Sunday's headlines: Vancouver beat Seattle 5-1 with two goals from Brian White to lock up first place in the West, Lionel Messi's late winner gave Inter Miami a 2-1 win at New England, and Nashville came from 2-0 down to beat Red Bull New York 3-2. In Liga MX, Cruz Azul beat León 2-1 to join América and Chivas on 29 points at the top, and Santos beat Necaxa 1-0 with an own goal.
Every score below was checked against two sources (ESPN and FotMob), and they agree on all eight final scores, every scorer and the absence of red cards. They differ on two timings and one name, noted in the tables: Aleksey Miranchuk's goal for Atlanta (ESPN 51', FotMob 52'), Sergio Vasquez's goal for LAFC (ESPN 89', FotMob 90') and León's stoppage-time penalty taker (Alfonso Alvarado on ESPN, José Alvarado on FotMob).
All eight games from Sunday Nov 1 (Pacific time) are final. Saturday's games are in our MLS & Liga MX recap for Oct 31, and Sunday's European games are in our results for Nov 1.
MLS results (Matchday 34)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Vancouver Whitecaps v Seattle Sounders | 5-1 | Brian White 1', 53', Ryan Gauld 9', Mathías Laborda 43', Aleksa Cvetković 70'; Jordan Morris 62' |
| Nashville SC v Red Bull New York | 3-2 | Tim Parker own goal 45', Julián Bazán own goal 78', Sam Surridge 90+1'; Julian Hall 34', Rafael Mosquera 40' |
| Atlanta United v Toronto FC | 3-1 | Miguel Almirón 22', Cooper Sanchez 40', Aleksey Miranchuk 51' (FotMob: 52'); Lewis Morgan 79' |
| New England Revolution v Inter Miami | 1-2 | Dániel Gazdag 53'; Germán Berterame 69', Lionel Messi 83' |
| LAFC v Minnesota United | 1-3 | Sergio Vasquez 89' (FotMob: 90'); Joaquín Pereyra 29', 81', Cherrion Valerius 34' |
| Portland Timbers v Houston Dynamo | 3-1 | David da Costa 25', Kristoffer Velde 65', Vincent Janssen 78'; Agustín Bouzat 71' |
Red cards: None in MLS on Sunday, per ESPN and FotMob.
Key moments: White headed Vancouver ahead in the first minute and Gauld made it 2-0 by the ninth, and the Whitecaps led 4-0 before Morris pulled one back. In Nashville, Red Bull's Cade Cowell had a penalty saved by Brian Schwake in the 19th minute (per ESPN), and goals from Hall and Mosquera still put the visitors 2-0 up. Two own goals by Red Bull defenders, Tim Parker just before half time and Julián Bazán in the 78th minute, brought Nashville level, and Surridge headed the winner in stoppage time. At Gillette Stadium, Gazdag gave New England the lead, Berterame headed the equalizer and Messi scored the winner with seven minutes left. Pereyra scored twice, the second from outside the box, as Minnesota won 3-1 at LAFC. Da Costa scored one and set up Janssen's header as Portland beat Houston.
Playoff impact: Every team has now played 33 games, and Decision Day on Saturday Nov 7 settles the rest. The top nine in each conference make the playoffs. In the East, Nashville (74) are first, Inter Miami (59) second and New England (58) third. Orlando (43) hold ninth, and Red Bull New York, NYCFC and Toronto (all 39) can reach no more than 42, so the East playoff field is set: Nashville, Miami, New England, Chicago, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Columbus and Orlando. In the West, Vancouver (61) can no longer be caught by Dallas (55) for first. Portland (43) moved up to eighth after the win, Colorado (43) are ninth, and Seattle (43) dropped to tenth on goal difference after the 5-1 loss. Real Salt Lake (42) and Minnesota (41) are still within reach of ninth. Tables are from ESPN and FotMob, which match. Full MLS schedule and US channels.
Replays in the US: Every MLS match is on Apple TV, which keeps full replays and highlights on demand. An Apple TV subscription is all you need.
Liga MX results (Apertura Jornada 15)
| Match | Score | Goal scorers |
|---|---|---|
| Santos v Necaxa | 1-0 | Matías Espíndola own goal 72' |
| Cruz Azul v León | 2-1 | Andrés Montaño 56' (pen), José Paradela 72'; Alfonso Alvarado 90+10' (pen) (FotMob: José Alvarado) |
Red cards: None in Liga MX on Sunday, per ESPN and FotMob.
Key moments: Santos and Necaxa were goalless until the 72nd minute, when Necaxa's Matías Espíndola turned the ball into his own net. At Estadio Banorte, Montaño put Cruz Azul ahead from the penalty spot early in the second half and Paradela doubled the lead with a shot from outside the box. León scored a penalty in the 100th minute (90+10'), too late to change the result.
Table impact: Cruz Azul (29) joined América and Chivas on 29 points after 15 games. América are first on goal difference (+15), Chivas second (+11) and Cruz Azul third (+10), with Atlas (27) fourth. Santos (22) moved up to eighth, level on points with Tijuana and León. Necaxa (10) are 17th. Tables are from ESPN and FotMob, which match. Full Liga MX schedule and US channels.
Replays in the US: Liga MX rights follow the home team, and every broadcast is in Spanish. Santos v Necaxa and Cruz Azul v León were listed on TelevisaUnivision (Univision, UniMás, TUDN or ViX), so check ViX Premium on demand.
What's next
MLS Decision Day is Saturday Nov 7, with eight games at 1pm PT and seven at 4pm PT, including Inter Miami v Charlotte, Chicago v Columbus, Dallas v Colorado and Seattle v LAFC, all on Apple TV. Liga MX Jornada 16 starts Friday Nov 6 with Necaxa v Tijuana and San Luis v Juárez, and Cruz Azul visit Tigres on Saturday. Every game, channel and kickoff time is on our matches page.
Frequently asked questions
Who scored for Vancouver against Seattle?
Brian White scored twice (1', 53'), and Ryan Gauld (9'), Mathías Laborda (43') and Aleksa Cvetković (70') also scored in a 5-1 win. Jordan Morris (62') scored for Seattle, per ESPN and FotMob.
Who scored Inter Miami's winner against New England?
Lionel Messi scored the winner in the 83rd minute. Germán Berterame had equalized with a header in the 69th minute after Dániel Gazdag put New England ahead in the 53rd.
Who scored in Cruz Azul v León?
Andrés Montaño scored a penalty (56') and José Paradela added a second (72') for Cruz Azul. León's goal was a stoppage-time penalty (90+10'), credited to Alfonso Alvarado by ESPN and José Alvarado by FotMob.
Were there any red cards?
No. ESPN and FotMob show no red cards in any of the eight MLS or Liga MX games on Sunday Nov 1.
Where can I watch MLS replays in the US?
Every 2026 MLS match, including full replays, is on Apple TV. The separate MLS Season Pass ended after 2025, so an Apple TV subscription is all you need.
Where can I watch Liga MX replays in the US?
Santos v Necaxa and Cruz Azul v León were listed on TelevisaUnivision (Univision, UniMás, TUDN or ViX), so check ViX Premium on demand. Both broadcasts are in Spanish.
Sources
- ESPN: MLS scoreboard, Nov 1, 2026
- ESPN: Liga MX scoreboard, Nov 1, 2026
- ESPN: MLS standings
- ESPN: Liga MX standings
- FotMob: MLS results, events and table (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- FotMob: Liga MX results, events and table (cross-check for every score, scorer and red card)
- MLS: How to watch (2026)
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