A look at MLS: Highlighting Week Five of 2022

Week Five of 2022 saw the majority of teams in MLS come back from a break in play for international games. Coming back, there were teams that stayed fit, and others that had some rust and poor form. As the week’s role on faster and faster, here’s a look back at week five of MLS play!

Week Five of 2022

Chicago vs Dallas

Cincinnati vs Montreal

Toronto vs NYCFC

Columbus vs Nashville

DC vs Atlanta

New England vs New York

Orlando vs LAFC

Philadelphia vs Charlotte

San Jose vs Austin

Miami vs Houston

Minnesota vs Seattle

Vancouver vs Kansas City

Colorado vs Salt Lake

Portland vs Los Angeles

Standings After Week Five

The Eastern Conference is going to be a battle this year.

Happy where your team stands after Week 5? ? pic.twitter.com/us5ptKJzSc
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) April 4, 2022

.@LAFC sit alone unbeaten at the top of the Western Conference standings.

Who will take them down? ? pic.twitter.com/jFuUPqa2Hq
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) April 4, 2022

Winners in the East: Chicago, Montreal, Toronto, Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia.

Draws in the East: N/A.

Losers in the East: Cincinnati, NYCFC, Columbus, DC, New England, Orlando, Charlotte, Miami.

Winners in the West: Nashville, LAFC, Houston, Seattle, Vancouver, Los Angeles.

Draws in the West: San Jose, Austin, Colorado, Salt Lake.

Losers in the West: Dallas, Minnesota, Kansas City, Portland.

Week Six is This Weekend!

5 Things to Watch Ahead of Philadelphia Union vs Columbus Crew

Week six begins this weekend! Will we see the three teams that remain undefeated (Philadelphia, LAFC, and Chicago) stay that way? Will the first El Trafico of 2022 produce fireworks? Here’s a look at the matches!

Saturday, April 9

Orlando vs Chicago
Miami vs New England
New York vs Montreal
Philadelphia vs Columbus
Los Angeles vs LAFC
Salt Lake vs Toronto
Dallas vs Colorado
Houston vs San Jose
Kansas City vs Nashville
Vancouver vs Atlanta

Sunday, April 10

Charlotte vs Atlanta
Austin vs Minnesota

We’re getting to the point of the season where teams that are looking good, can justify that; the same can be said for those that are playing poorly. There’s still plenty of time for teams to move up and down in the standings. For some that change could happen right now in week six!