
Four Teams Unbeaten, Two Weeks into MLS 2026
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In the early stages of the 2026 MLS season, four teams stand out with perfect records: Vancouver Whitecaps, LAFC, San Diego FC, and San Jose Earthquakes. LAFC leads the pack after a shutout win over Houston, while San Diego FC secures another clean sheet against Saint Louis City. Vancouver Whitecaps surge to third with a dominant derby win over Toronto, powered by Thomas Müllers brace. Inter Miami climbs into fifth after Lionel Messis late heroics, and San Jose Earthquakes debut Timo Werner in a two-nil win. However, questions remain about the sustainability of these early leaders, with six teams still pointless and upcoming matches set to test their mettle.
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The latest scores, headlines, and storylines, right here on MLS News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The 2026 MLS season is just two weeks in, and Sports Illustrated's latest power rankings highlight four perfect teams, Vancouver. Whitecaps, LAFC, San Diego FC, and San Jose earthquakes all have two wins, six points each, and zero goals conceded so far. LAFC holds the top spot after a two-nothing win over Houston Dynamo, thanks to Steven Ustakeel's long-range strike and overall team balance without. Relying on stars like Dennis Boonga, San Diego FC sits second, cruising to another clean-sheet victory over St. Louis City, with Anders Dryer scoring. Vancouver Whitecaps jumped to third with a dominant three-nothing derby win over Toronto FC, powered by Thomas Muller's two goals in set-piece magic. Fans loved his celebration, while Toronto players even apologized to supporters afterward. Inter Miami climbed into fifth after Lionel Messi's second-half
heroics, including a swarving shot in free kick, sparked a four-two comeback against, Orlando City. Meanwhile, San Jose earthquakes debut Timo Werner, who assisted in a two-nothing win, bringing energy under coach Bruce Arena. Six teams still sit pointless, and questions linger on sustainability, like FC Cincinnati struggling without entered a vander or Red Bull, New York's. Youth-led wins under Michael Bradley. Upcoming matches will test these early leaders. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you, a pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-I, solelypilo.com.
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