Barlow, Evander score goals for Cincinnati in tie with Fire
Tom Barlow and Evander Da Silva Ferreira — known simply as “Evander” — each scored a goal Saturday night for FC Cincinnati in a 3-3 tie with the Chicago Fire.
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Espinoza, Schwake keep Nashville rolling with victory over Atlanta United
Cristian Espinoza had a goal and an assist and Nashville SC shut out Atlanta United 2-0 behind rookie Brian Schwake on Saturday night.
Johnson has four saves for DC United in tie with Union
Sean Johnson finished with four saves and had his third shutout this season for D.C. United in a 0-0 tie with the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night.
Messi scores two goals, Inter Miami beats Rapids, extends unbeaten streak to seven games
Lionel Messi had two goals, Germán Berterame scored a goal for the second consecutive game, and Inter Miami beat the Colorado Rapids 3-2 on Saturday to extend their unbeaten streak to seven games.
CF Montreal dumps Red Bull New York in Eullaffroy’s first game as interim coach
CF Montreal got off to a perfect start under interim head coach Philippe Eullaffroy, securing a dominant 4-1 victory over Red Bull New York at Stade Saputo on Saturday afternoon.
Franklin’s first career goal helps Toronto FC pull out draw with Austin
Defender Kobe Franklin scored his first career goal in the 88th minute to rally Toronto FC to a 3-3 draw with Austin FC on Saturday.
Caicedo scores first MLS goal, Whitecaps beat Sporting KC for third straight win
Emmanuel Sabbi had a goal and an assists, 21-year-old Bruno Caicedo scored his first goal in MLS, and the Vancouver Whitecaps beat Sporting Kansas City 3-0 on Friday night to continue the best start to a season in club history.
Wesley scores first international goal as USWNT beats Japan
Kennedy Wesley scored her first international goal and had an assist after entering as a substitution after halftime, Naomi Girma and Rose Lavelle each added a goal and the United States beat Japan 3-0 in a friendly Friday night.
TFC on five-game unbeaten streak, but expect tough test from Austin FC
Toronto FC is on a roll, but forward Daniel Salloi doesn’t expect the Reds to be able to fell “The Trees” with ease Saturday afternoon at BMO Field. Austin FC, known as “Los Verdes”, or “The Trees,” has struggled this season with a 1-3-3 record, but Salloi believes the Texas side is still dangerous.
Eustáquio closing in on LAFC return
Stephen Eustáquio is closing in on coming back to the pitch. After the Canada midfielder posted a photo with the training staff of his parent club, Porto, on Instagram, TSN’s Matthew Scianitti notes that the 29-year-old Leamington, Ont. native is feeling better following a blood clot in his leg and nearing a return to Los Angeles FC
New coach Eullaffroy looks to bring joy, simplicity back to CF Montréal
Eullaffroy will be in charge as Montreal hosts the New York Red Bulls on Saturday in its first Major League Soccer match since firing head coach Marco Donadel last week.
Report: Saudi Arabia makes managerial change weeks before World Cup
Only weeks before the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America, Saudi Arabia has made a change on the touchline.
Canadians to watch: CFMTL starts over again
Cyle Larin and Liam Millar will both be looking to keep up their respective teams’ promotion hopes in the Championship, while CF Montreal turns the page yet again after another change on the touchline.
US enters World Cup with goalkeeping and defensive worries but hopes for 1st knockout win since 2002
The United States heads into the World Cup hoping for its first knockout-stage victory since 2002.
Wood leaves Forest game with knee problem in blow to New Zealand ahead of World Cup
Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood was forced out of Thursday’s Europa League quarterfinal game against Porto with a knee injury in what also could be a concern for New Zealand’s World Cup plans.
Freiburg beats Celta Vigo to reach Europa League semifinals
Freiburg marched into the Europa League semifinals by beating Celta Vigo 3-1 on Thursday.
Former Arsenal goalkeeper Manninger dies after car reportedly hit by a train
Former Arsenal and Austria goalkeeper Alex Manninger died after his car was reportedly hit by a train in Salzburg on Thursday.
Former Arsenal, Juventus GK Manninger dead at 48
Alex Manninger has died at the age of 48, the Austrian Football Association confirmed on Thursday. Local police in his hometown of Salzburg say his car was struck by a train.
Group L might be closest thing to a 'group of death' at this year's World Cup
Featuring England, Croatia, Panama and Ghana, Group L represents one of the toughest in the opening round of the World Cup.
Silva leaving Man City at the end of the season
Manchester City great Bernardo Silva is leaving the club at the end of the season.
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