MLS Week 4 arrives with a full schedule of matches in different cities in the United States and Canada, a day that can begin to set trends in the standings when the season is just beginning to get into rhythm. For millions of Latino fans living in the United States, knowing the schedule and times of each game is key to not missing out on the action in North American soccer.
Major League Soccer (MLS) has become one of the fastest growing sports leagues in North America. With full stadiums, new franchises and squads reinforced with international talent, each day generates more interest among the Hispanic community that closely follows clubs such as LAFC, Inter Miami, LA Galaxy, Atlanta United and Seattle Sounders. The day will be mainly focused on Saturday, March 14, with an extensive lineup of matches, while Sunday, March 15, will close the activity with three more games.
Most Attractive MLS Week 4 Matches
Among the most anticipated games of Week 4 in MLS is the duel between LAFC and St. Louis City SC.
Two teams that have shown offensive dynamism since the start of the season.
This game could have a direct impact on the battle for the top spots in the Western Conference.
Another matchup that generates great expectation is Charlotte FC vs Inter Miami CF, a duel that has attracted media attention in recent years in MLS.
Inter Miami continues to be one of the most followed clubs in the league, especially among Latino fans in the United States.
There are also important matches for teams seeking to consolidate their position at the top of the table.
Such as Columbus Crew vs Nashville SC, LA Galaxy vs Sporting Kansas City and Houston Dynamo vs Portland Timbers.
For their part, clubs such as New York City FC, Orlando City SC and Chicago Fire will try to take advantage of their home advantage to score important points at the start of the championship.
A matchday that could begin to set trends
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Schedules in the United States
MLS Week 4 includes matches throughout the weekend in different time zones (ET, CT and PT).
This allows fans to follow several matches throughout the day.
Saturday, March 14
Toronto FC vs New York Red Bulls
ET 12:00 PM | CT 11:00 AM | PT 9:00 AM
Atlanta United FC vs Philadelphia Union
ET 2:15 PM | CT 1:15 PM | PT 11:15 AM
Columbus Crew vs Nashville SC
ET 5:15 PM | CT 4:15 PM | PT 2:15 PM
Charlotte FC vs Inter Miami CF
ET 6:30 PM | CT 5:30 PM | PT 3:30 PM
New York City FC vs Colorado Rapids
ET 6:30 PM | CT 5:30 PM | PT 3:30 PM
Orlando City SC vs CF Montréal
ET 6:30 PM | CT 5:30 PM | PT 3:30 PM
Chicago Fire FC vs D.C. United
ET 7:30 PM | CT 6:30 PM | PT 4:30 PM
FC Dallas vs San Diego FC
ET 7:30 PM | CT 6:30 PM | PT 4:30 PM
Houston Dynamo FC vs Portland Timbers
ET 7:30 PM | CT 6:30 PM | PT 4:30 PM
LA Galaxy vs Sporting Kansas City
ET 8:30 PM | CT 7:30 PM | PT 5:30 PM
Real Salt Lake vs Austin FC
ET 8:30 PM | CT 7:30 PM | PT 5:30 PM
LAFC vs St. Louis City SC
ET 9:30 PM | CT 8:30 PM | PT 6:30 PM
Sunday, March 15
New England Revolution vs FC Cincinnati
ET 1:30 PM | CT 12:30 PM | PT 10:30 AM
Vancouver Whitecaps vs Minnesota United FC
ET 3:30 PM | CT 2:30 PM | PT 12:30 PM
San Jose Earthquakes vs Seattle Sounders FC
ET 6:00 PM | CT 5:00 PM | PT 3:00 PM
A league increasingly followed by Latinos
The growth of MLS in the United States is also reflected in the increase in the number of Hispanic fans who follow each matchday.
With stadiums in cities with large Latino populations such as Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, Chicago and New York, the league has become one of the main options to enjoy live soccer in the country.
Week 4 of MLS promises a weekend full of excitement.
With games that could begin to define which teams are emerging as contenders this season.
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