MLS Week 2: Shutouts, Standouts, and Surprises

0:00Welcome to MLS News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to MLS fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. Mashtay 2 of the 2026 MLS regular season wrapped up with plenty of shutouts and standout performances across the league. Chicago Fire dominated CF Montreal. Three goals to nothing, even after playing down a man for over 40 minutes. New York Red Bull stayed perfect at two wins thanks to a goal from 17-year-old Julian Hall, while Minnesota edged FC Cincinnati 1-0 on a header from Kelvin Yeboa. Several newcomers made big impacts like San Jose's Timo Werner assisting in their 2-0 win over Atlanta and Colorado's fresh signing scoring in. A 2-0 result against Portland. LA Galaxy Crush Charlotte 3-0 with three quick goals, their fastest ever 3-goal burst and Vancouver blank Toronto 3-love behind. Thomas Muller's brace. Meanwhile, draws kept sporting Kansas City and Columbus even at two a piece and Dallas and

1:01Nashville finished scoreless. Fans saw a youth shine bright from Red Bull's Academy kids setting up winners to Real Salt Lake's 18-year-old Aiden Hezakani scoring in there. Home opener 2-1 over Seattle. Red cars hurt teens like Houston who went down to 9 men in a 2-0 loss to L.A.F.C. and Philadelphia who fell 2-1 late to New York City FC. Despite being last year's top regular season side, Lionel Messi stole the show with two goals, including a free kick, powering Inter Miami to a 4-2 comeback against Orlando City in their first win at the new stadium. San Diego FC impressed in their 2-0 victory over St. Louis, led by Anders Dryer's goal and assist as he nears a rare 20-goal, 20 assist. Mauston. A few squads still chase first wins, like Atlanta under Tata Martino and Portland, while new coaches everywhere settle in, expect more fireworks as the season heats up. D&N is sponsored by our partner.

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