Even if there is a lot of international football going on, fans still have that wish to follow their favorite teams at home, which is why MLS continues to be played during the summer.
This week, the North American league will be playing its full set of 1|4 matches over the weekend, with a strange kickoff to the week on Friday and with the rest of the fixtures being played on Saturday. Luckily for them, MLS Season Pass will be there to cover each match thanks to their comprehensive coverage of the competition and in three different time slots, speaking of Saturday's games.
The platform will kick things off with an Eastern Conference game: New York City FC vs Orlando City SC. The hosts are trying to reach the top five in the conference, while Orlando are eager to reach playoff spots, which will only be possible if they win this game. The Friday evening clash will kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Saturday will come with three different time slots to show the remaining thirteen games of the weekend, kicking things off with an interesting New England vs Columbus Crew clash, where the away side tries to jump back on the top four. Their rivals on the other hand are on a roll with four strraight wins, and after a woeful start of the season, another win here could see them breaking into the top ten in the East. The game is set to start at 7:30 p.m. ET.
The next time slot will bring fans the hottest ticket in town when Nashville vs Inter Miami kicks off. The Herons lead the battle for the Supporters' Shield, and even without Messi and Suárez the team has been able to perform correctly. Under the current circumstances it would not be hard to beat Nashville, but the team seems to get an ego boost from playing in front of their supporters, which means we could have a good game in our hands at 8:30 p.m. ET.
The last time slot will bring us a battle that could have a major effect in the Western Conference race: Los Angeles FC vs Colorado Rapids. The Black and Gold are level on points with Real Salt Lake, but with the team from Utah not playing this weekend, it would be a good time for Los Angeles to get some distance from their opponents. Colorado are six points behind the conference leaders, which means this could be a fun clash to keep an eye on at 10:30 p.m. ET.
Here is the full list of games MLS Season Pass will cover this weekend.
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