic and Paulo Nagamura are listed as questionable.
Toronto FC will travel to face the Houston Dynamo with both teams needing a win to climb back into playoff contention.
Houston have won only one of their last 11 games, while Toronto will be hoping to bounce back quickly from their 5-0 midweek mauling at the hands of the New York Red Bulls.
Calen Carr, Eddie Robinson and Cam Weaver are out injured for the Dynamo, while Jermaine Taylor is doubtful.
Elbekay Bouchiba and Adrian Cann are out injured for Houston, while Dicoy Williams and Maicon Santos are also sidelined. Julian de Guzman and Nana Attakora are injury doubts for TFC, while Jacob Peterson and Alan Gordon will also need to be assessed ahead of kickoff.
The Colorado Rapids will be looking to snap a four game winless skid when they play host to Vancouver Whitecaps FC. Vancouver are four points adrift at the bottom of the Western Conference and will be looking to avoid a fifth straight defeat.
Striker Macoumba Kandji is questionable with a knee injury, while Omar Cummings and Matt Pickens should be fit to play.
Jay DeMerit and Atiba Harris are ruled out for the Whitecaps, while John Thorrington, Davide Chiumiento and Eric Hassli are all injury doubts.
Western Conference contenders Real Salt Lake and FC Dallas will go head to head at Rio Tinto Stadium.
Salt Lake are riding a six game unbeaten streak in all competitions, while Dallas will travel to Utah looking for their fifth straight win.
Javier Morales and Paulo Jr. are out injured for Salt Lake, while Nat Borchers is suspended. Arturo Alvarez is questionable with a hamstring injury, while Fabian Espindola and Alvaro Saborio are expected to play.
Edson Edward, David Ferreira and Maykel Galindo are all sidelined with injury for Dallas.
The Western Conference leading Los Angeles Galaxy will play host to the Chicago Fire on Saturday night.
The Fire are seventh in the East, but are unbeaten in their last 10 matches. The Galaxy are currently riding a 12 game undefeated streak in all competitions.
Sean Alvaro, Leonardo and goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts are all out injured for LA. David Beckham and Frankie Hejduk are questionable for the Galaxy, while Omar Gonzalez and A.J. De Le Garza are also injury doubts.
Mike Banner, Steven Kinney and Marko Maric are all sidelined with injury for the Fire.
The Philadelphia Union will make a long trip West to face the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday night.
San Jose will be looking to snap a four game winless streak against Philadelphia. The Union are only one point out of first place in the East, but have won only one of their last six games.
Bobby Convey, Andre Luiz and Ike Opara are out injured ofr San Jose, while Bobby Burling is suspended.
Veljko Paunovic is doubtful with a hip problem, while Danny Califf should play despite a rib injury.
The struggling Portland Timbers will play host to Western Conference contending Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday. The game will be televised live on ESPN at 4pm Eastern Time.
Portland currently sit eighth in the Western Conference and are winless in their last six games. Seattle are in third place, and are unbeaten in their last eight games.
Spencer Thompson and Rodney Wallace are ruled out with injury for the Timbers, while Bright Dike and David Horst are listed as doubtful.
O’Brian White and Steve Zakuani are ruled out for the Sounders, while Brad Evans should be fit to play after recovering from a hamstring problem.
