Games for the Week of 4/6

Notes: Unless otherwise noted, all MLS games are live-streamed at live.mlssoccer.com and all USL games are live-streamed on their YouTube channel
On April 12, ESPN+ is launching. Once it launches, all out of market MLS and USL games will be streamed there (cost is $5/month or $50/year, includes much more than American soccer).
NWSL is not in action this weekend

Friday, 4/6/2018
New England Revolution vs. Montreal Impact - 7:30et - Gillette Stadium

Saturday, 4/7/2018
Pittsburgh Riverhounds vs. Toronto FC II - 3:00et - Highmark Stadium
Atlanta United vs. Los Angeles FC - 5:00et - Mercedes-Benz Stadium - ESPN
Richmond Kickers vs. New York Red Bulls II - 5:00et - City Stadium
Philadelphia Union vs. San Jose Earthquakes - 7:00et - Talen Energy Stadium
FC Cincinnati vs. Louisville City FC - 7:00et - Nippert Stadium
North Carolina FC vs. Indy Eleven - 7:00et - Sahlen's Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park
Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Ottawa Fury FC - 7:30et - Al Lang Stadium
FC Dallas vs. Colorado Rapids - 8:00et - Toyota Stadium
Colorado Springs Switchbacks vs. Rio Grande Valley FC - 8:00et - Weidner Field
OKC Energy vs. Portland Timbers 2 - 8:00et - Taft Stadium
Nashville SC vs. Charlotte Independence - 8:30et - First Tennessee Park
Chicago Fire vs. Columbus Crew - 8:30et - Toyota Field
Saint Louis FC vs. Fresno FC - 8:30et - Toyota Stadium
San Antonio FC vs. Swope Park Rangers - 8:30et - Toyota Field
Real Salt Lake vs. Vancouver Whitecaps - 9:30et - Rio Tinto Stadium
Orange County SC vs. LA Galaxy II - 10:ooet - Champions Soccer Stadium
Phoenix Rising FC vs. Real Monarchs SLC - 10:00et - Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex
Sacramento Republic vs. Seattle Sounders 2 - 10:30et - Papa Murphy's Park

Sunday, 4/8/2018
Bethlehem Steel vs. Charleston Battery - 3:00et - Goodman Stadium
Orlando City vs. Portland Timbers - 4:00et - Orlando City Stadium - ESPN
Atlanta United 2 vs. Penn FC - 4:00et - Coolray Field
Los Angeles Galaxy vs. Sporting Kansas City - 9:00et - StubHub Center - FS1

Wednesday, 4/11/2018
Seattle Sounders 2 vs. Real Monarchs SLC - 10:00et - Cheney Stadium
LA Galaxy II vs. Phoenix Rising - 10:30et - StubHub Center

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