Columbus Crew 2-0 Atlanta United result, stats and report

Charlotte beat Atlanta United 2-0 in MLS, with Idan Toklomati and Liel Abada scoring either side of half-time to down a home side that had plenty of the ball but created precisely nothing with it.

Inter Miami were pegged back by a late Breel Embolo penalty as Atlanta United earned a 2-2 draw in a bad-tempered MLS clash, despite Casemiro and Luis Suárez giving the hosts what looked like a comfortable lead at half-time.

Columbus Crew put four straight defeats behind them with a commanding 3-0 win over Colorado Rapids, with goals from Santiago Rodríguez, Gonzalo Tapia and Taha Habroune sealing a result that was never in doubt.

Columbus Crew host Inter Miami on Sunday night having lost four straight MLS matches and conceded thirteen goals in the process. Inter Miami arrive with thirty goals scored across their last ten and no intention of slowing down.

Atlanta United host New York City in a late Saturday night MLS clash with both sides carrying defensive frailties and unfinished business. Connor Maguire breaks down what matters.

Portland Timbers host Atlanta United at Providence Park in a fixture that every piece of data points toward goals, with both sides carrying defensive vulnerabilities and a combined inability to keep clean sheets across the entire season.

Two sides deep in dysfunction meet at Stade Saputo on Saturday night, with CF Montréal welcoming a Columbus Crew side that has won just twice in their last ten matches. Something has to give, but the question is whether either team is capable of forcing it.

DC United have not kept a single clean sheet in their last ten home games, and Atlanta United arrive at Audi Field carrying three injured players and a momentum slope that is beginning to flatten. Something has to give.