Toronto FC

After beating impressive San Diego, Charlotte is approaching the summit of ESPN's latest MLS Power Rankings.

While Miami sputtered vs. Chicago, Vancouver jumped to No. 1 in our MLS Power Rankings by demolishing Austin.

Minnesota United goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair totaled five saves and Sean Johnson stopped the only shot he faced for Toronto FC in a scoreless draw on Saturday.

A big weekend in Major League Soccer ends with the top three holding steady in our Power Rankings, as Messi and Miami stay on top closely pursued by the always tough Columbus Crew and upstarts Vancouver.

Lionel Messi scored for the third time in four Major League Soccer games this season, helping Inter Miami CF get a 1-1 tie with Toronto FC on Sunday night.

A 35-minute cameo from Leo Messi was all Inter Miami needed to show why they are clear atop ESPN's MLS Power Rankings. Sporting KC's season, meanwhile, went from bad to worse.

Following a four-match losing streak, Toronto FC ended its skid and played its way to a scoreless draw against the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday.

Vancouver isn't the only surprise contender in 2025 as Charlotte is turning heads in our MLS Power Rankings.

Miami won on Sunday night, but it wasn't enough to keep it on top of ESPN's Power Rankings, as Vancouver continued its run as MLS' only perfect team.

Hugo Cuypers scored the go-ahead goal right before halftime and Chris Brady made it stand up for the Chicago Fire in a 2-1 victory over FC Toronto on Saturday.