Matchday 15 means we’re inching closer to the midway point of the 2023 MLS season, and the table is really starting to shape up. Maybe we can start to get an idea of which teams are true contenders and who’s playing pretender. Of the 14 games across last Saturday and Sunday, the home teams made out best, per usual in MLS, with only three teams getting all 3 points on the road on matchday 15.
MLS Matchday 15 Highlights
Matchday 15 brought fans a lot of action over Memorial Day weekend. 44 goals were scored across the two days with seven of the 14 games having a scoreline consisting of 3+ goals. After going down 1-0 on the road, Union scored three unanswered to beat NYCFC by a score of 3-1, handing NYCFC their first loss at City Field in MLS play.
St Louis City SC continues to shock the MLS world. A 3-1 win at home against Vancouver has St Louis grasping onto the 2nd spot in the Western Conference, just one point out of first place with two games in hand in their inaugural season.
And in the Eastern Conference, FC Cincinnati gets a 1-0 win on the road against Colorado to extend their lead in the Supporters Shield race to five points, with 33 points overall.
NYCFC 1 – 3 Union
CF Montreal 1 – 0 Inter Miami
New England Revolution 3 – 3 Chicago Fire
Orlando City SC 1 – 1 Atlanta United
Toronto FC 2 – 1 D.C. United
Houston Dynamo 2 – 1 Austin FC
Minnesota United FC 1 -1 Real Salt Lake
St Louis CITY SC 3 – 1 Vancouver Whitecaps
Colorado Rapids 0 – 1 FC Cincinnati
LA Galaxy 0 – 1 Charlotte FC
San Jose Earthquakes 1 -1 FC Dallas
Seattle Sounders 1 – 0 New York Red Bulls
Sporting Kansas City 4 – 1 Portland Timbers
Nashville SC 3 – 1 Columbus Crew
A Look Ahead to Matchday 16 & 17
We’ve got lots of exciting soccer this week, with most teams playing both on Wednesday and Saturday night. Check out the full list of matchups below avail to watch on MLS Season Pass via Apple TV.
WEDNESDAY, May, 31st
-Atlanta United VS New England Revolution | 7:00 pm ET
-Columbus Crew VS Colorado Rapids | 7:30 pm ET
-D.C. United VS CF Montreal | 7:30 pm ET
-Inter Miami CF VS New York Red Bulls | 7:30 pm ET
-New York City FC VS FC Cincinnati | 7:30 pm ET
-Philadelphia Union VS Charlotte FC | 7:30 pm ET
-Toronto FC VS Chicago Fire FC | 7:30 pm ET
-Austin FC VS Minnesota United FC | 8:30 pm ET
-Sporting Kansas City VS FC Dallas | 8:30 pm ET
-Real Salt Lake VS LA Galaxy | 9:30 pm ET
-Seattle Sounders VS San Jose Earthquakes | 10:30 pm ET
-Vancouver Whitecaps VS Houston Dynamo | 10:30 pm ET
SATURDAY, June, 3rd
-New York City FC VS New England Revolution | 3:30 pm ET
-Seattle Sounders VS Portland Timbers | 4:30 pm ET
-FC Cincinnati VS Chicago Fire FC | 7:30 pm ET
-Columbus Crew VS Charlotte FC | 7:30 pm ET
-Inter Miami FC VS D.C. United | 7:30 pm ET
-New York Red Bulls VS Orlando City SC | 7:30 pm ET
-Philadelphia Union VS CF Montreal | 7:30 pm ET
-Austin FC VS Real Salt Lake | 8:30 pm ET
-FC Dallas VS Nashville SC | 8:30 pm ET
-Minnesota United FC VS Toronto FC | 8:30 pm ET
-St Louis CITY SC VS Houston Dynamo | 8:30 pm ET
-Colorado Rapids VS San Jose Earthquakes | 9:30 pm ET
-Vancouver Whitecaps VS Sporting Kansas City | 10:30 pm ET
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