There may be two more World Cup games left in the U.S., but soccer action in the country isn’t stopping just yet.
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Before the France-England third-place game and the Argentina-Spain final, the nation’s top-flight league will resume regular-season play.
Major League Soccer took a mid-season break as some players were called up to represent their respective nations in the World Cup, mainly the U.S. men’s national team.
But now the action is about to return. Here’s what to know about the upcoming MLS schedule:
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When does the MLS season resume?
The first set of MLS games will be played on Thursday, July 16. The league will promote the action with some “rivalry week” affairs.
What MLS games will be played when it resumes?
Here are the games set for July 16-17:
Thursday, July 16
- Montreal vs. Toronto
- St. Louis vs. Sporting Kansas City
- Chicago Fire vs. Vancouver Whitecaps
- Seattle Sounders vs. Portland Timbers
Friday, July 17
- Nashville vs. Atlanta United
- LA Galaxy vs. LAFC
Who is the reigning MLS Cup champion?
The most recent MLS Cup champion is…Inter Miami, led by Lionel Messi. Miami’s first game after the World Cup is on Wednesday, July 22 when it hosts Chicago. Messi and Argentina teammate Rodrigo De Paul will likely not participate due to post-tournament rest.
When is the World Cup final?
The World Cup final in New York/New Jersey is set for Sunday, July 19 at 3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT.
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