MLS Standings: Vancouver and Nashville Lead

All 15 matches were completed, producing 53 goals and two red cards. The round returned nine home wins, four away wins and two draws.

MLS Results This Week

On Sunday, 1 November 2026, Charlotte beat Orlando City SC 4-0. Henry Kessler struck in the sixth minute, followed by Allan Saint-Maximin (49), Abdoulaye Doucouré (84) and Rodolfo Aloko (90+4), although Saint-Maximin was sent off in the 89th minute.

FC Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia Union 1-0 through Ayoub Jabbari's 70th-minute goal. Columbus Crew beat DC United 3-0 as Sean Zawadzki (16) and Anass Zaroury (41) scored before a Kimito Nono own goal in the 60th minute.

New York City FC drew 1-1 with CF Montreal. Andrés Perea scored in the 41st minute and Daniel Rios levelled in the 90+1st. Sporting Kansas City also drew 1-1 with FC Dallas, with Herman Johansson's 19th-minute effort answered by Jansen Miller at 45+2.

St. Louis City lost 0-1 to San Diego after Anders Dreyer scored in the 39th minute. Los Angeles Galaxy beat Austin 4-1 through Klauss (10), Hirving Lozano (38), Robert Taylor (48) and Sergi Roberto (66); Ervin Torres scored for Austin in the 54th minute, while Žan Kolmanič was sent off at 90+5.

San Jose Earthquakes won 2-1 against Real Salt Lake, with Ousseni Bouda (2) and Benjamin Kikanovic (17) scoring before Juan Sanabria replied in the 23rd minute. Colorado Rapids lost 2-4 to Chicago Fire: Morgan Whittaker (22) and Paxten Aaronson (58) scored for Colorado, while Jonathan Bamba (41, 56), Robert Lewandowski (74) and Puso Dithejane (88) struck for Chicago.

MLS Results on Monday

On Monday, 2 November 2026, Vancouver Whitecaps beat Seattle Sounders 5-1. Brian White scored in the first and 53rd minutes, with Ryan Gauld (9), Mathías Laborda (43) and Aleksa Cvetkovic (69) also on target; Jordan Morris scored for Seattle in the 62nd minute.

Nashville SC recovered to beat New York Red Bulls 3-2. Julian Hall (34) and Rafael Mosquera (40) put the Red Bulls ahead before a Tim Parker own goal (45), a Julian Bazan own goal (78) and Sam Surridge's 90+1st-minute goal settled the contest.

Atlanta United FC beat Toronto FC 3-1 through Miguel Almirón (22), Cooper Sanchez (40) and Aleksey Miranchuk (51), with Lewis Morgan scoring in the 79th minute. New England Revolution lost 1-2 to Inter Miami: Dániel Gazdag scored first in the 53rd minute, then Germán Berterame (69) and Lionel Messi (83) turned it around.

Los Angeles FC fell 1-3 to Minnesota United FC. Joaquín Pereyra scored twice (29, 81), Cherrion Valerius added another in the 34th minute, and Sergio Vasquez replied in the 89th. Portland Timbers completed the round with a 3-1 win over Houston Dynamo, with goals from David Da Costa (25), Kristoffer Velde (65) and Vincent Janssen (78); Agustín Bouzat scored in the 71st minute.

MLS Standings 2026

The MLS standings in the Western Conference show Vancouver Whitecaps first on 61 points from 33 matches, followed by FC Dallas on 55 and San Jose Earthquakes on 52. St. Louis City and Houston Dynamo both have 51 points, while Los Angeles FC are sixth with 47.

At the bottom of the West, San Diego are 13th with 38 points. Austin are 14th on 34, and Sporting Kansas City sit 15th with 23.

Nashville SC lead the East on 74 points from 33 matches. Inter Miami are second with 59, ahead of New England Revolution (58), Chicago Fire (55), Charlotte (53) and Philadelphia Union (47). Atlanta United FC and DC United both have 33 points in 13th and 14th, while CF Montreal are bottom with 26.

Scoring Leaders and Round-up

The MLS standings are accompanied by a close scoring picture. L. Messi of Inter Miami leads with 26 goals and 13 assists in 30 matches, followed by P. Musa of FC Dallas with 22 goals. B. White of Vancouver Whitecaps is third on 20 after scoring twice in the 5-1 win this week.

With all 15 matchweek 33 fixtures complete, the MLS standings provide the current conference picture for 2026. Follow the competition through the official Major League Soccer website.