Where to watch MLS matches this week

The MLS has gained relevance in recent years (Infobae)

The new date of the Major League Soccer (MLS) is approaching, so here are the schedules and channels where you can watch each of the matches of this day.

Atlanta United vs Columbus Crew
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Estadio: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Inter Miami CF vs Chicago Fire FC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Estadio: Chase Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Montreal CF vs Toronto FC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Stadium: Saputo Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

New England Revolution vs FC Dallas
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Estadio: Gillette Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

New York Red Bulls vs FC Cincinnati
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Stadium: Red Bull Arena
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Orlando City vs New York City FC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Estadio: INTER&CO Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Philadelphia Union vs Nashville SC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 17:30 hours
Stadium: Subaru Park
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Austin FC vs Charlotte FC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 18:30 hours
Stadium: Q2 Stadium
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Sporting Kansas City vs St. Louis CITY SC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 18:30 hours
Estadio: Children’s Mercy Park
Streaming Channel: FS1 and Apple TV – Free

Minnesota United vs San Jose Earthquakes
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 18:30 hours
Estadio: Allianz Field
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Colorado Rapids vs Real Salt Lake
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 7:30 p.m.
Estadio: Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Seattle Sounders FC vs Los Angeles Football Club
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 8:30 p.m.
Estadio: Lumen Field
Streaming Channel: Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs Houston Dynamo FC
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 8:30 p.m.
Estadio: BC Place
Streaming Channel: TSN and Apple TV – MLS Season Pass

LA Galaxy vs Portland Timbers
Day: July 20
Time (Mexico time): 20:45 hours
Estadio: Dignity Health Sports Park
Streaming Channel: FS1 and Apple TV – Free

For more information regarding MLS, matches, teams, players and more statistics, please visit the official website. In the following link.

Jorge Campos was one of the first international figures to arrive in the MLS (AP)

Major League Soccer was born in December 1993, following the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) conditioned the United States to do so following awarding it the venue for the 1994 World Cup.

Initially, the MLS had just 10 teams, but now there are 29 teams, not only from the United States but also from Canada. True to American tradition, the league is divided into conferences, in this case two: the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference.

The league is divided into two parts. First is the regular season, in which each team plays 34 rounds. The team with the most points wins the MLS Supporters’ Shield. However, the league does not end there. Subsequently, the seven teams with the most points from each conference qualify for the playoffs.

The first team in the conference advances directly to the semifinals, while the remaining six face each other in knockout rounds and the three winning teams are the remaining semifinalists.

The semifinal winners advance to the final, and the two teams that emerge victorious in their respective conferences face each other to win the MLS Cup and thus determine the league champion.

The two teams that have won the most MLS titles are Los Angeles Galaxy, with five, and DC United, with four.

The top scorers in MLS are: Chris Wondolowski, with 171 goals; Landon Donovan, with 145 goals; Jeff Cunningham, with 134 goals; Jaime Moreno, with 133; and Kei Kamara, with 130.

Meanwhile, the players with the most games played in MLS are: Nick Rimando, with 514; Kyle Beckerman, with 498; Jeff Larentowicz, with 437; Kevin Hartman, with 416; and Chris Wondolowski, with 413.

In recent years, MLS has gained prominence in regional soccer and has even attracted international attention to the sport with the addition of renowned stars to its league. Its games are increasingly being watched outside of the United States.

Throughout its history, legends such as Javier “Chicharito” Hernández, Jorge Campos, David Beckham, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Cuauhtémoc Blanco, Thierry Henry, Rafael Márquez, David Villa and Frank Lampard have joined the MLS. Currently, there are great footballers in the MLS such as Lionel Messi, Carlos Vela, Luis Suárez, Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets, Héctor Herrera, Lorenzo Insigne and Giorgio Chiellini.