Gabriel Pirani's goal in the second half salvaged a road point for visiting D.C. United on Saturday night, as they played Atlanta United to a 1-1 draw on the final day of the MLS regular season.
When the Atlanta United host D.C. United on Saturday to close out the MLS regular season, a longtime member of Atlanta's roster will be saying his goodbyes.
The United States has a history of producing successful goalkeepers who have achieved success not only on the national team but also in the MLS and beyond.
On October 14, 2025, Brad Guzan announced that he will retire from professional football after 21 years in the game. Guzan announced his decision through his social media platforms, which caused many reactions.
Longtime U.S. Men's National Team and MLS goalkeeper Brad Guzan announced his retirement on Tuesday, ending a decorated 21-year career. Guzan, who turned 41 last month, will finish the regular season Saturday when his Atlanta United host D.C.
Atlanta United has had a less-than-ideal season due to its scoring struggles, which have led to a winless streak that extended for multiple weeks. Through this winless streak, it was believed that their season was pretty much over.
Atlanta was the third city in the U.S. south-east to sign on during the MLS’ second stage expansion plan which started in 2015. They played their first game in 2017, in the 56,000 seat Bobby Dodd Stadium, home of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
Ramiro Enrique scored his first playoff goal six minutes before halftime and Orlando City set a new franchise high-water mark with a 1-0 victory over visiting Atlanta United in Sunday's Eastern Conference semifinal.
Welcome to the 2024 Major League Soccer playoffs. Nine months and 988 games have led us to this point: of MLS's 29 teams, just 16 remain in contention for the Cup.
The win caps off an incredible turnaround for Atlanta, which entered the final game of the MLS regular season facing an uphill battle to obtain the final Eastern Conference wild-card spot.
Cucho Hernandez scored and Patrick Schulte made three saves as the Columbus Crew opened defense of their MLS Cup title with a 1-0 victory against visiting Atlanta United in Saturday's season opener.
Atlanta's next four games — against the two New York clubs, Toronto and Chicago — will show whether it is a title contender or a pretender. Here's what the Five Stripes must address to get back on their feet.