MLS 2023 Schedule: Major League Soccer (MLS) 2023 is the top professional soccer league in the United States and Canada. Founded in 1993, the league has grown significantly in popularity and now features 29 teams, 26 from the United States and 3 from Canada.
The MLS season runs from March to November, with each team playing 34 games. The top team from each conference (Eastern and Western) and the next four best teams from the league overall qualify for the playoffs, which culminate in the MLS Cup, the league’s championship game. The current MLS Cup champions are Los Angeles FC.
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What MLS games are on opening day?
MLS Schedule 2023: Here is the list of 13 games for the 2023 Major League Soccer opening day on 26th February (IST), including a much-anticipated El Trafico between LAFC and LA Galaxy.
Match | Start time |
Nashville SC vs NYCFC | 3:00 AM IST |
Philadelphia Union vs Columbus Crew | 6:00 AM IST |
FC Cincinnati vs Houston Dynamo | 6:00 AM IST |
Atlanta United vs San Jose Earthquakes | 6:00 AM IST |
Charlotte FC vs New England Revolution | 6:00 AM IST |
Orlando City vs NY Red Bulls | 6:00 AM IST |
D.C. United vs Toronto FC | 6:00 AM IST |
Inter Miami vs CF Montreal | 6:00 AM IST |
Austin FC vs St. Louis City FC | 7:00 AM IST |
FC Dallas vs Minnesota United | 7:00 AM IST |
LA Galaxy vs LAFC | 8:00 AM IST |
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Real Salt Lake | 9:00 AM IST |
Portland Timbers vs Sporting KC | 9:00 AM IST |
When is the 2023 MLS Cup final?
The 2023 Major League Soccer Cup final is scheduled for Saturday, October 21.
Where can you watch MLS matches in 2023?
MLS games will be streamed on Apple TV following a new rights agreement, but select matches will also be shown on cable TV via FOX and FS1.
On opening day, the lone scheduled national TV game will be Nashville SC vs NYCFC, which will be broadcast on FOX.
Does Apple TV have all 2023 MLS games?
The 2023 Major League Soccer will be available to stream on Apple TV for $99/year or $14.99/month. There are no blackouts for the service, meaning you can watch games in your country.
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